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by kazinator
1119 days ago
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I think you should attach your self-worth to your design; but not to some minor mistakes in implementation. Not your entire self-worth, just that of it which has to do with being a designer. A great novelist would be foolish to let some editor's remarks about spelling errors and run-on commas destroy their self-worth as a writer. If a knowledgeable critic points out problems like the plot being a series of unoriginal tropes, and the characters being paper-thin stereotypes, that has to strike at the author's self-worth as a writer. I don't see how you can get around that. |
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