What do you write usually?

I write poems, but I hate them... generally I just keep a journal. I like chronicling my life's experiences. It's fun to go back and look at them later and reflect on how much I've learned and grown.

I write every thought that comes through my mind. Any ideas, opinions, experiences, almost everything that I am thinking, I write it on a notebook. Afterwards, I read it and then start constructing continuations of those thoughts. It's a good thing for you because you have a positive outlet for your melancholiness. Enjoy writing more!:-)

It good to write poems,when misery, sadness, unhappiness, sorrow, gloom, despair, hopelessness, or tearfulness set in. Poems help us understand fear, they also provide a feeling of emotion from which energy and warmth, commit a outburst of anger, all while yearning in adoration of enthusiam. The appetite rages in pain, suffering in intensity is amateurish. You need to commit to paper, by doing so you create, formulate, and produce a composition, rare with verse, song, rhyme, that shares your secret worries. You found relief in desperately scribbling poetry reassurance, by allevating, supporting, and bring out stress. Writing poem(s) or any form of writing, is a great way to get relaxation from the pain.

i like to write if someone respond it regularly..that give me good feedback:)

I like writing fictional stories. They are never as long as novels, but I think they are good. They contain action, lovable characters, good plots...I hope their shortness doens't make them useless. Usually my stories revolve around police officers and their work,because I reall respect cops. But I'm always coming up with new ideas for stories, I dont think i'll ever get to write all of them! :) And sometimes I stray from the cop theme and do some very different pieces.

i like to write peom when i am inspired and i like to write religious articles and some books when i have time.

I spend lots of my time on computer.Whenever I am depressed I write small programming codes.I like to create small programs and learn new things, and I do the same thing.

I write mostly true story and self-help. I also write articles for a magazine and maybe a few somewhat short romance stories.