This is a YouTube video titled "My Teachers Used To Say Not Everyone Can Become A Writer" containing a monologue or personal reflection recorded in 2025. The speaker discusses the elitism historically associated with legacy writing and contrasts it with the accessibility of digital writing today, emphasizing that anyone can become a writer by learning and practicing the necessary skills.
When I was in school, my teachers, which I always found weird and ironic, but they always said, not everyone can become a writer. And I kind of sat in class and I was like, well, then why are we all here? And I think legacy writing has this elitism to it, where it's like, not everyone can do it, and you have to suffer and you have to stack rejection letters, and you know, you're. You only are rewarded if you're brilliant. And, like, there's all this red tape. And the world of digital writing now is anyone can become a writer. All of these skills are easy to learn, and it's possible. You just need to invest the time to learn some of these skills and put them into practice.
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