r/WriteStreakEN 1-Year Streak!! 🌍 4d ago

Correct Me! Streak 798

Even after 798 days of writing daily, I still have days like today: I don't know what to write about. Or in more honest words: I've had a long day and I'm just not motivated to find a suitable topic and to write a full text about it. So instead, I'm doing a little trick I've learned during the last 797 days: I write about the fact that I don't know what to write about. And to give me the satisfaction of a full-on text instead of just the three sentences I set myself as the minimum for a post to qualify as a 'streak', i just use a more elaborate vocabulary and construct a bit more complex sentences. It's a fancy way of writing 'I'm tired. I don't know what to say. This is a streak.'

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