I know to be a writer you don’t need to write every day. You don’t need to publish. You don’t even have to share anything you write with another person. And yet I feel hesitant to label myself “a writer.” It sounds so big and important, so much more than an unpublished piece from the heart and a few tweet-length stories or poems. But I’m feeling it out, trying to figure it out… Am I a writer?
Am I a writer?
Am I a writer?
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Dreams of Rane 
Can totally relate – I am many things but writer is the suit that feels most comfortable 🙂
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I also hesitate to call myself a writer, it seems very grand and special (Also, my grammar needs improvement). Anything can be special though, it simply depends on the person you ask. I was told that as long as you write, and you enjoy the process of writing– then you are a writer. Perhaps I am an amateur writer? Like an amateur photographer or cook ,etc?
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I look at it this way: We can call ourselves whatever we want. Whether or not others call us by that title depends on what we do with it.
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Writers write. Each one differently. There is no magic method or daily word count to suit all. There is only one maxim: writers write.
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