Five Reasons I Enjoy Writing

 From the first time I wrote a story, I’ve been in love with doing it.  I’ve thought about it a bit and compiled some reasons I like doing it.


There is no one telling you what to do.  It’s literally a blank page and you can add anything you want.


It’s just fun.  There’s nothing better than sitting down on a nice morning and writing away.


You can express yourself through words.


You can create a whole new world


Knowing someone is reading your book is the most wonderful feeling


Writers/authors may be able to relate with this list.  There are a lot more reasons I love writing, so much that I don't have all day to list them (lol).


Writers/authors, what’s your reasons you like writing?  Please share in the comments!  I’m excited to hear!

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