Editing.
I used to hate editing my MS.
Now I hate formatting my MS for paperback even more.
What’s YOUR anxiety girl moment???
What’s YOUR Anxiety Girl Moment???
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My anxiety girl moments generally involve other people. Someone doesn’t respond how I expect and all of a sudden “Everybody Hates Me!”(to be read like a 13yr old drama queen.). LoL. Have a great day!
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Ha! Awesome. I can totally see that.
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This is mine also. I’m tagging onto yours because you described it so well. 🙂
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TWO thirteen year old drama queens?
Scary.
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My anxiety moment is self doubt. I think my writing is Ok, maybe good, then the next day I think it’s pretty awful, then the cycle starts again. Like a roller coaster that never stops and lets you off!
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Your writing IS good. No roller coaster necessary.
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Turning my work over to my critique groups. Scares the heck out of me every time, lol
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Yep. That can be a scary moment.
Until they report back and tell you they love it. Then it’s pretty awesome.
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At this moment, that I will never, ever get my MS completed for publication. Everrrrr.
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Oh I am SO in that boat. Editing sucks.
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Try formatting a children’s book with illustrations…more gray hair.
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No kidding.
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Mine’s actually a bit darker. It’s more along “nobody cares…if I vanished, who’d even notice?”
My inner child goes through a metric F-ton of black eyeliner.
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I should clarify that the above is cyclical, and always passes. If not, I buy shoes. So there’s that. 🙂 (Don’t want people thinking I’m a pending crisis. I have my moments, but my emotional baggage is a heavy backpack, not a 5-piece set.)
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You crack me up.
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Ha!
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