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Nah, just my eyes. I didn't catch that until you pointed it out.

Took me a couple rereads to catch on "you're" was "you were" there. :blob_sweat:

Gotcha. You let the aftermath do all the talking. I kind of like that because it can mix both the recovery and the memories of trauma into same scene.

SH is the little sister to Novel Updates. If you don't know why I'm bringing that up, it's because before SH even existed, the target audience were greedy, hungry little fellas who consumed a bunch of translated WNs. We're talking LNs, Xianxia, Wuxia, and whatever else. That's the start of the...

It can be due to a single challenge. You know that piece of writer's advice on swapping the gender of the protagonist and inspecting whether that changes the story at all? It's usually meant to imply writers should focus more on the person, not their sex. But when it comes to GB content, that's...

You're not asking for the meaning but the context, right? In what manner? Like how it got here or why it is popular or what?

I'd contest that one because I haven't a clue how that is offensive and there is the fact you don't know how many more warnings you'll get before action is taken; keep in mind that if the first made no sense, keeping your nose clean doesn't mean you won't receive another odd curveball.

Uh... why?

Because the first foundation of Scribblehub were those sorts of authors. See?

Is mine okay? Mine's less of a signature and more of a statement, really. :sweat_smile:

Gatekeeping. Yeah, I get it. It's moral policing, sometimes, but that's a tiny bit of why we frame our stories, though. Platforms in general have legal and liability considerations that we, as individual authors, don't. And from a creative perspective, I'm less concerned with whether something...

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That's a good vibe, right?