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Yeah, I get that.

So, I'm a very open person. I want to learn everything and explore as many topics as possible, which sometimes reflects in my writing. However, I don't know if that is always the best, so I wanted to ask: What do you guys think about stories without a clearly defined 'good guy' and 'bad guy'?

Bruh.

I don't really know if this counts as "myth", but HP Lovecraft's work truly stands out, Azathoth especially, a 'blind idiot god' who dreams reality into existence.

Trust me, I understand too. That's why I treasure my few real friends.

Well, you asked for it. Here's another question in another question: Do 'internet friends' truly count as friends?

Can you teach someone how to do something without actually knowing how to do it? For example, a teacher teaches a subject he doesn't know well, but the students still pass with good grades. Or, a person who doesn't know how to ride a bicycle teaches someone else so that they actually learn.

When you check your story stats one hour after posting and see less than 20 views:

I really like how this one turned out...

Competitve games be like:

It only wanted a hug...

Timmy's dad was a savage

It's not about sending a message, it's about the money.