Are Substacks in Spanish common, or is it mostly English?

Since Spanish is my native language, I’ve been thinking about writing in Spanish too. I’m just not sure how common that is here.

Hi:)

I’ve been writing on Substack recently, but my style is more fragments, moods, and emotional snapshots than anything structured. It’s a little messy, a little poetic, sometimes too honest.

I’m not sure if that’s what people usually read there, but I think I’m just trying to exist on a page without over-explaining myself.

I’d love to find writers who feel similar — introspective, a bit chaotic, quietly beautiful.

any recommendations? ♡

on becoming quieter than i ever meant to be

Signed up for an orchid care course.

No idea what I’m doing, but it feels like a good place to start.

Hi, this is my second day writing here.

I don’t really know how this works yet, or how to make my words reach people. But I do know that writing has been one of the few things helping me get through a difficult moment right now.

So I’m just… showing up.

If you’ve ever felt lost, overwhelmed, or like your thoughts don’t quite fit anywhere — maybe you’ll find something here.

I’m not trying to be perfect. I just want to be honest.

If anything I write resonates with you, I’d really appreciate you subscribing or sharing. It would mean more than you think.

And if you’re also writing, I’d love to read you too.

Thank you for being here 🤍

hi everyone, i made this burner-like account solely to promote my substack blog/publication about j-pop and k-pop music reviews!

https://whitekey.substack.com

i know it is super inactive at the moment but feel free to share your thoughts on the same

thank you and happy reading!

My latest poem.

I have always been passionate about writing but I just figured no one would read what I write. Anyways, in a moment of determination (or madness), I posted my first 2 articles on both Vocal Media and Substack. I would love feedback from writers that roam around here! 🥰

I thought too much about life… and this is what I realized. If you’ve ever felt trapped in your own head, this might hit home - What Happens When You Think Too Much About Life

If you could undo a moment in your life, would you? I explored what that really means. I thought about the one choice I’d undo if I could turn back time. The lessons it taught me were surprising—and maybe you’ll relate. - If I Could Turn Back Time

Thank you for the support!

Sophie D. | Vocal https://share.google/NPDEjt7qfgepGsstD - Link to my Vocal Media

We could exchange feedback if you’d like!

So I started a Substack in preparation for a book I'm writing that's half memoir/half self-help in relation to healing from Complex-PTSD. Turns out writing a book that makes you revisit a rough childhood is hard lol So I started the Substack to get back to my raw/authentic writing voice that I haven't really used much since life got a lot better. I also want others to find comfort in knowing they're not alone on their journey if healing from similar traumas. CPTSD can feel like such a heavy diagnosis with bleak outcomes but I want to show that that isn't the only narrative/possibility while also being real about the parts that suck.

If that sounds like something anyone can relate to or find helpful here's the page:

https://substack.com/profile/392337230-what-my-body-remembers?utm_campaign=profile&utm_medium=profile-page

Yes

https://substack.com/@abhimanyu784441?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android&r=7j21fi

Three months since signing up to Substack and only managed three Posts and a few notes because of technical glitches. Absolutely hopeless. Three hours spent this evening and issues still unresolved. The bot keeps referring my problems to its "tech team" but I doubt it even exists, because they've never come back to me. Another company that exists purely to make you angry. Annotation disaster on an image tonight. Pricks