That's it. That's the index. And then there is jarang, who has this index. So adorable, this index. I mean, if you look at any of her books and you flip to the index, you will have no clue what the book is about. Is this a sad book, funny book, fantasy book? What is it exactly? And that's that question of what happens next kind of props in your head. A butterfly that better not be my dead sister
But now as a busy adult and a lot of things I pick up, I'm just like it feels surfacy or whatever. And I have found that I really want this kind of complexity that resonates in this chapter title to be and anything that I read. It's kind of like, in a way, a little bit of a mystery to undig
Even though I am not a writer and have no plans to write a book, I still find this interesting. Thank you. So the visual anyway. Thank you. Sorry. It's something landing on your head
Binati Sheth
@Binati_Sheth · 2:41
And this is, I think, what you do, which is the way someone thinks. While conventionally, you don't fit the definitions of a writer. You do do what the writers do and I think that in a way, qualifies you to be called one. Yes, the medium you are using is voice, but you are writing something. Your brain is coming up with words that you are expressing and that are actually being transcribed by that swell text thing
Binati Sheth
@Binati_Sheth · 5:00
This is where the strength of the human spirit, I think, comes in play. Where I think I would probably have crumbled. I wouldn't want to wake up if I saw someone I can't see anymore in real life because they were taken from me due to whatever reason it was. Justified or not. It is cruel. Losing people is a form of cruelty and an act of love that nature kind of ironically poses on humanity
Because I feel like if I were to say I guess it's not like I'm going to say that I'm a writer, but I could stop saying I'm not a writer, but is there another descriptor that you would use? I don't know. Just curious
Binati Sheth
@Binati_Sheth · 0:51
I think I can call you a commentator because commentators also do a type of writing in their head, but they speak it out loud also because you mostly create from a prompt, from someone. What I mean by that is you observe the world around you, which is a prompt, it is the prompt, and then you create something out of it, something you observe, which led to a thought and then that led to you thinking out loud
That's interesting. I never would have thought of the word commentator, but you've nailed it. With respect to what I do, I'm like, give me a topic and you won't get me to shut up. But anyway, I like this. I'm going to have to think on this one. I never thought of them as being a writer inside one's head, but it works. Thank you