to those who write vent posts
i just wanted to give tips to people who want to share their stories or write vent posts.
1. write in paragraphs
it can be hard for others to read your posts if u do not section your story in paragraphs. you can start off by an introduction or recollection, followed by the build up, the problem, and lastly a conclusion. ofc you don't have to follow in this order, but just to make it easier for the readers, separate the parts according to the topic of focus.
2. use commas and periods
no one has to be grammatically exact when posting their vents, but i've seen some that don't make use of periods and commas. i saw someone writing a whole paragraph without any punctuations and it makes it incredibly hard to read.
i love responding and giving reassurance to vent posts. i hope these tips can help people like me read your posts more effectively. ❤️
@ipoopcats
Hi 👋 my name is Michael I am passionate to learn writing ☺️
Nice tips thank you!
This actually makes sense. When I see a large block of text, my brain gets overwhelmed, and I don’t read it.
Yes definitely. It makes it easier to read when it is in paragraph forums, and I want to reply to the vents and give them support x
@ipoopcats
some people like me just to stupid write good enough English stuff
@theboymoana
I read your english just fine. I think what this post means is no blocky post. block of post so hard to read to give support to.
So like you see how I must have pressed the enter key and this is in its own little paragraph?
<3 hope you ok
@Remina
Oh yes like rule no text wall because to much words
teen side people mean all time my writing hate teen side is worse place ever sometimes
Your English is fine <3
Text walls are no fun lol. Very different!