I sleep on the left side of a queen bed, as the entire right half is occupied by plushies and pillows 
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If you met an actual person who has grown up never listening to music and knows next to nothing about music, what would you say or even do to help that person?
- I would wonder what type of life this person has been living that they never listened to music.
- āReally, you never listen to music? Is this real? Are you real?ā
- Try to establish a friendship and introduce them to some soothing music.
- Walk away, walk far away because there is no helping them.
- Figure out why they donāt listen to music or rather never listen to music.
- āMusic is a universal and beautiful thing. How do you go through life never listening to a tune or one song? How are you this clueless?ā
- Play a song for them just to see their reaction.
- Other (explain in the comments)
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Choose wisely.
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How would you pronounced the name āEdinā?
- EE-din
- EH-din
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I have a character with that name and found out some people have been pronouncing it differently 
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I would say EE-din like Edenā¦personally.
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Choose wisely:
If you had the money, the room size, or even the time to build it, which of these options would you choose and why?
Option A:
Option B:
Option C:
Option D:
- Option A
- Option B
- Option C
- Option D
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Again, choose wisely.
If you donāt like any of the options, show a picture of a desk that you personally find appealing.
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I am actually glad two people like Option A. I wonder if that one will get the most votes. LOL!
Option D is starting to catch up. LOL!
Well color me happily unsurprised: most people pronounce it the same way I do 
Edin, my protagonistās name, is pronounced āEE-dinā in my story 
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Options A and D are in the leadā¦
Depending on the writer, do only certain types of stories require plotting or free writing?
Example: If someone writes romance novels and only read romance novels then decides to write a High Fantasy or Science-fiction novel with some romance elements, would that person need to plot everything, since it is their first time writing in that genre?
Like sure they can pants, but wouldnāt that person get confused along the way and have a harder time with editing the first draft?
- I think it is better to plot.
- I think it is better to pants.
- I think it is better to do both plotting and pantsing.
- Donāt know in all honestyā¦
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What are your thoughts?
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it definitely depends most heavily on the writer. Iām a plantser because i struggle to maintain interest if I plot an entire story in detail, but i also have a tendency to lose focus and write garbage if I plan nothing. The side of the rails you land on is up to your personality, preference, and lifestyle and one isnāt any better or worse than the other.
However I also think genre dictates whether to plot more or to pants more to some extent. Like it might not involve plotting specifically, but Iād say most stuff in the speculative fiction realm requires a degree of planning. You canāt write historical fiction without doing research, full stop. And you should probably develop at least basic worldbuilding if youāre doing fantasy or scifi, itās really hard to write a cohesive story if you canāt keep track of the rules of the world youāre writing within.
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Oh boy long reply coming
It depends on the writer. This is one of the things we covered in my degree (it was a lecture topic ) Some writers plot heavily and can make it look like nothing was done. Other writers can write incredible stories without having plotted a thing. Just because one does or doesnāt plot or have experience in a certain genre doesnāt mean they wonāt be able to write it. Some will, some wonāt. Some will do a lot of research, some will be pantsers. It all comes down to the writer, their personal skills and experience, and what works best for them.
Example: I donāt plot any of my novels. I never have. The stuff on my wattpad is all what comes up in the moment for first and second drafts. Even I have no idea whatās going on. But when I get to the later drafts and final versions, thatās when I start plotting. The book Iām doing the final edits on to publish? Didnāt plot any of it until I reached draft 8, The final version is draft 10.
Iām a Science-Fantasy novelist but recently started dabbling in Paranormal-Adventure. Didnāt plot a thing. Didnāt do any research. Making it all up as I go. Iāve also dabbled in writing Romance novels. Didnāt plot a thing. Didnāt do any research (well, nothing I didnāt already know).
I know plenty of published authors (aka some of my former teachers) who have never plotted a thing and have gotten the rank of best seller, or who have gotten some pretty awesome book deals. It really is all about what works for the writer
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I see youāre a woman of culture as wellā¦
Sorry, I had to do it. LOL!
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It would appear that for Option C, nobody likes standing deskā¦LOL!
Now, time for the age-old question pertaining to the internet.
Which web browser is better in your own opinion and why?
- Google.
- Bing.
- Microsoft Edge.
- Opera.
- Safari.
- Firefox.
- DuckDuckGo.
- Other (explain in the comments below)
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Wow, I barely hear anything about Firefox.
Didnāt think people still use it, that and Yahoo, MSN, and maybe AOL.
Still, good to know.
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I assumed everyone uses Firefox and nothing else. What do you use? And does whatever you use have AdBlock Plus and Ghostery and all those other free apps that keep the internet from being annoying? ĀÆ\_(ļ¢)_/ĀÆ
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Either Google or Microsoft Edge. I mostly use Microsoft Edge.
If it does, I donāt use them. So, they might have it then again, I donāt really know.
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Iām pretty sure Google Chrome tracks you around the internet, so you might want to get something to block that, unless you donāt mind being spied on. Some people donāt care, but it kinda bothers me. (āÆ^.^į¦)
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Meh, Iāll be alright, and I heard that too.
Thanks for letting me know.
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Thatās why I have Firefox 
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