Originally posted by That ACDC ChickNo, you don't, you have a pipe dream, a vision of a 'Future Perfect', but what you don't realise is that life is never sorted out. Saying "I got my life sorted out" is the stupidest thing a human can say. At 17, I had my life 'sorted out', I was going to be a journalist. Things changed, and I'm not going to be a journo now. I was gonna be a psychiatrist, too, but hey look! That fell through too. Don't base your entire goddamn life on a dream. Nobody becomes a famous writer at 18/19, no-one. You need to work part time, do your graft, so you can afford to be a writer, since it's not the high class goddamn perfect job you think it is!
i got my life figured out
Originally posted by That ACDC ChickWalshy got a point though, many writers do have to look for a job, sure if you make it big it's different, but odds are you'll have to find a different income to support yourself for a while.
writers dont look for employers **** awehawe
besides. its called long-sleeve shirts
On the other hand I don't think tatoos are the biggest factor in employer's choices.