To every good thing, there is a bad part. On the other hand, you can always find some good or usefulness in things that are hated. Then there are things that are equally loved and hated. Writing is one of these things. On the upside, it's the best way to express yourself, plus you can learn a lot from it. But unfortunately, some readers want to analyze and criticize too much and with all of the rules about giving credit to authors so you don't plagiarize, writing is less enjoyable.
             Since the beginning of time, people have looked for new ways to communicate and express themselves. First, there was the spoken work. Then, when people figured out how to translate words and thoughts into symbols, writing was born. Since then, children have been taught to read and write as soon as they can understand the concept. I vaguely remember learning how to read, but I will always remember the impact it has had on my life. Even today, whenever I want to reminisce on my childhood all I have to do is crack open the journal I kept for five years out of the early part of my life. Writing is the best way to remember things that happened in the past. We can also learn a lot from it.
             If writing had never been invented, we'd be forced to rely on the memories of our teachers and ourselves to retain knowledge. Personally, I feel we're a lot better off reading textbooks and handouts rather than listening to people talk for hours at a time. The lessons I've learned from other people's writings will stay with me forever. But there's no doubt in my mind that those writers had obstacles that went along with their works. There are lots of things you have to deal with before you're able to really say what you're feeling.
             I can remember a time when I put my whole heart and soul into a paper. When I turned it in I let out a long, loud, and proud sigh. I counted the days when I got it back so I cou
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