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Fair! I was more focused on the site definitions for this, just polygamy was obviously more narrow to me.

She's already rebranded to "TenderHuman", I thought this might be part of The Great Rebranding.

A witch's power can be seen by the size of her hat. But hiding your power isn't always a bad thing.

Probably true, in a technical sense! There's still people who handmake clothes... although very few can make a living off of it. They're either specialists, hobbyists, or poorly paid sweatshop employees. Automation under capitalism does have the general issue that once everything else is...

I forgot to put my proposal for a new term, so thanks for asking! According to Scribblehub, the terms are as follows: Harem: A series involving one male character and many female characters (usually attracted to the male character). A Reverse Harem is when the genders are reversed. Reverse...

Only when it's funny, but yes. But also: One Punch Man is my favorite power ranking I can think of? It's very useful for the hero organization to have rankings to classify heroes/threats as, so they have some idea whom to throw at what. This means that hero rank is done by a bureaucracy and...

@Tony Just letting you know this has gained a lot more traction, up to +15 votes now! Also, AliceShiki has informed me that you like to hear reasoning, so: I think having a polyamory tag would be very useful, for the following reasons: 1. Polygamy, polygyny, harem and reverse harem are all...

Both are fun to read, but I generally write in first person viewpoint because the very limitations in scope do some cool things with uncertainty and the limitations of viewpoints that you just can't get easily out of omniscient without feeling "unfair"-- but I'm also writing something in...

I have! But also: webnovels and very recent writing in general are just a fraction of the literature I have read I've read enough omniescent writing that it doesn't stand out to me for being omniescent.

That's one of the things, but I'm pretty used to reading non-webnovel books.

Yes, Legolas x Gimli best ship. (Frodo x Sam pretty good too, though) Valid! Personally, I found the books substantially more interesting than the movies-- movies are kinda generic modern action moviefied version of books, which is fine if you like that, but is very much something I am like...

Yeah, classic tsundere character arc, but he and Gimli are cute.

1. I'd imagine if you've read a ton of fantasy stuff before LoTR, a lot of the originality that LoTR had as a progenitor of the entire genre is loss-- yes, there's stuff that Tolkein does that isn't popular these days, but it's still almost absurdly central to modern fantasy genre. 2. This is...

I don't even like gore. But if you think it's important to your story, include it-- if you've written a lot of chapters, and gore is wildly outside of your tone from before, you might wanna include a disclaimer, but if this person's work includes murder and it's been a known thing, it doesn't...

Game pass vs steam: I think this mostly boils down to if are you the sort of person who prefer to play a lot of different games all the time, or a few games repeatedly, and if you prefer a new influx of games to play or being able to reliably go back to your favorites? Like, if you will only...

I'll raise you entire book at hot springs, except for a chapter where they go to the pool and a chapter they go to the beach.

ah, a protagonist, I see okay but are you sure they're outraged at you not being called "not funny" rather than the whole "being enslaved by your coven" thing?

To me, that sounds less like "not enough time" and more like "not enough motivation/energy"? I might suggest you try writing something else for a bit? It could be you're burnt out on the story you've been focusing on for a year and a half, rather than writing itself.

I find it interesting that everyone is like "there's maybe some good bits in there, but it goes on too long and I don't really want to read the entire thing", because that's how I feel about tournament arcs in general, and usually bounce when I hit one in a story, or soon after. So it feels like...

Oh yeah! I would imagine people who have accounts are a smaller percentage among readers, and forum-readers an even smaller percentage among those.