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Rjinn · 03-16-2013, 06:51 PM

I actually really appreciate a guide for journals. Awesome Trollheart.

I've been thinking about starting a journal ever since getting here but have been ambivalent, for the same reasons about structure. Unfortunately my learning difficulties proves hard to write essays or reports in a standard format. Practicing English writing for 10 years has only built it to just decent, and whenever presenting competently it's at a quick loss thereafter. Losing train of thought constantly ends up stating things really awkward. I'm pretty insecure about writing so it almost results into OCD.

All leads up to this question. Can I suggest after writing an entry, to seek feedback of how you wrote it? I'm not sure if I feel comfortable planning an entry and getting somebody else to correct later to finalise it. I prefer doing the work myself.

03-16-2013, 06:51 PM	#20 (permalink)
Rjinn The Aerosol in your Soul Join Date: Jun 2012 Location: New South Wales, Australia Posts: 1,546	I actually really appreciate a guide for journals. Awesome Trollheart. I've been thinking about starting a journal ever since getting here but have been ambivalent, for the same reasons about structure. Unfortunately my learning difficulties proves hard to write essays or reports in a standard format. Practicing English writing for 10 years has only built it to just decent, and whenever presenting competently it's at a quick loss thereafter. Losing train of thought constantly ends up stating things really awkward. I'm pretty insecure about writing so it almost results into OCD. All leads up to this question. Can I suggest after writing an entry, to seek feedback of how you wrote it? I'm not sure if I feel comfortable planning an entry and getting somebody else to correct later to finalise it. I prefer doing the work myself. __________________ last.fm