You tried your best and you failed miserably. The lesson is 'never try'

I honestly think that anyone who can write their name or something just as simple as a few numbers on a check is considered a writer. It is common for one to think of a writer as somebody who writes stories or novels. This is not the case. Writing is all around you believe it or not; there are just different kinds of writing. Texting, for example, is a form of writing. It would be considered as a non-formal kind of writing. Yes it may be silly to think of this as writing seeing that you might only text a few sentences to a friend or even just ask them what they are doing but in the end you are writing a message to that friend. So I believe in this case you are considered a writer. Even in cases when you are working on a math problem, signing your name, typing an email, or even writing a check you are writing. Every person who can physically write is a writer; it’s just a matter of how one perceives it. Even though I am considered a writer, there are certain forms of writing that I do not like, such as, papers for school. I dislike being forced to write case study blogs on myself and what it means for someone to be a writer. It is just like filling a page with nothing. Is that even possible? The way I feel about this whole thing is if I am being forced to write I’m not going to produce anything useful. Basically the only time I write papers is when it is required for a class or for a job even. I am not one to just write papers for fun. I personally don’t have any interest in that what so ever, although I do like writing songs and even poems sometimes. I often listen to my friends complain about how much they despise writing and they never want to do it, but this never makes sense to me because of the way I perceive the word writing. I would then ask them what they mean and they would respond with, “I don’t know I just hate writing.” So then I would ask them why they dislike writing there name or writing a check. I am just saying this to explain that people perceive the word “writer” differently. This is my opinion on what I think it means for someone to be a writer and why I consider myself a writer.