what's the mood of your writing, according to this graph?

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goblin mode, whatever that is

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Top left unfortunately

How the hell would I know? Based on the attributes of my writing style I guess bottom left?

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Savant mélange of straight chilling, fuck it we ball and silly goose I'd say. This is so fucking stupid holy shit

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I think my life is a process of working up the far left column. I'm Currently the kind of tired sleep can't fix but my end will be a genuine threat to society, God willing. Looks like I'll have to work myself into hating women soon

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Well beyond unpleasant and pleasant by now ...

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Bing chilling, cool

Meaningless tool for writing. Where on the grid would you place, say, Henry James, DH Lawrence or Philip Roth?

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Is what it is ...(in minecraft)

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The mood of my writing? I have no idea. My mood while writing? I wake up "It's the kind of tired that sleep won't fix" I take a caffeine pill and hit "LET'S FUCKING GO" I'm staring at the screen barely getting anything done and there's the *internal screaming* The caffeine wears off after a few hours and I'm down to "One day something will kill me."

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With the short stories I've written in my past, which were mainly fueled by the fact that I had just come out of a depression so i didnt know how to write non-depressive, i'd say it was "it's the kind of tired that sleep won't fix", but with the novel I'm writing, which the sole purpose of was for me to write more dialogue and have a story with a more bright ending, I'd say its either "we're gonna make it bro" or "it is what it is"

I've recently realised that just about everything I've written up until now is trash because it was the product of depression. It turns out writing something miserable is the cheapest to seem like you're writing something deep when really you're not. Writing something that actually provokes real complexity of thought and emotion is much harder. And more rewarding.

I mean, I see what you mean, but I don't regret my old writings. It all just seems to me to be a necessary step in my evolution as a writer. I actually still like most of my old short stories (thought some more than others), but I'm enjoying my current project, in which I've (not so subtly) hamfisted my personal philosophy. It makes me feel like a little retarded Orwell, but with a more aesthetic physique :)

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Alternating between "it's so over" and "we're so back" at incredibly high speed.

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one day something will kill me

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"I hate women"

I do not actually hate women though, there are many things I hate but women aren't high on the list

i haven't read them so i couldn't tell, can you give some other authors for this exercise?

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Well my personality is definitely somewhere between "internal screaming" and "kind of tired that sleep won't fix".
