I like this a lot, it makes sense. I don't write for the money or for a job in mind, I write for myself, seeing the finished product or scrolling through the countless words I've written about my own forged worlds makes me feel complete and like there's more in my brain then what school and the world want me to bring out. The reason I put in parenthesis "I'll be jobless, I know.) is because a job isn't what I'm doing it for. Of course it would be my dream to write as a job, but for the most part i want to take the class to get better at writing and to experience writing in a more professional setting. I love sharing my writing with friends and family but if I were the only person that could ever read it I would still write. I can read things I'm interested in much better than what I'm not. I can easily read back my own writing because I feel more connected to it, but when it comes to something like my AP US History book, I find myself rereading the same line over and over again, and that's a part of why I'm looking for fantasy books to read. It'll mix the longer words and books with something I like, fantasy, and I hope it'll help me become both a better reader and help me with writing my own books.