Do you love writing?

I really wanted to take-up communications as major but my mother wanted me to become a nurse. For my mother, becoming a nurse would help us from climbing out of poorness.

I do love to write, especially when it is something that I care about. I took a college level course in high school for composition, and though it was a challenging class (because I usually write what I feel, and though it is grammatically correct, it is not up to college standards), it taught me a lot about how to write for others. Even after that I still have to say my favorite way to write is for myself. I like to write reflections based on my recent experiences - almost like journal entries but discussing more in depth than only what I have done recently. Writing is a very personal and mind opening experience for me.

Yes, I love to write. It's my medium for expressing my thoughts. Writing, for me, is a freeing experience. It helps me let out whatever it is that I want to say without fear at a given moment. It is also a form of therapy for me. When I feel so tired and suffocated about the daily grind of things, my refuge is writing - I mean my journal. My journal is my safest confidant. I can pour out my angst on paper without fear that my confidences will be violated. Writing is also my medium for creativity. I write poetry to express my sense of beauty, joy and loneliness. Writing, sometimes, is my counselor. Sometimes, it is my psychiatrist.

Yes, I love to write very much. In fact when I was in school I scored 'A' most of the time for composition subject. I find that by writing I am able to express my feelings and my opinion. I am not very good in talking, so I am grateful to God because he blesses me with the natural gift in writing. I think if I can't write in one day I will feel miserable because I can't get my minds out. By writing I am more peaceful in mind, and I am happier and satisfied.

Yes, I do love to write. I'd like to believe it's one of my passions. I've been writing since I was a kid, was part of our school paper and even had one of my articles published in a major newspaper here in Manila. Writing is a way for me to express myself -- my emotions, frustrations, well.. basically everything under the sun.

yes i love writing. I write everything, i write my thoughts, my dreams, my goals, my plans--everything. I write in all ways, in my cellphone, in my notebooks and in my computer. I love writing but i do not invest much time on writing articles, I just write what i want even though it's not coordinated. I know i will learn more on how to improve but as for now, writing for me is like breathing. I cannot live without writing and reading.

I love to write too and have since I was a kid actually...My biggest problem though is trying to find the time to write..I have plenty to write about but life gets so hectic more often than not finding the time is difficult...I'm workin on it though..

I do like to write. I just haven't had much of a change to write over the last few years. when I was in college, I use to write fan fiction stories. I haven't worked on my stories in years. I wish I had time, but with kids and works...it seems like there's no time.

Writing comes naturally me. I write every day. I can't remember the last day when I did not write anything. It is my first form of communication and the best way I have of expressing myself. So far this year I have written over a hundred articles, around a hundred blog posts, more than 3500 responses and a number of reviews. All of these appear on the internet, but I still write a little in my personal diary, about my private thoughts, at the end of each day.

Yes, I really love to write. It's a good way for me to put into words how I feel. Or simply release my feelings or whatever tension that I may have. It's my form of therapy. My pen and paper is the therapist. And I don't have to say exactly how I feel. What I feel may be completely unrelated to what I'm writing.

I adore writing and love it very much, I can do it very avidly too. It just sucks that we are not as rightfully compensated as we should be.