Are you a quiet person? Are most writers quiet?
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Re: Are you a quiet person? Are most writers quiet?
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To answer your question, I do not particularly feel that most writers are quite. I feel that those who are outgoing and love to socialize are the ones who can cover wider issues when they write since they talk to people. Like for example , Shakespeare . His plays were critically acclaimed because he wrote it in such a way that the common Elizabethan audience would be able to understand. Now, if he wouldn't even think of doing something had he been a quite person. But I also cannot disagree to the fact that quite people turn out to be keen observers . So, I guess I have covered both sides here.
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I'm a bit more on the introverted side, unless I'm at work. Being in customer service, I have to be a little bit more outgoing than I normally would be. It's my comfort zone. Once I'm at home, I like to pretty much lock myself in my room with a book--or if I'm out with some friends (on a rare occasion), I let them do the speaking unless I really HAVE to.
I can't say for sure whether most writer's are more introverted than extroverted--I like to think they're more introverts though.
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However, I do require times of quiet reflection, and peacefulness in order to think and relax. For this, because of my tendency to compulsively talk to everyone who comes into my line of vision, I get up early in the morning. At least 2 hours before I intend to leave my apartment, and do not turn on either radio or television. I get out my journal and converse with myself.
I enjoy this so much, you'd think I'd learn to be more quiet in the rest of my life.
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