The story doesn't end here

     T hat's my predicament. The moment I lay down in bed is when I get the feeling I can think more clearly.  I get more ideas there than if I'm on the computer. I guess that's part of the distraction because "focus mode" on these apps does nothing for me. Maybe if I break the ethernet port I'll have an easier time and not worry about all the distractions.    I think my first post I mentioned I was in the process of putting together a screenplay.  I've been filling my head with videos online about screenplays, the formats, the idea behind what makes a good screenplay, etc. The one thing I haven't really delved into yet is the dialogue. Personally, everyone would just sound very posh or generic to the point where are they just one person? Does creating dialogue in the beginning worth it? Does it set the tone of the screenplay or does setting matter? Maybe its every part of the screenplay matters and its each part adds to a bigger part that makes it an

       I told myself that I should write more. I spent most of the last couple of years dormant, at least when it comes to actually using any part of my brain due to work (it doesn't require that much brain power tbh). I want to be able to just talk about random stuff. Not so much a journal or a blog of that sort. But I'm just trying to say anything on my mind without any sort of structure to it unless I say otherwise. On the structural side of things, I want to write a screenplay. I don't know why I just decided that but I find it an interesting thing to go into. I tried writing a story but then I realized how much details it takes to explain anything. When it comes to specific details, I have trouble putting that into words. Also, I'm not that really great when it comes to English. My tenses would change over time as I write because my brain says one thing but what I type is another. Its a little hard to keep up sometimes. I can picture things in my head. I lay it ou