Hey Pandas, Have You Ever Written A Story Before?

I write stories all the time, on the internet. Because anything and everything on the internet automatically becomes true! Right? RIGHT?

I have written a story before. It is about how this girl for her birthday (which is a couple days before Christmas) she gets to go to Disney World for her birthday.

I wrote a kids story about a mouse family when I was eight, it wasn't bad.

I'm currently working on a YA novel about a young girl that lives on the streets and meets religion, but that story isn't quite written yet...

No.

Does it have to be published? Because it was mandatory in our French classes to write short stories as assignment. So I wrote a bunch of them, all of them full of puns, sarcasm, satire and dark humor.

One was to be written like a legend, so my inspiration was the Odyssey of Ulysse mixed with a timeloop where keeps dying in overly absurd and stupid manners to retrieve the Small Sacred Piece Of Wood, part of the Slightly Bigger Piece of Wood that was shattered by the Almighty God-Everything-I-Want, who needs no introduction since he already has one.

Another story was inspired by movies about organized crime but the Don is an utter idiot which makes him extremely dangerous which makes him very succesful in an universe where logic and common sense has no place.

That's the two that got me very good grades and some questions from the school psychiatrist hahaha

a few, but I never pursued them. one was about an elf, who was fighting to keep a good name, a-

I have written many stories before. Some about pandemics, others about war and people who can shapeshift. I also wrote a lot of stories in school. My only problem... I can't come up with endings.

Yes, and I’m working on one right now

I have! It’s about the apocalypse, and I think it’s pretty cool, but it’s currently on pause because I lack motivation and ideas

I have written the first drafts of two books. One was 30 or so pages, the other was 70. They were called "My Phantom of the Opera" and "An Extraordinary Journey". Phantom was about a guy who was in a car crash that left him with severe scarring, one eye, and one arm. He wanted to be in a production of the Phantom of the Opera, but he was rejected because "nobody wants a freakin' amputee on the stage." The girl cast as Christine at that audition saw how he was treated and quit, breaking up with her abusive boyfriend at the same time. She became friends with Samuel (the main character) and eventually they fell in love. However, that was the second draft's plot XD. I gave up on the first draft since I wrote it as a 14 year old in love with Gerard Butler's Phantom. An Extraordinary Journey is the tale of how a member of an exiled tribe of elves worked to bring justice and fairness to his tribe, along with a group of other elves from different tribes. It's a lot cooler in the actual story, I promise.