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Re: Pencil or pen?
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My sister Heather loves pens because you never have to worry about it being dull. I actually prefer my pencils to be dull so I think she's just crazy.
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There is something so satisfying about putting pen to paper and making eloquent letters come out to form words and sentences and paragraphs, etc. I think part of the romantic notion of being a writer is the act of putting actual pen to paper...watching the ink form thoughts on paper. Also, it feel my writing style is more thought out and final when I write with a pen.
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Definitely. I love the permanence of a pen. And, aesthetically, it always makes my handwriting look nicer. Plus, I find that pencil tends to smear and I find erasing to be irksome.
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