It just hasn't been found yet.

"I'm glad I haven't been found yet."
I try thinking that way.

Ah, I can't write the way I want to~
Even if I write, I don't get any likes~
Or rather, no one even reads it~

Everyone must think that at least once. Probably.

I want to make writing my job, but it's not going well~
I'm just no good~

But, I can write about that.

If my talent were discovered immediately,
and it immediately became my job,

I wouldn't understand the feelings of those who have struggled.

It resonates because I understand.

Once you're found, you're immediately expected to do more.

Write, write, write, write,
write, write, write, write.

Writing for fun as a hobby,
writing for relaxation,
writing for healing,
writing just for kicks.

Writing exists there, too.

Even if it's not a job,
even if it's not a good piece of writing,

writing is fine just as it is, in that state.

If you do get found,
it can sometimes make life harder.
You might become too famous,
and your casual, everyday life might be taken away.

Then, this writing I'm doing now,
"I'm not very good at this~"
"I can't write well~"
"I want to get better~"

is also a valuable experience
that I can only have
right now.

I'll definitely make writing my job!
I'll definitely become famous for my writing!

For those who think that way,
I think it's fine to consider this a training period,
and just write, write, and write a lot.
That's fine.

You never know whose words will resonate with whom,
and even if someone succeeds, it's all about timing,
so I really think this is something you just can't know.

Let's write as we please.

Me, and you too.

Let's enjoy writing.

I wonder if that alone is enough.