Writing an ending
9 years ago
For a long time, I've felt the need to find something to spend the rest of my life doing, however long that might turn out to be. I've wondered if I've never settled simply because I never would, that my only satisfaction was to be found in the constant pursuit of something new. I still don't know for certain what my future should look like, but for now...I'm going to pour all my energy into writing and see where it leads.
Writing is the only thing that, despite all the other avenues I've explored, really comes naturally to me. I don't mean to say my writing is perfect or never takes any effort; writing just flows in a way that nothing else does for me. It appeals to me as a means of expression in way that nothing else does.
Despite my wanderings, I've found only a single path through the forest. I guess it's time to start walking.
Writing is the only thing that, despite all the other avenues I've explored, really comes naturally to me. I don't mean to say my writing is perfect or never takes any effort; writing just flows in a way that nothing else does for me. It appeals to me as a means of expression in way that nothing else does.
Despite my wanderings, I've found only a single path through the forest. I guess it's time to start walking.

Stigmata
~stigmata
I do enjoy your writings. And truly, you seem to be in tuned with it already. I'm confident pursuing it will open other creative avenues, naturally. William Blake comes to mind, though I'm not sure if his writings or his art came first.

Scathe
~scathe
OP
I've given some thought to creating a world before, but never gotten far enough to create any stories or draw out any settings in it. Today I actually outlined a fairly complete story (which surprised me) though it'll need both fleshing out (a lot) and at least one follow-up novel to really arrive at the conclusion I have in mind.