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Day #5: Music while you write- yay or nay?
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Honestly, while I am a complete and total music lover, and have been told multiple times that I give people musical whiplash, it all depends on the mood that I’m in.
Sometimes, I can be writing. And I will physically need music to put me into the mindset I need to work on a certain scene. However, there are times where I do need the intense silence in order to write.
(Also, I’m currently obsessing over this song today, and I blame my mom.)
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