This has been sitting in my inbox for a whole nineteen days and im so sorry for only getting to it now but ive been super busy with uni and applications for my masters degree but😭😭😭thank you so much sweetums of the world! Thank you so much for taking the time to say you love my fics, it really does make me so unbelievably happy and it keeps me wanting to write more and more. About the tonddo fic, do you have anything in mind that you would like me to write? Im not super familiar with their dynamic or their lore, so it might be a bit hard for me to get ideas, but if you have anything in mind please do let me know because ill be more than happy to attempt to write them for you😭😭😭big hugs and much love

Hiii sweets. First of all, thank you so much for saying that you love my work and are a big fan, it means so much to me and really does motivate me to keep writing/write more. When it comes to how I started writing and/or got into writing (it really doesnt matter if ive already been asked this question or not, if its something you feel the need to ask, please dont hesitate), I started at sort of a young age because of my grandfather; he used to read and write a lot and I guess he was the one who taught me how important expression through words and art is, he also taught me a lot about different authors and different writing styles, and also told me and kept reminding me that writing is and should always be authentic. In my opinion, I think one of the best ways to get better at writing, (excluding reading) is to find your own way of expressing yourself. It doesnt have to come out perfect at first, it doesnt even have to flow all that well, as long as you can start from somewhere and better it from then, thats what matters. There are so many different ways of writing the same thing (i.e. some people would rather keep it simple and objective, whereas others, myself included, like to describe things a bit more and try their best to set a certain ambience around the scene), so maybe try to navigate your way through those different writing styles and see which one comes easier and feels more You. At the end of the day, your first pieces of writing dont have to be perfect, as long as theyre completely Yours and feel Real to you 🥹 being able to have your own style of expression and being able to use words to do that is honestly one of the most beautiful things ever, so I hope I was able to help, even if just a little bit!

To be honest with you, I first got into writing because I used to always see my Grandpa clack away on his ancient typewriter and I guess I got curious about what he wrote (he was in the Law Field but he was the one who introduced me to most the writers I look up to today, and even in Law documents, his writing was and will always be my absolute favourite) and that's sort of what started it for me. It was mostly just pure curiosity. As for tips! I think it's always important and/or fundamental to practice until you find a style you're most comfortable with and can call your own—it doesn't have to be super detailed and/or expressive, and it also doesn't even have to flow perfectly at first, as long as you're comfortable with it and can tweak it until it becomes what you want it to be. Also, reading a lot helps! Find a couple authors whose writing you enjoy, and try to understand how they use their punctuation and their words! But at the end of the day, what really matters is that your writing is Essentially Yours and can convey Your Own emotions, because as long as you're able to portray things Your Own Way and by using your own words, I think that you'll start to feel more and more comfortable writing 🥹🥹🥹 Also, thank you so much for thinking that about my Writing, Genuinely, It really does make me happy to know that people enjoy what I write!