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to the server to view the underlying object.
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"content": "The other day, my youngest brother (14) was explaining a problem he keeps having with a book he's trying to write, and the problem was this: \"Whenever I write a chapter in my head, it's awesome, but when I write it on paper, it's not like that at all.\"<br /><br />Translation: the art of pulling things out of your head (abstract) and putting them on the page (concrete).<br /><br />\"I hate to break it to you,\" I told him, \"but that's a battle you'll always have to fight.\"<br /><br />I've written dozens of drafts, hundreds of thousands--millions--of words and it never gets easier. There's always what's in my head, what's on the page, and the chasm between the two.<br /><br />First drafts always leave you with some assembly required. You've got all the pieces and a little bit of scaffolding; now it's time to do the *real* building work--revisions.<br /><br />Revision: the art of taking what's on the page (concrete) and stylizing it to match what's inside your head (abstract).<br /><br />This is writing and there's no way around it.<br /><br />This is why you often hear the advice to \"write your first draft quickly,\" because the faster you can push yourself through the rocky translation phase, the sooner you'll have the pieces of your story ready to assemble into a final draft.",
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"content": "The other day, my youngest brother (14) was explaining a problem he keeps having with a book he's trying to write, and the problem was this: \"Whenever I write a chapter in my head, it's awesome, but when I write it on paper, it's not like that at all.\"\n\nTranslation: the art of pulling things out of your head (abstract) and putting them on the page (concrete).\n\n\"I hate to break it to you,\" I told him, \"but that's a battle you'll always have to fight.\"\n\nI've written dozens of drafts, hundreds of thousands--millions--of words and it never gets easier. There's always what's in my head, what's on the page, and the chasm between the two.\n\nFirst drafts always leave you with some assembly required. You've got all the pieces and a little bit of scaffolding; now it's time to do the *real* building work--revisions.\n\nRevision: the art of taking what's on the page (concrete) and stylizing it to match what's inside your head (abstract).\n\nThis is writing and there's no way around it.\n\nThis is why you often hear the advice to \"write your first draft quickly,\" because the faster you can push yourself through the rocky translation phase, the sooner you'll have the pieces of your story ready to assemble into a final draft.",
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"content": "Roses are red<br />violets are blue<br />it don't always be like that<br />but sometimes it do",
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"content": "There is a culture of increasing toxicity afoot in Internetland. It's a culture of peer pressure, intrusion, and judgement. Within this culture is held the belief that the Internet *deserves* to know everything about you--your politics, your opinions on every controversy, your social views, your religious views, etc.--so that they can judge you for it. Choosing not to post the minutia of your life renders you \"inauthentic,\" which is a most egregious Internet sin. In fact, if you aren't posting in lockstep with every hashtag or campaign or hot social issue, demonstrating what a Goodperson™️ you are, well, according to the dichotomy perpetrated by this culture, you must be a monster.<br /><br />If your performance in the arena isn't satisfactory, you'll get a thumbs-down. If you say the wrong thing--or *don't* say the *right* thing--you'll be excommunicated.<br /><br />It's practically a religion. You're expected to run the gauntlet in order to prove your worthiness. Your goodness. Your purity.<br /><br />But here's the thing, guys: You *don't* have to. You can say no. It's OKAY to keep things to yourself for any reason you feel is valid. The Internet, actually, is NOT entitled to know the nuances of your life and opinions. The pearl-clutching busybodies can suck it.<br /><br />I just wanted to jump on here this weekend to remind you that it's OKAY to be free. To breathe. To shake off the peer pressure and judgement. To relax. Not everything has to be established in an aesthetic square or snap. It's okay to just live. To be happy.<br /><br />And on that note, I wish you all a lovely, peaceful weekend!",
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"content": "There is a culture of increasing toxicity afoot in Internetland. It's a culture of peer pressure, intrusion, and judgement. Within this culture is held the belief that the Internet *deserves* to know everything about you--your politics, your opinions on every controversy, your social views, your religious views, etc.--so that they can judge you for it. Choosing not to post the minutia of your life renders you \"inauthentic,\" which is a most egregious Internet sin. In fact, if you aren't posting in lockstep with every hashtag or campaign or hot social issue, demonstrating what a Goodperson™️ you are, well, according to the dichotomy perpetrated by this culture, you must be a monster.\n\nIf your performance in the arena isn't satisfactory, you'll get a thumbs-down. If you say the wrong thing--or *don't* say the *right* thing--you'll be excommunicated.\n\nIt's practically a religion. You're expected to run the gauntlet in order to prove your worthiness. Your goodness. Your purity.\n\nBut here's the thing, guys: You *don't* have to. You can say no. It's OKAY to keep things to yourself for any reason you feel is valid. The Internet, actually, is NOT entitled to know the nuances of your life and opinions. The pearl-clutching busybodies can suck it.\n\nI just wanted to jump on here this weekend to remind you that it's OKAY to be free. To breathe. To shake off the peer pressure and judgement. To relax. Not everything has to be established in an aesthetic square or snap. It's okay to just live. To be happy.\n\nAnd on that note, I wish you all a lovely, peaceful weekend!",
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"content": "The protagonist in my WIP<br />",
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"content": "I've been doing a lot of research on the American Revolution lately and if Patriots back then could make their own clothing out of homespun cloth and grow their own food to avoid buying British goods, then you can stop going to Starbucks, drinking Coke, and watching pro sports.",
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"content": "I've been doing a lot of research on the American Revolution lately and if Patriots back then could make their own clothing out of homespun cloth and grow their own food to avoid buying British goods, then you can stop going to Starbucks, drinking Coke, and watching pro sports.",
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"content": "\"In a couple of weeks, all the non-maskers will be dead!\" they've been saying for like, eight months.",
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"content": "\"In a couple of weeks, all the non-maskers will be dead!\" they've been saying for like, eight months.",
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"content": "You can give your child up for adoption and even chose the family. Abortion is not about 'not being able to care for a child' it is about not having stretch marks so you can go whore around some more. =) ",
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"content": "You can give your child up for adoption and even chose the family. Abortion is not about 'not being able to care for a child' it is about not having stretch marks so you can go whore around some more. =) ",
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"content": "Trying to determine the perfect place to start a novel is like looking into that mirror from Harry Potter, the one where people waste away before an endless fantasy.<br /><br />(Yeah, you'll never guess what I'm trying to do right now.)",
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"content": "\"'Oh, monsters are scared,' said Lettie. 'That's why they're monsters.'\"<br /><br />― Neil Gaiman, The Ocean at the End of the Lane",
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