by Christopher Slater
Whenever a person reads what someone else has written, there is always an expected level of judgment. The reader is going to judge whether the topic of the writing is something that they are interested in. They will judge the writer’s ability to express themselves or to describe a situation, act, person, or object. The reader will ultimately judge whether the writer’s work brought them any satisfaction.
All of this is expected and probably required if writing is to have any meaning. However, do you ever judge the writer as a person based on the content or style of their writing?
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I think that is something that newbies and/or young people tend to do, but as you grow as a writer and meet more people you realize that it’s all more complicated than you first thought.
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Yes, I agree. I didn’t realize how much was involved when I first started out. Thanks to finding a good mentor I was able to grow as a writer. @v@ ❤
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