Turning MD into ART

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We're all creative but wasteful with our creativity.  Why not turn our daydreams into novels and other creative endeavors?

Join in!  We can all encourage each other!  We can turn our daydreaming into something "adaptive" for a change.

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  • Fallen Messenger

    I tried writing a novel too, but it sounds terrible. I know my DD stories, I just can't write them down that well, so I just write it down anyways no matter how bad it sounds and it does seem to help, because your thinking more about writing than daydreaming. I love to write, and I think we all should attempt to write our DDs out in a story. I am a poet, and that's how I express my emotions about my daydreams, so I feel it helps me. Go for it and write!

    Sep 9, 2016

  • Nikki K

    Personally, I have to separate my daydreams from my writings. My daydreams generally just have a main character (me...) who is essentially perfect but is thrown into a complicated plot line only to end up with the perfect happy ending, every time. That's all well and good for in my head, but it's not enough for a real story. Real written stories are tougher, because you have to give your main characters flaws, you have to make them more ordinary and relatable. That's what I think makes them worth it.

    I'm curious, does anyone else feel the same way?

    Jul 14, 2017

  • Grace

    Hi! I just joined! I use my MD as way to write stories. I have a detailed world of detailed stories and lots of documents on my Google Drive of stories I've daydreamed. I have trouble coming up with the right words unless it's dialogue so I guess my writing is more character driven then worried about how it sounds. But I really love reading them back because it's like seeing what I've daydreamed.

    Jan 9, 2021