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Abstract

I was in fifth grade, my music teacher said I didn’t say a lot. But when I did, you knew a lot of thought went into it.</p><p id="151c">In college, my nickname was “Silent Mike” — for more reasons than one. But for this story, it’s because I still didn’t say a lot. I’ve always been an introvert at heart.</p><p id="f475">The same can be said of my writing. Some of the advice that I keep reading says that

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I should publish and publish often. But it goes against my very nature.</p><p id="f1c8">I want each story that I write to have careful thought and meaning behind it. I don’t want to write just to write. I want to make sure everything I write is meaningful and insightful.</p><p id="750e">Sometimes it’s important to go against the grain and stay true to yourself, even in your writing.</p></article></body>

I’m a Man of Few Words

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When I was in fifth grade, my music teacher said I didn’t say a lot. But when I did, you knew a lot of thought went into it.

In college, my nickname was “Silent Mike” — for more reasons than one. But for this story, it’s because I still didn’t say a lot. I’ve always been an introvert at heart.

The same can be said of my writing. Some of the advice that I keep reading says that I should publish and publish often. But it goes against my very nature.

I want each story that I write to have careful thought and meaning behind it. I don’t want to write just to write. I want to make sure everything I write is meaningful and insightful.

Sometimes it’s important to go against the grain and stay true to yourself, even in your writing.

Writing
Personal
Short Story
Silence
Advice
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