Writing has always been something that never comes without a fight. I always have to fight for a moment of silence or for the inspiration to flow. It is rare to be able to sit down and start writing without immediately becoming sidetracked or losing interest in my work. Because of this, I do not pen down nearly as much as I did when I was younger when I had all the days in the world to waste. Now that I am an adult who works and has responsibilities like making sure I buy groceries and get to all my classes on time, it seems like I barely have a moment to breathe, let alone have the pleasure of being able to sit down and write. That is why I am so motivated to go into a writing class. I want to get as much out of this as possible, so I can love writing again. As an English major, I want to use writing as a critical part of my vocation, be it personal relations or publishing. However, before I can acquire a job like that, I need to be able to write effortlessly, even when it is the last thing I want to be doing. Whether I like it or not, I can't return to a time when I was young with no reason to worry. I need to be able to complete assignments promptly, all while maintaining a somewhat healthy lifestyle. Follow me as I take this journey into learning to love putting pen to paper again.
This piece was extremely relatable in the aspect of learning to fall in love with a hobby or vocation again. Your title was clever and I was not necessarily prepared to fall into a piece about learning to love an activity again.