Do you prefer first or third person? Does it depend on the genre? Is there something you hate about either of them? I‘m trying to write a book and I have no idea what perspective to write it in. Both work for what I‘m writing but I actually don’t know what I myself prefer and I don’t really have any friends who read so I thought I‘d ask here :)
I‘m a really young writer and I‘m not sure if there are any stereotypes I‘m not aware of that could be offensive. I would be grateful for any advice
I once asked this a while ago and the answers were absolutely amazing, so I’m bringing it back for round two. If you could “curse” someone with a minor inconvenience, what would you choose?
Rules:
• No physical harm in any form, including long term or indirect effects
• No life ruining consequences or anything that significantly disrupts someone’s well being or daily functioning
• No medical issues, pain, injury, or anything that escalates into real harm over time
• It can be a one time inconvenience or a recurring one, but it should stay mildly annoying rather than impactful
• Nothing extreme like bodily function sabotage or anything similar
Note: Abusers and other genuinely horrible people are excluded from the no-harm rule. Do whatever you want to them.
First of all I‘m not asking for a diagnosis I already have a doctors appointment scheduled. But I want to hear some opinions mostly to see what others think. So I suspect that I might have POTS or another similar condition. The strongest most disabling symptom I have is that I feel light headed and dizzy when I‘m standing. It gets worse when its warm outside. I can walk just fine and I can manage standing without any mobility aids but sometimes I feel like I might faint if I can’t sit down or lean on something. Feel free to ask any questions if you need clarification. So do you think I should get a mobility aid and if yes which one?
First of all I‘m not asking for a diagnosis I already have a doctors appointment scheduled. But I want to hear some opinions mostly to see what others think. So I suspect that I might have POTS or another similar condition. The strongest most disabling symptom I have is that I feel light headed and dizzy when I‘m standing. It gets worse when its warm outside. I can walk just fine and I can manage standing without any mobility aids but sometimes I feel like I might faint if I can’t sit down or lean on something. Feel free to ask any questions if you need clarification. So do you think I should get a mobility aid and if yes which one?