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[Suuper-san]

Since I plan to write a manga, I take a lot of inspiration from my favourite manga.

Do you have any sort of story idea you're working on yet?
Like what genre etc

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[Suuper-san]

sometimes you don't have to create a unique world, but rather create a relatable world with one unique feature. Such as Gintama = "Samurai era, but with aliens". Having an era or genre that people recognize immediately can really help with world building as your audience already "know" a lot from their previous experience from watching similar genres.

I'm OK with you messaging me to discuss things but I won't always be able to answer right away as I'm very busy a lot of the time. I'm also not too great with reviewing writing as I don't read very much.

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[Suuper-san]

I think a very important step is understanding yourself, your limits, your strengths and weaknesses, and how to deal with your weak points so that they don't cause you trouble. I personally have trouble getting to sleep on time so to help with that I set timers to remind me to start winding down, and another for when I should actually be in bed.

It might help looking at the best points in your life and saying "what happened differently to make it good?", and the same with the negative times "what caused me to feel so negative?". Sometimes just a small negative feeling can snowball into a depressive episode. But catching it early and consciously rejecting it can help to start recovering immediately.

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[Suuper-san]

ah right, yeah that sounds pretty awful. Having a condition like that can definitely make it harder to focus on things. Make sure to follow the doctor's advice which it sounds like you're doing, keep it up.

Sometimes we can set too high goals for ourselves like "I won't feel good about myself until I've published a book" or something very large, sometimes we need smaller goals that are easily achievable like "I'm going to write for 10 minutes each day", and each small accomplishment can contribute to our well-being and self-confidence.
Or we can punish ourselves too hard for not reaching the goals, "I'm a horrible person for not being able to draw today", and that's also destructive.

I personally find it useful to have a routine that doesn't change every day (at least in some aspects, like mornings or evenings), so I always have some stability in what I expect to happen from day to day. Then you can go to sleep knowing what's going on the next day, which can help with productivity.

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