Writing College Composition Papers

Writing college composition papers puts an immense grief on my emotional stability. The horrid truth is that the process of writing college composition papers may just be the death of me. From the due date to the day the paper is graded and returned, I find writing composition papers to be one of the hardest things I have ever done. When the paper is assigned is when the hardship begins. I first search for a topic that I both like and could write a good amount on. The brainstorming itself sends me into a downward spiral of stress and headaches. As soon as I obtain what I believe is an intricate, award-winning topic, it inevitably gets denied by my professor. This denial sends me trudging back to my seat to delve back into the world of random,

The due date of the paper is the key factor in determining how frantically I will work. I usually end up doing the math of how much I have to write each day in order to get the paper done in time. For example if I have six days to write a three page paper, I have to write at least half a page per day. Ironically, this does not even help. I more often than not end up with a mere two sentences written for my paper. I typically acknowledge that later on I will probably hate myself for not writing earlier, but I do not have the motivation to. The process of writing composition papers makes me create many excuses for my actions. I often end up over-researching my topic because it is technically progress made on my paper, but in reality it is just a way to avoid having to actually write anything. After over-researching, I configure my citations and write my works cited page. This is yet another way of wasting time during class while still technically making progress. I also waste a good amount of time playing a specific game called Agar.io. The game is pretty minimalistic as the point is to just for your animated circle to eat other animated circles. Even if I sit down to work on my paper I find myself typing Agar.io into the internet search bar in order to

Only a rough paragraph is usually finished at this point, and I end up asking my professor about every miniscule thing even if I am quite certain on the answer. I tend to search tips on how to write the specific type of paper I am writing but to no avail. I raincheck my friends on hanging out with the excuse of having to write my paper, but I rarely get anywhere with writing. Every night that I attempt to work on my paper, I end up slamming the lid of my laptop down and all but crawling my way to my bed to