For those of あなた 書く fan-fictions, I'm sure, at some stage, that あなた will get writer's block in some form, または another. I've been 書く for years and years, probably around eight years and I thought I would share some information with あなた all, just in case あなた do get writer's block.
1. Always remember that trying to force yourself into 書く something is not the way to go about it. Give yourself a day, または two, and then go back to 書く after that. Sometimes, even the smallest break will allow your brain to clear, relieve stress from life in general and get back into a routine, または whatever SUITS/スーツ your particular 書く style.
2. This one is important. Without it, 書く can be very difficult. Make sure あなた are aware of the things that influence あなた to write. I am thoroughly convinced that influences in 書く are singularly the most imperative part of writing. For myself, memories, watching anime, experiencing happiness, Fanpopping and 読書 本 are some of the influences for my writing. When I get too busy to do any of these, I tend to end up with writer's block. I have been 書く a book for about six years and it's not even half-complete, which comes down to influences, but sometimes they can be influences personal to one piece of 書く - in this case, it is because I wrote out about 1/3 of it, then ロスト about 30 pages of that book when I had a hard drive failure on my computer and the stuff not on ファンポップ disappeared. I was gutted. Because of that, and some editing I needed to do, I just fully stopped on that particular piece of 書く and haven't written a word since. So, when it comes to issues like that, just do your best to work out your influences and make sure that あなた can always look back upon them, as a guide for your writing.
3. Don't be lazy. I'm not trying to be rude, because I have been lazy about writer's block before, too. It's not easy, but just do your best. If あなた want to write something, then write it. Don't let writer's block get あなた down in the dumps and don't let it stop you. Sometimes it's just easier to forget about it and spend your time doing other things. That is laziness. If あなた truly want to achieve anything in life, then あなた have to work for it (bearing in mind, I have been lazy as well, as with the part of [2.] that I mentioned earlier) and that means doing it, even when あなた want to do other stuff as well... if あなた set yourself goals, then follow them and you'll be fine as long as あなた make yourself do the hard work and understand that sacrificing even half an 時 will help with writer's block, if あなた make the effort to.
To conclude with my point, I realise that 1. and 3. might seem to contradict one another. That's not true. If あなた are aware of both, then you'll be able to understand that they are both extremes and あなた can avoid that によって not forcing yourself, but making a conscious effort every so often. If あなた understand that, then あなた are steps closer to dealing with writer's block and making life easier when あなた wish to put the pen to the paper (or the finger to the keypad, if that's how あなた roll).
Anyway, I hope this helps あなた all and thank あなた to anyone who reads this and understands (and potentially appreciates, too :P)
1. Always remember that trying to force yourself into 書く something is not the way to go about it. Give yourself a day, または two, and then go back to 書く after that. Sometimes, even the smallest break will allow your brain to clear, relieve stress from life in general and get back into a routine, または whatever SUITS/スーツ your particular 書く style.
2. This one is important. Without it, 書く can be very difficult. Make sure あなた are aware of the things that influence あなた to write. I am thoroughly convinced that influences in 書く are singularly the most imperative part of writing. For myself, memories, watching anime, experiencing happiness, Fanpopping and 読書 本 are some of the influences for my writing. When I get too busy to do any of these, I tend to end up with writer's block. I have been 書く a book for about six years and it's not even half-complete, which comes down to influences, but sometimes they can be influences personal to one piece of 書く - in this case, it is because I wrote out about 1/3 of it, then ロスト about 30 pages of that book when I had a hard drive failure on my computer and the stuff not on ファンポップ disappeared. I was gutted. Because of that, and some editing I needed to do, I just fully stopped on that particular piece of 書く and haven't written a word since. So, when it comes to issues like that, just do your best to work out your influences and make sure that あなた can always look back upon them, as a guide for your writing.
3. Don't be lazy. I'm not trying to be rude, because I have been lazy about writer's block before, too. It's not easy, but just do your best. If あなた want to write something, then write it. Don't let writer's block get あなた down in the dumps and don't let it stop you. Sometimes it's just easier to forget about it and spend your time doing other things. That is laziness. If あなた truly want to achieve anything in life, then あなた have to work for it (bearing in mind, I have been lazy as well, as with the part of [2.] that I mentioned earlier) and that means doing it, even when あなた want to do other stuff as well... if あなた set yourself goals, then follow them and you'll be fine as long as あなた make yourself do the hard work and understand that sacrificing even half an 時 will help with writer's block, if あなた make the effort to.
To conclude with my point, I realise that 1. and 3. might seem to contradict one another. That's not true. If あなた are aware of both, then you'll be able to understand that they are both extremes and あなた can avoid that によって not forcing yourself, but making a conscious effort every so often. If あなた understand that, then あなた are steps closer to dealing with writer's block and making life easier when あなた wish to put the pen to the paper (or the finger to the keypad, if that's how あなた roll).
Anyway, I hope this helps あなた all and thank あなた to anyone who reads this and understands (and potentially appreciates, too :P)
