So my fellow writers, what have you learnt from writing?
I’ve learnt to write from the heart. I don’t have to write about a specific person, culture, language just to feel “diverse” if you get what I mean like when I write a story based on personal experience or preferences it doesn’t need to be fully based on it since the plot of a novel is more crucial but then again, character development is another thing that is important to me.
I’ve learned a lot of things, mainly wisdom and such. I learned that things aren’t always as you’ve hoped for it to be.
I barely even write, but over the years I did learn how to express things in words unspoken
I express myself a lot better written down tbh
I’ve learnt to just write whatever I’m feeling, and it turns out great 
I’ve learnt to write humorously, even if it’s very dark, wicked or sardonic humour.
Also, I have learnt to write without getting annoyed that auto-correct always ‘corrects’ my spellings according to US English. It sucks that I use UK English most of the time (yes, I spell COLOUR, Americans please don’t cringe 
).
Writing bump 
I learned to be patient, to be organised and keep my head together.
A little less procrastination too.
Bumpity bump!
I’ve also learnt from writing that it takes a lot of time to write a book so it’s no rush. I’d rather work on my story at my own pace, if my future novel becomes successful then I will make other stories from different genres that I feel comfortable in writing about. Plus, it’s best if I don’t give out any spoilers for my future novel because it’s going to be a huge surprise but beware, there will be lots of plot twists & Easter Eggs.
Bump!!
I write in Canadian English and get that all the time. I add the words to my writing program’s dictionary.
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