Thomas
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Thomas
I donât like being seen as a content creator. In fact, I donât believe content creation or writing is an occupation, because it denotes that creating or writing is a thing we do, instead of something we embody naturally.
For me, writing is not what I do , itâs who I am.
I do not try.
Creating/writing comes out of me the way I sweat during a workout:... See more
For me, writing is not what I do , itâs who I am.
I do not try.
Creating/writing comes out of me the way I sweat during a workout:... See more
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