Starting at the end…
I’m not good at endings.
Abrupt and quick, like pulling a band-aid off a healing wound. That’s how I’ve ended friendships and quit jobs and “fired” doctors. It’s easier that way, I tell myself, no looking back.
Finding a suitable conclusion has also been a problem with my writing. From all-nighter assignments analyzing literature back in college to attempts at short stories and poetry to blog posts, the endings have always been difficult, like something out of reach I can’t quite grab.
Is it possible for me to say goodbye to bad endings? We shall see, as that becomes the first thing I choose to tackle with those books full of writing exercises left undone.
(As far as saying goodbye to those other bad endings? Never fear, I’m working on that, too.)
When your able to really tell your honest opinion and move forward I consider that a stong and wise person so don’t doubt yourself for a moemnt most can only dream of that inner quality.
Dorothy from grammology
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