People reading your story in 100 years

[TotallyHuman]

Have you ever thought about it? That in some hundred, two hundred years, there could very well be other people who will read your stories, your comments, your thoughts in the moment - after you are already long gone.
This thought hit me out of nowhere. That a part of me will live on even after "I" die, whether I like it or not. It will be the most transient, the most fleeting parts of myself that had died not long after I wrote them.
I don't know how I feel about it. How do you?

 

[ModernGold7ne]

Have you ever thought about it? That in some hundred, two hundred years, there could very well be other people who will read your stories, your comments, your thoughts in the moment - after you are already long gone.
This thought hit me out of nowhere. That a part of me will live on even after "I" die, whether I like it or not. It will be the most transient, the most fleeting parts of myself that had died not long after I wrote them.
I don't know how I feel about it. How do you?

When the people of the future read my work, they will say, "the author was a byproduct of his time."

 

[Paul_Tromba]

They're gonna really wonder why the hell there are so many philosophical references to humanity being hypocritical and self destructive. That is, if my work survives a hundred years.

 

[KrisVFX]

Have you ever thought about it? That in some hundred, two hundred years, there could very well be other people who will read your stories, your comments, your thoughts in the moment - after you are already long gone.
This thought hit me out of nowhere. That a part of me will live on even after "I" die, whether I like it or not. It will be the most transient, the most fleeting parts of myself that had died not long after I wrote them.
I don't know how I feel about it. How do you?

Probably most of the novel sites will get shut down. idk why i feel that way, but thats what probably will happen.

 

[Minx]

The website would probably disappear by then one way or another lmao


Though if they do somehow find my story, well, thanks for wasting time.

 

[Ellen_Dunkel]

Probably most of the novel sites will get shut down. idk why i feel that way, but thats what probably will happen.

Your work might get archived. There are organisations that archive everything on the internet

 

[gaylolis]

i'm not sure. i feel that i might still be alive at that time.

probably the mixture of cringe and the feeling of totally forgetting what i wrote back then.

 

[JayDirex]

Have you ever thought about it? That in some hundred, two hundred years, there could very well be other people who will read your stories, your comments, your thoughts in the moment - after you are already long gone.
This thought hit me out of nowhere. That a part of me will live on even after "I" die, whether I like it or not. It will be the most transient, the most fleeting parts of myself that had died not long after I wrote them.
I don't know how I feel about it. How do you?

Everyman wants to leave a legacy. We all want the world to know that, "We existed once. And life mattered."

 

[loppol]

they gon wonder why tf there is so much isekai and smut

 

[Bartun]

I really want people to read my work now, not in a hundred years, but yeah, I've planned to print it down at least for myself just in case the internet disappears.

 

[WincumCestalot]

If this is my legacy, so be it! But more likely these servers will be destroyed at some point and my humble works lost to the void.

 

[Dudealien]

They‘ll probably kill themselves after reading if suicide still exists

 

[Chaos_Sinner777]

"To think there was a time where characters being gay was a thing that could make the author worried about how their story might be received."

 

[BlackKnightX]

It’s possible. I mean, I still read old stories rom time to time. Actually, a lot of stories nowadays are inspired by those old stories, so maybe it could be the same in the future as well.

 

[paradigmfriday]

Optimistic Answer: "Oh, so that's where that weird series came from! Nifty..."

Most likely answer: "Huh...Weird..."

 

[Linko]

They will probably be wondering why the hell I only write isekai, and they will never know that the reason is...

 

[K5Rakitan]

I think that would be delightful. I write to make the world a more accepting place, and people who read my story 100 years from now should hopefully be able to see the impact it made on the world.

 

[AliceShiki]

I think they'll just think that it is an amateurish work, I guess? Not much more to say about it.

Maybe if my next novels end up better, I'd hope I could bring joy to people out there in the future with them~

But my first one? Yeah, that's amateurish.

 

[Ai-chan]

Ai-chan isn't worried. In 100 years humanity will be more preoccupied with space exploration, zombie apocalypse, alien invasion or tectonic plate movement to care about reading Ai-chan's work.

 

[greyblob]

I promise I'll read your stuff in a century and let your offspring know what I think