Simply put, my relationship with writing is complicated and paradoxical. While I believe writing is the easiest and clearest way to express myself, I also find writing to be extremely difficult.
During my childhood, I was always writing stories, scripts, and articles. My mother said that she never found me without some sort of writing utensil. Yet, as I grew older, I lost this passion for writing. More than anything, I began to view writing as a chore. At the same time, writing intimidated me. Perhaps it was the process itself, which can be long and arduous, or low confidence in my abilities. A lack of patience also contributed to my dislike of writing.
Now, my feelings toward writing are evolving. My passion for writing was reignited in high school, when I became involved in high school. As a college student, I find writing to be not just a necessity but also the easiest way to express myself. Nonetheless, I still find writing to be hard.
This class blog provides a forum for PR students to practice their blog writing and learn more about social media in PR practice.
Thursday, August 28, 2008
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2 comments:
I hope that you saved all the material that you wrote when you were younger....
then whenever you need a good laugh, you can check it out
funny how our style evolves as our passions do.
I certainly agree with your post, I think that writing is difficult. But one must wonder would writing really be as enjoyable if it were considered to do?
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