maggiemonroe

Wow, I'm so happy I found this forum. I have a feeling I'm about to become hopelessly addicted.

Let's see, introductions... what can I say about myself on the internet... ooh I got one. Okay so I graduated from college in May. And now I'm looking for a job. I had a job until today but it was seasonal and I was already stretching it by staying on til the end of October, so workng November would be out of the question. Kind of figured I'd have a job by now but I didn't start tryng until a few weeks ago. Please don't ask me what I want to do. Ask anything but that.

I mostly write fiction, but I'm rarely comfortable sharing my stories. The problem with that is that I get bored of writing a story if I don't get any feedback, but I'm too self conscious to ask for any. It's not that I never show people my stories; I would just rather share a lot more. Because otherwise what's the point?

I look forward to reading you,

Maggie

Ben

Welcome to the forums, Maggie.

So, what do you want to do?

Just kiddin'. What kind of fiction do you write?

gohn67

Welcome to the Forum Maggiemonroe, I hope you like it here.

Yes, there is a slight chance for you to get hopelessly addicted to the site.

If you have any questions feel free to PM a mentor.

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Faergen

And where do you want to do it? Well, that didn't come out quite right! LOL Welcome Maggie. Everyone is friendly here--and I'm sure--supportive. I'm new here, too. Post something--it won't hurt a bit. Geanee

Nickie

Hello Maggie, and welcome to the forums!


Nickie

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petrel}

HI Maggie--I think you will definitely find this site addictive, and that posting something here won't be nearly as hard as you think (anonymity and all that makes it so much easier). I personally find it much easier to share my poetry here than with friends/family.

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