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Gonna give a +1 to the Romeo Romeo why are you a woman rec, I'm fairly sure the character is intended as genderfluid. I haven't read it myself, but I am friends with the author.

Guess I'm going to have to edit some of my story summaries to elaborate on the CC license I want to use. Feeling half pissed and half flattered that they'd consider my stuff good enough to pirate.

I don't think Alice could be scary if she tried. She has baby energy.

Depending on where in the world you live, odds are there's literally no such thing as a degree in 'Writing'. There's no formal uni classes for that stuff in France, for example. And I checked. ...While I was already in uni. Not my smartest move.

monster girl,,,, good;;; 🥺🥺🥺

how is "lol people that live their life in the body of the wrong gender should kill themselves if they want a happy ending" a good message

The way I heard that one was "It is better to be one person's most favorite than five people's fifth-most favorite", but the drinks allegory works too :p

Started writing around May 2018, though I also had about a decade of experience as a teen on play by post roleplay forums. The biggest way I’ve improved is that I’m not a native English speaker, and you could tell by the amount of time sentence construction from my mother tongue, as well as...

I'd say... depends how you intend it? There's definitely room to tag it, if you think it relevant to the character's story. You might also wanna tag it as transgender, assuming this is about the main character becoming/discovering they are agender (which, being a non-binary identity, falls under...

Good for you! Have fun with it :)

It's technically an exploit, so you won't find people just sharing it for all to see on the forum. Tony is leaving it be on a as-long-as-no-one-uses-it-nefariously basis, so last thing we want is for somebody to be that asshole that forces him to put the toys back in the box. On top of that the...

The Golden Bond

https://www.scribblehub.com/series/80003/newly-not-cis/ by DetectiveRed

Show and tell are both tools that a good writer should have in their toolbelt. But like you shouldn’t hammer in a screw, it’s a matter of knowing when to use which.

Good luck to everyone who entered (and those who will squeeze in at the last minute if there is any)! Personally I enjoyed most of the stories in the collection, so regardless of how it goes down, I'll count this competition as a win :)

Ah, trying to force themselves to the front. Sure, if the system's a bit dysfunctional and bad at internal communication, that's more than plausible.

Yeah looking at the OP's premise, just sounds like a plural system with continuous memory and little trouble switching who's fronting. I also assume they're able to communicate with one another in headspace. As long as you like, avoid the extremely tired trope of the "evil headmate" (not saying...

Imo, explaining as little as possible is the risk free option. You stick to the emotional beats of the story, you don't get bogged down by the details, plot holes become secondary to just making the story a good time. But, choosing what to explain (and especially explaining it at the right...

Not if your story is set in France. I also have a question, still on the "what qualifies as an unconventional weapon" theme. Would a sword that handles differently that the "conventional" sword count? E.G. something like a Dancing Sword from DnD.

Oh yeah gonna double down on that "see a therapist" advice. We live in... interesting (pejorative) times, don't underestimate how much everyone needs a bit of professional help. (Sadly I'll also have to temper that advice by saying like 90% of therapists are garbo... as I said, interesting...