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@memes4writers: How do you think your parents will react to the book? I feel like mine would be proud, but they definitely will not like certain aspects of my stories… #writer #writing #mywriting #mybook #author #authors #writers #aspiringauthor

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renee.beonet
Renee is Writing ✍️📖 :
In all seriousness my parents will never read my works with my consent 😂
2024-03-12 16:58:20
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renee.beonet
Renee is Writing ✍️📖 :
“Write one with talking animals” … *writes the next Animal Farm*
2024-03-12 16:58:00
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baileyhannahwrites
Bailey Hannah | Romance Author :
PATRICK my parents read my smut 🫠
2024-03-12 16:14:39
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sry_ill_be_reading
Mary | Aspiring Author :
My dad called me to tell me he didn’t like that I wrote the F word once in my book and he thinks that I should make up a curse word instead. I told him I wanted to shock and draw an emotional response
2024-03-21 15:57:09
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exoticlynxz
Kitton :
“Atleast not for the writing stuff”
2024-03-12 19:05:41
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n.e_heppler
N.E Heppler |📖Author📖| :
I say add more you can never have enough 😂
2024-03-12 16:05:07
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