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!