When You Hate What You Just Wrote (What That Means)

You hit save. You read it back. And immediately—ugh.

It’s clunky. It rambles. It sounds nothing like what you meant. That little voice in your head starts up: This is bad. Why did I even write this? And honestly? Maybe it is bad. For now.

But here’s the part we don’t talk about enough: hating your own writing isn’t a red flag. It’s a sign of growth. You hate it because your taste is sharper than your current skill. You see what’s missing. And that’s good. That’s necessary.

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