"...twerking" comments are annoying AF · 6:55am May 12th, 2021
Every time I watch a YouTube video, people in the comments be like, "...twerking". Those trolls do nothing but put irrelevant and overrated bullshit. Please stop and grow up.
Every time I watch a YouTube video, people in the comments be like, "...twerking". Those trolls do nothing but put irrelevant and overrated bullshit. Please stop and grow up.
You know in stories I'm reading I almost always look at the comment sections. Why? Because even terrible chapters become best chapters when you read the shenanigans in a comment section.
So, I've been in a bit of a rut lately. Life has consisted of eat sleep work rinse repeat. So I'm gonna try and do a blog post more often just as a sort of vent not so much for rants or frustration just to try to break this monotony.
So my day yesterday as I'll be writing these after work at 2:30am.
Pretty good honestly, got lots done...
Be honest. How many of you want me to continue The Devil's Sunset?
There are 19 likes with 21 people putting them in a library of their own. The dislikes are understandable, considering that people have a thing against bandwagoning (I myself, am included in those people) and the fic has a bit of an unusual feel to it even when compared to the universe it is a part of. Whenever I post a new chapter, it gets views, but here is the problem I have:
No one is commenting.
So I'm curious people. I want to know what parts in 'Atonement for a Wayward Dragoon' you've found to be the most interesting, riveting, and entertaining.
I want to improve my craft by honing in on my strengths. But that's not to say I don't want to get input on areas that I need improvement on. So, I suppose this blog will be the place to discuss the story's elements and events.
It's been a week, so time to ask for more comments on "Starlight Glimmer's First Student: A Human?!". Constructive criticism is greatly appreciated!
Enjoy!
I've been thinking of purging the old comments from Nightfury's comment section....the thing is the early comments really paint the fic in a bad light and I don't want new readers to see those comments and be turned off by them and give up on the fic because of them.....I know as an author you're not supposed to delete comments but I really want people to judge Nightfury on the story itself and not on what others think of it
what do you think?
Plot Synopsis:
Meet Rachel, your average everyday female, she gets up in the morning, brushes her teeth, eats breakfast, and polishes her newly acquired horn.
Of course her life wasn't always like this, nor was anyone else's...until a month ago. When everything changed...
Some of the newly known equines have adapted to this new life, rather than challenge it, they have embraced it. Rachel is one of these people.
Okay, this one I freely admit I didn't see until last night. Now, before you give me a shout on how I'm not a true Marvel fan, let me just say this. I do not generally follow every character, nor do I want to. My only context for seeing Black Panther in any form of media is generally when he's with his fellow Avengers. I've never had much desire to go beyond that. Okay, good.
Just letting you know that if you want to talk to me specifically, please use my comments section on my user page and not the comments on my stories. I'd like to keep those reserved for comments and questions about the story itself.
Thanks again!
I was hoping to get a few questions from the blog I did that celebrated me getting 100 followers before I put this up, but no such luck, it seems. Now, I'll start by refreshing your memory on each of them, then having them answer one question about themselves that you might not know the answer to. After that, you are free to ask them questions in the comments below, and they will reply to those they feel comfortable with answering. Let's begin.
So, I recently hatched up this idea to do a blog post in which I quote bits from a story I wrote and make comments about it. I believe this came about due to being inspired by the "Story Notes" blog posts from user AlwaysDressesInStyle (who is an awesome writer), and the fact that this story, Tickling Try-Out, has produced quite a lot of parts that have really gotten me thinking... after I wrote them.
It's especially 'fun' if you just spend hours spitting your guts out, writing something to let the author know what didn't exactly work. Here you were doing your best to help the author improve... to discover later that not only that one comment was deleted, but the rest of your comments you made days/weeks/months ago are gone too...
I read a comment on a YouTube video about Asian parents' unrealistic expectations of their children. It goes like this:
"If the parent's child is depressed and starts to be disrespectful and hates them, then the parent is doing something wrong."
I'm struggling to get back on the saddle, dood. So I'm gonna ask YOU guys to help me out with my RWBY bullshit. It saw a few revisions and a few people have been adding grammical input and as nice and awesome as that is... I would like input on the story itself beyond my misspelling or using something in the wrong way, dood.
Note: This was posted in the comment section of my story back on June 24th of last year. I’m moving it to a blog post because it really doesn’t belong there.
Well, that just happened. So I was just going through the latest chapter, and the power goes out. Turns out THIS happened about a block from my house: (not my video, watch till the end!)
Accident Video
How do I explain myself? I'm stuck. Not on Chapter 10 or chapter 11 they were finished a while ago but I'm stuck on Chapter 12. I know it sounds stupid but I generally try to write 3 chapters ahead and then release a block of chapter rapid fire but here's the thing there's another advantage to doing it this way. I can write an event in and then if later I think the pay off wasn't good enough, I edit it out, for example in Chapter 7 the chosen duellists were Lucy, Izzy, Brook and Black Panther
“The thing is,” he said, “gender is biological, basic science. You can just look.”
Trixie quirked an eyebrow and shifted her cape unconsciously.
“XX or XY, that’s all there is. Anything else—”
She was already trying to ignore the blowhard, and unaware of the irony. The Great and Powerful Trixie spit at biology and its curse.