My story's presence on trending was very short-lived. Boo!
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Everyone should consider reading The Wandering Maiden's Travel Guide for no reason other than it is reasonably good.
Left an actual, authentic review and got a hostile 1-star rating back for it, then my review got removed but I still have the 1-star rating with no way to report it or anything.
Oh well, I guess.
I apparently got to #3 on Trending somehow?!
Maybe I should offer reviews, too.
Id not be very good at it, but I could do it.
Me whenever someone trashes GL content in my vicinity.
At what point does one consider publishing their story no longer a worthwhile endeavor? What drives those who quit to do so?
"Huehuehfuh2ugueuhwuuguehuehauginwhe."
Me while writing some of my most wholesome Yuri undertones Ive ever conceived.
I secretly wish to be as good a writer as I think I am.
"Do I fear harsh criticism more than I fear the lack of any feedback at all?" and other existential dread I dwell on when it's slow at work.
Resisting the urge to write something new and better is oof
@StoneInky is getting to me. All these random feedback requests these last few days are making me paranoid!
They all have identical styles, like they are written by the same author.
Ugh!
Having completed my secondary objective, I now need a new one.
But who shall it be? Hmm...
Comments on my story chapters and they notifications that come with them are one of the few things that will make me smile every time.
Here have this
her name is Roxanne and she has a masters degree in finance and is a 5th class mage-nya.
Secondary personal objective: convince Stoneinky to read my story.
New personal sub-goal is to make Corty notice my primary goal.
My new personal goal is to get Corty to read my story.
My fictions "similar stories" are really confusing.
Where do these come from?
Who decides?
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