Oh, I am pretty much the same way with plot. I have to tell the story to myself first. And then maybe I go back and make it better, but if I already know what happens in every single scene, what's the point of writing it? I can write if I know just the very beginning and the very end, because there's still the fun of getting to the end, somehow.
I was the same way with school. I could have basic ideas, maybe some quotes I wanted to use, a thesis, etc. But if I had a paragraph-by-paragraph list of what I was intending to write, I lost all my motivation.
Anyway, that's not much help for understanding how the other side works.
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I was the same way with school. I could have basic ideas, maybe some quotes I wanted to use, a thesis, etc. But if I had a paragraph-by-paragraph list of what I was intending to write, I lost all my motivation.
Anyway, that's not much help for understanding how the other side works.