How do I start?
Uhm, I'd have to answer the questions, of course but...
What to answer?
Uhm, I guess I'll just have to brisk away so here I go...
What inspires me to write?
...everything. I write almost about everything so I answer such. One piece, one story, one poem, one write-up, the likes, may speak of life's different aspects, may relate to each and may apply to each. Not every love story is purely about love, not every horror one is about fear and ghosts, not every tragedy is about dying, and the list goes on. Everything we write doesn't really speak of a specific topic, because at some point, those may also touch others.
What am I most afraid of?
...everything. I have always wondered about this but I always came up with it. I won't list them all here 'cause that might just become a series that never ends. Kindly do understand.
Do I remember the first story/poem I ever read and the impact it had on me?
...No. But yes, I love to read but my mind don't retain so much firsts so it's really difficult for me to answer this even if it's a simple yes or no question at first. But let me just say this, all those firsts stories/poems I read have helped me to grow in life's aspects.
What is my favorite writing genre and why do I like it?
...Tragedy because it is easy to just kill off a character than in real life. Happiness is a beautiful emotion and so does pain. Life needs balance. I am not sure of what you're thinking so I don't wanna write any thing about it. There are a lot of genres to write, of course, and I do write other genres, too, but I write about tragedy. Yet my works here are not so on that genre, maybe, just some.
Writing process and the way I brainstorm my story ideas, eh?
...No particular process nor style because whenever I do follow a writing style or have to follow a particular process, I always get sidetracked and just keep on writing, for instance, not minding much if words are rhyming whenever I write poems. My mind, a lot of times, is in shamble so I guess I don't really have a good writing process to share now nor of how I brainstorm my story ideas because, too, a lot of thoughts just keep popping one after another and it all just piles up, then, I just keep writing. Most times, when I finished writing, I wonder how I have written such and for some time, I ask myself why I have written such.
Inspires me to write?
...everything/everyone.
Everyone has a story on their own, and for me, everyone of us is given a chance to be in others' own stories, even if they're relayed through ink and paper, or virtually narrated. We all have similar and unique stories so for me, maybe that's why, despite of how many stories are written on a particular category or genre, different other writers also write about the same genre/category. It may seem like we're playing the same song over and over or a disk that fails a lot. At some point in time, there are still new ideas springing off, peculiarities and rarity stays, like change.
One thing I always want to ask a stranger?
...What makes you 'you'?
It's kind of difficult for me to elaborate some of my answers but, I managed. I have so much to say but too many words might just lead into misunderstandings and some may just be stucked up on it or be offended or such. For me I have said something so it's in your hands how you'd take it.
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