Signs of a writer

Some signs and traits you exhibit indicate you are going to make a good writer. They are so obvious that you cannot ignore them. You do not need to be skeptical about your ability but move forward t

1. You Adore Reading

Reading gives you joy. You read while traveling or when others are watching television. Your love for reading is strange to others. Your allies might be heading out to the movies but you are looking for a quiet place to read your favorite book.

Such behavior is not a mental problem but a sign you are a born writer. Your books are well kept, even better than you keep your other belongings. Most people read to show off. They just want others to view them as good readers. Your case is different because you find comfort in reading and do it with joy.

2. You enjoy hoarding words

Hardly read without pen, paper or all your writing materials present. Even while reading, you enjoy circling sentences that appeal to you. All the jotting might be fun in the eyes of others but something more than that to you.

You fill up pages of papers with sentences and words that sound interesting to you. You aspire to learn something new while you read. These signs are clear indication that you are going to be a writer.

3. You prefer writing than saying it

You can speak fluently, but when offended, you prefer to communicate your grievances through written than oral form. You prefer reacting to queries from your boss by sending him or her email rather than coming face-to-face with them. Many would say is a sign of respect but its more than that. You express yourself better through writing.

Author's Note

Any student who loves custom paper writing can become a great writer some day. The only thing is needed is a writing practice. As for me the best way to gain a proper skills is doing writing jobs hand by hand with a popular and professional writers

Reviews

[Brenda Allen The Writer..]

Well, let's think about it. Might the real person be interested in some advertisement?..
I'm a real person as you are. However, on the world network we can't say it without doubts.

I enjoy writing. And don't see anything harmful in doing it with some additional purposes. For instance, even Ernest Hemingway who used to "...write to be happy whether I get paid for it or not." had to write with a promotional notes. So am I a bot?
If yes, so you are too.
P.S. for unknown to me reason I found your review a bit too personal and offensive. But thank you for your attention.

[Davidgeo]

What's with the advertising in your author's note? Are you a real profile or just a new kind of ad bot?

I'm betting on the fake profile option.