I've always wanted to be a writer, and I have a very good idea what I'm trying to accomplish.
But, as an author, what do you do if your writing sucks?
What would I do to make sure it didn't suck?
What would you be like if you didn't know the answer, or if the solution was not there? I don't know if I'm the only writer in this world, but I know it's possible to have an opinion about what is best and how it can be better for your career.
I'm here to talk about writing for people, not to tell people how to write or how to be an editor or a journalist. It doesn't make any sense.
The problem with that is, you can't be an author and be an editor and not be able to tell people about how your writing is better. You can be a writer who writes about your work and not just about your work, and not be able to say what your writing sucks.
If you don't want that conversation happening and you don't have to be able to talk about how you write, or your writing is not great or what it's about, and you want it to happen, then I'd say: "No. You have to be better." I think there is a very real risk that you'll be an idiot for writing about how you're doing it, but you're not going anywhere, you're not going anywhere, you're going anywhere.
And that is not going anywhere, that's going nowhere. I'm not saying it will always happen. But, if you are going to be an asshole and be a person, you should be better, you should be better at writing about your life. You have to be better than that.
You have to be a better person than that and you need to be a good person, and you should have better writing. You should be a person that you write about and you need better writers. You have to be better.