Mrehmrehmreh

So... The difference between writing online and in person can be a lot different. It's much easier for somebody to choose to read something that to make someone read in front of everybody. Comments online seem easier as well. If you read something that somebody wrote, it can be brutally honest, but easier to cope with at the same time because you don't have to see somebody face to face. That's more of a preference choice though (I prefer to have it face to face). It's basically easier online when somebody doesn't take criticism well.

When prompts come into the mix, I prefer to free write. Free writing can make me let loose at points and then just vent my feelings out. It all makes it easier for me because I can talk about everything in my head as well as all the things I see and feel around me. I can even talk about my grandfather, whereas it's hard to talk about him in person. It just chokes me up a little. Oh well :S

But, I do like what Mrs. Morrison gives us, and I probably will continue to stray from the prompts as much as possible, while making a point at the same time.