ballpoints desu

>>8264940
I would just end up spilling ink all over my shit so no
>>8264944
This

>>8264940
They're an excellent distraction to avoid actual writing.

>>8264955
That's pretty stuck up of you, all writing is writing, doesn't matter the utensil.

>>8264944
When they use ballpoint pens, they have to press dooooowwwn, when they need to press down, they write like monkeys~

>>8264952
yeah, my biggest fear keeping me from buying one, but... the fanciness~

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>>8264991

>pens

Check your right-hand priviledge, shitlord

>>8264991
>all writing is writing, doesn't matter the utensil
>starts a thread for fancy ass pens

I have a nice fountain pen I use to write a journal because it's comfy and therapeutic. I've not used a dip pen though I'd like to get one for art / maybe some calligraphy.

Writing an actual novel with it (or any pen, really) just seems horribly ineffective to me, though. Word processors are just better in almost every way for a writing/editing process for speed, the ability to duplicate/back up copies, and the ability to change things quickly.

Calligraphy pens are only useful for writing either Japanese or Chinese

>>8265020
>what are calligraphy brushes

>>8265017
hahaha I've seen threads for fancy word processors.

>>8265019
Unless you're writing in an office or on a deadline for a publisher, idk if speed should matter to a writer... hmmm. Of course not for a novel, though, little poems and pieces.

>>8265035
hahaha I'm sure that redeems your thread