What do ya'll do when you're working on a scene (or whatever) and are just never happy with how it turns out? I am currently working on a flashback scene that is supposed to be a minor origin story for my protagonist. But I just feel like no matter I do, it doesn't shape up the way I know it should be.

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Is writing something you do in your free time, or do you have a set time in your schedule that you use to write? Lately I've been working up to 70 hours a week. That leaves me with little to no time to actually sit down and write, so I mostly just write where I have a little time.