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How do you write something you don't want to write? Well, here I'm writing this notebook entry and I'm really enjoying this moment. My problem is that later I must write something I don't want to write. In Spanish language we use the word to describe that I doing now: "Procrastinando". These word is the infinitive tense of "Procrastinar".

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How do you write something you don't want to write?

Well, here I'm writing this notebook entry and I'm really enjoying this moment. My problem is that later I must ("need to" works better here: tengo que) write something I don't want to write.

In the Spanish language we use the a word to describe that what I'm doing now: "Procrastinando". These This word is the infinitive tense of "Procrastinar".

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Es la misma palabra en inglés: "Procrastinating...to procrastinate."

Well done!

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Jajaja thanks Thanya for the support!
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I know the feeling! But if it's really important to write it, just get the work done. When I have to do something I don't want to I just let myself be moved by hate, all I can think is "THIS SHIT NEEDS TO BE DONE AND I'M DOING IT NOW OR I'M NOT CALLED THAYNÁ" Well, I've probably used more than 600 names by now LOL

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