How is it people can take the time to click something, dislike and leave without ever bothering to view the actual story? Does it make them feel big just disliking without bothering to attempt to understand something? I just don't understand. I can tell when viewers have actually looked at my stuff before they like or dislike...you see, the viewer count actually increases. Maybe they should actually attempt to read it...who knows, they might like it.

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The short answer is no. Believe it or not writing fanfictions makes us one of the most normal and average creative types there is. Fanfictions have existed for hundreds of years. A good example is "Romeo and Juliet" by William Shakespeare. The story written was based on a real tale of love and loss, but the story itself is fiction. But wait, I can hear you now.
"But those are humans."

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For every writer there is always that one character that, while they love to read about that type of character, the writer absolutely dreads writing about. For me there are two: Fluttershy and Pinkie. Flutters is displayed in one of two ways in fiction from what I have observed; dominant-borderline-psychotic or shy. To be frank I like to write Fluttershy as a complex character. "Like" being rather generous in this case as though I love my final results I absolutely abhor writing Flutters this

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For those who don't know, Celestia is my favorite princess. Twilight is by definition my waifu. She inspires me and her personality clicks with the ideals in my head of a perfect woman.

It was brought to my attention that I portray certain characters as Masochistic, Self-Depricating, Out of Character or otherwise "very poorly."

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