What do I have to get noticed in this app!

My heartfelt frustration

By LynnPublished 9 months ago • 1 min read

What do I have to get noticed in this app!

I been trying to write on here for years! I don’t know what else to do. I don’t want to give up writing but it feels like I should just quit.

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Lynn

I'm a writer. I write fanfiction, screenplays, and novels. I also watch anime and also listen to K-Pop. I also write for hire. I tend to daydream alot which is probably one of my secrets to writing.

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What do I have to get noticed in this app!

My heartfelt frustration

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