refuting the bullet: so you wanna write an interesting story… but don’t know where to begin?

Have you ever been rock climbing? Big ol’ cliff in front of you that you’ve gotta scale, somewhere in that early morning midsummer sun, where you know the day’s gonna get hot, but it isn’t hot yet because the night time cold is still lurking in the shadows of the trees. You just kinda wanna bask in it, but all around you, other people are here, putting on safety harnesses and helmets, chalking up their hands, laughing and muttering and chatting? And then there you are, standing in front of the cliff, all big and imposing, and the enormity of the task is hitting you, and someone’s telling you it’s your turn, and you get ready to climb with “on belay!” “belay is on!” and you’re on your way… but… where to put your hand first? What’s your route gonna look like? Can you reach this? Can you hold that? Well, writing is like that: it can be intimidating, especially if you’re like me, and you haven’t done much climbing. Due to the nature of my disability, I don’t get to climb anymore, but I loved it, even when you’re going “can I reach that? How do I get there?” Maybe I loved it especially when I was asking those questions. <a href="https://docseuss.medium.com/refuting-the-bullet-so-you-wanna-write-an-interesting-story-but-dont-know-where-to-begin-c67003cce233">Visit Now</a>