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Mysterious clinic. Mysterious clinic. I'm going to try and be better about not correcting anything when I'm doing a freewrite. Because sometimes i do a little correction, like normally I would have deleted back to that i and changed it to capital I, but I'm not doing that, see? I'm just keeping going. Because I was reading. Shit, I just corrected myself a couple of times, so automatically I couldn't even stop mysefl from doing it. Okay, that time I caught myself. Geex but then i msised it again okay now this is getting ridiculout i should just close my eyes or something. okay I'm going to close my eyes because I don't want to keep stopping, even in those little minute ways. so, mysterious clinic, eye? I that is not how you spell yeye.
Okay, now I just needed to start a new line because I felt like thhe mistakes were overpowering the space. But anyway, I was reading a few chapters from a book called Writing without teachers and they were all about freewriting and not correcting anything, not stopping, just writing, even if what you are writing is, i don't know what to write. And that is usually how I do this, but I do stop and make what I consider to be super minor corrections. And maybe I won't try and stop myself from doing that? Because honestly it's slowing me down more to try and stop myself from making those little fixes than it would be to make the littler fixes. But the point is supposed to be that the editor brain is turned off, only the producer brain is activated. So you just write and don't stop and don't edit as you go, don't censor as you go, just let it all pour out on the page, you know? And maybe that's partly why I raeated a bit when I read that someone else on here had thought about what they were going to write about before they did the freewrite, because that is kind of the antithesis of a freewrite.
there's the timer not gonna fix anything I didn't already fix
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I've never written this way before. In fact I'll try it like this