I think everyone goes through that. I sure do. It can be really hard dealing with the differences between the internal vision you have for a creative work and what comes out on paper. Rarely do the images match perfectly and they definitely don't when it's a WIP.
Don't forget the mantra: It can all be fixed later.
I have also heard it said that when you hit that wall and bump up against it for a while you are about to break through and grow as a writer.
"Everyone has a story to tell, people are fond of saying. OK, fine, but should everyone tell a story?"
Why not? Tell the story and tell your internal self-saboteur (most of us have one) to sit down and zip it. :-)
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Date: 2 Feb 2013 03:18 am (UTC)Don't forget the mantra: It can all be fixed later.
I have also heard it said that when you hit that wall and bump up against it for a while you are about to break through and grow as a writer.
"Everyone has a story to tell, people are fond of saying. OK, fine, but should everyone tell a story?"
Why not? Tell the story and tell your internal self-saboteur (most of us have one) to sit down and zip it. :-)