Here are five tips for a beginner writer!

#1: **tl;dr** means **too long; didn't read.** I know a lot of people got this already. I just think there's too many writers who don't respond to their readers, or don't know what they mean/don't know what they want. I think it's easy to confuse your readers. So if you're going for a certain technique, explain it in your author's note. Another good use of **tl;dr** is to explain to *you* what posts are.<br><br>#2: As the old saying goes: "Well, you can't go up if you don't go down first." I don't know the source of this. It's something I've heard in two other pieces of media. I just want to say that you do have to be rejected several times before you can become a great writer. But that's okay, because you learn with each time. So when you're down, you can say, "Well, you can't go up if you don't go down first." Then you can get up and keep going. I think this makes it a lot easier to get into writing. I hope this makes it easier for you. What's your favorite quote dealing with failure? If you want to share your writing, I'd love to give you my thoughts!<br><br>#3: I think that writing is a very repressed subject. There are so many people afraid to share their writing with others. I think this is a very bad idea. Getting feedback is a very important part of writing. I think that you know you're not a bad writer, even if you are. I think that it's an issue that needs to be talked about. I think that if you want to write you shouldn't be afraid. You should just share your writing out there. Live your life. I hope this helps you. <br><br>#4: I think that a lot of people don't like writing because they don't like being organized. I also think that a lot of people don't like revisions because they don't like going back. I think that if you write an outline beforehand, it makes it easier to find out if you have any errors. It may take a few minutes but it's worth it. It makes revisions easier and easier. I think it also helps when you get a note saying "your story has no plot". I don't like sitting at my computer staring at the screen. I think it makes things a lot more efficient if you just organize your thoughts beforehand.<br><br>#5: I think that a lot of people have a hard time writing characters because they don't really know what characters are. I also think that a lot of people don't know what a good plot is. I think that this is something you must learn. I think that you can't just say, "being a writer is so hard". I think you have to do your research beforehand. There are a lot of videos and articles on these subjects that can help you. I think that these subjects are covered a lot in school, too. I think if you don't learn these things, you'll be stuck forever. I think it's just a matter of getting to know the subject, getting to know what writing is. I hope this helps.<br><br>Thank you for reading. I hope this was helpful to you, as a writer. I also hope that you continue to write, and share your writing with others. This is something that I think is very important. I also want to point out that it's okay to be a bad writer, or even a bad person. What matters most is the effort you put into what you do. I think that a lot of artists, not just writers, look at themselves and feel really insecure. If you do this, consider talking to a friend or going to a counselor. If you look at yourself, you should love the person you see. I think that if you do this, you will be much happier. This will also make your writing a lot better. As artists, I think we should all support each other on our journey. I hope this helps.