The outline is the hardest part — and this fixes it
Most writing blocks aren't actually about writing. They're about structure. When you don't know how your argument is organized, every sentence is a decision. Once the outline is in place — thesis, three supporting points, conclusion direction — the writing itself becomes mechanical. The resistance disappears. This prompt gives you the skeleton in sixty seconds. What you write on the bones is still yours.
How to use the outline without undermining your own work
Use the AI outline as a starting point, not a final structure. Read it critically. Does the thesis actually match what you want to argue? Do the three body points genuinely support it or are they tangential? Swap out anything that doesn't feel right. The AI's job is to unstick you — your job is to make sure the structure is actually saying what you mean. The essay that comes out of it should be unambiguously yours.