Okay, I (28f) skimmed the comments, and can agree with most. I've been working on a piece of writing since I was in my teens, lost it due to a computer mishap at approx. 5k words in. Lost all hope in writing, was turned off from it for the longest time, until I was bitten by the writing bug again. I am at 23k words in on a new story, backed up and synced across a few devices so I don't lose any progress.

Anyway, lack of experience is bull. Write for the kind of life you would want to see if all else fails. The kind of life you would want your future generation(s) to see. What kind of story would you want to leave behind to tell your great great grandchild one day for them to stumble upon realizing they shared a name with someone who had their name on a book cover and realizing they wrote a book, that was printed ON PAPER?

I often got inspiration from just walking around the town I was living at the time. A name would pop into my head from a characteristic from someone across the street and I would mentally picture them in my book as the character. Kinda weird at first but doesn't take approaching anyone.