u/Yontamen89

I want to give a name to a female character from Egypt, but I don't know the difference between these two.

Whenever someone asks me what I write, I don't say "books" or "screenplays" or "games," I simply say stories. Because every time I sit down to write It can result in a script with 4 characters talking for 5 pages or three long paragraphs of pure description, even I don't understand it. Yesterday I tried writing in screenplay format, and I did (I would say) a test scene pretty well, however early this morning it started raining nonstop and the power went out all over my district, and it gave me inspiration to continue writing another story that I have on the list of things I want to write, and this one I wrote in "narrative" format (this story has great meaning for me). But it doesn't end there; the story, for which I wrote a test scene in the script, I'm getting interested in turning it into a game 😭😭😭😭 (even if I don't know anything about doing it, I'd just be the "writer"). It's all a mess, and I'm caught up in that mess, pretty confused.

And also the fact that many (including in this and other subreddits) say that you're not a "real author" if you don't like to read, and I do like to read, but I rarely do it, let me explain: I once loved a book as a child so much that I read it 22 times, and a few months ago I read two manga that I loved. I'm a very strange reader, and apparently that doesn't make me a real writer?

(English is not my first language so don't judge)

Whenever someone asks me what I write, I don't say "books" or "screenplays" or "games," I simply say stories. Because every time I sit down to write It can result in a script with 4 characters talking for 5 pages or three long paragraphs of pure description, even I don't understand it. Yesterday I tried writing in screenplay format, and I did (I would say) a test scene pretty well, however early this morning it started raining nonstop and the power went out all over my district, and it gave me inspiration to continue writing another story that I have on the list of things I want to write, and this one I wrote in "narrative" format (this story has great meaning for me). But it doesn't end there; the story, for which I wrote a test scene in the script, I'm getting interested in turning it into a game 😭😭😭😭 (even if I don't know anything about doing it, I'd just be the "writer"). It's all a mess, and I'm caught up in that mess, pretty confused.

And also the fact that many (including in this subreddit) say that you're not a "real author" if you don't like to read, and I do like to read, but I rarely do it, let me explain: I once loved a book as a child so much that I read it 22 times, and a few months ago I read two manga that I loved. I'm a very strange reader, and apparently that doesn't make me a real writer?

(English is not my first language so don't judge)

Debe de ser Ben Schmidt, de hecho, creo que debería ser el senpai en vez de Shigenobu.

In my story, this character is in their second year of high school (11th grade), but they skipped 2nd and 3rd grade. But now that I think about it, I don't know if it would be that easy in Japan...

Is it like 30 mins class and 30 mins break? Like I wanna make my own class and break shifts for my story but Idk If that's the best idea.

I initially gave her a Japanese first and last name, but after remembering her father's nationality, I'm not sure.

Incluso en Ai To Noroi las madres son muy importantes.

La madre de Eminaa matando a su padre mientras dormía.☺️🔪❌

La madre de Aneka teniendo que lidiar con el idiota de su esposo.👫

Y la madre de Raira muriendo en la guerra... qué trágico.

Pero eso no nos detiene de celebrar este día tan especial.🎉🎉🎉🎉❤️❤️❤️