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Does anyone know of a ‘safe’ resource where an aspiring article writer can have their work critiqued?

I am what I guess one would call a very timid, aspiring writer. Writing is one of my passions, and I couldn’t go a day without writing SOMETHING. I can quickly produce a dozen pages in one sitting with no problem when inspired, which is often. Although family members, friends, and even former employers have told me I’m a good writer and should consider doing it professionally, I remain very insecure about my work. I’ve never submitted a single thing for publication. At the moment, I find myself unemployed due to a disability that may be prolonged. Perhaps this is my window of opportunity. I want to test the waters. Is there a way to have one of my articles reviewed (short of submission to an actual publisher), and get some honest, constructive feedback without the fear of someone taking my work or ideas for their own benefit?

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