Reading is inhaling, writing is exhaling - Deepstash

Reading is inhaling, writing is exhaling

You need to inhale in order to exhale, and you need to do both to live.

If you don’t read, your writing will suffer. Read too much without writing, and you'll hurt. You need to do both. 

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