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Oh oh, this is interesting. Welp, let me know whenever you publish it. As long as it’s written well, it certainly catches my eye.

It can still work with the premise. Nothing wrong with an husband thinking “Damn I love my wife and her sexy body” or a wife thinking “My husband’s so handsome, and cute when he sleeps” while they act like best friends.

I’m not writing it but here’s some things I thought about it: 1. Since their genitalia seems to be a focal point, then it must be important to the story in some way. 2. That being the case, I would make the story smut. A bisexual smut. 3. Since they’re a futanari, supposedly a new ‘race’...

How to handle them? If you’ve been in this ‘business’ as long as I have, you learn that there’s no shame in losing some readers. No one story will fit everyone’s taste. So, you don’t ‘handle them’, you nod at their comments and just continue what you do best: write.

Readers that can’t read the synopsis of a story. I mean, I feel like a lot of people must not read synopsis of stories with any sort of critical eye. I’ve gotten comments in early chapters that go: “Rose can’t catch a break, I’ll drop the story.” Yeah, no kidding? The synopsis says she was...

This is both an art and a science called ‘Chasing the Fad and the Buck’

Aye aye, I’ll wish you luck.

IRL is slightly different, and more subtle, but as I said, what I pointed out was from a writing standpoint and a reader standpoint, which is most useful for beginners when it comes to the ‘Romance’ genre. Especially when writing slower, more realistically paced, romance.

Yup, the displays of affection, public or private, is what separates ‘Best Friends’ and ‘Lovers’. Aside from that, they’re practically the same thing from a writing perspective.

Oh I’m never ‘time pressed’ so to speak. As writing is a hobby, not a job, I do not ever write if I don’t want to. The timing I included is how long it takes me to write a high quality chapter on average, not exactly an “I must write a chapter in this time” Sure if I stock piled it would...

Romance isn’t that hard to write. Write two characters becoming best friends. Fulfilling most of the emotional side of romance. Helping one another. Comforting one another. Being there for one another. Cherishing each other. Most things on the emotional side of romance is the same thing you’ll...

Hmm? I’ve done that before as well. Doesn’t take away from the time that would still go into writing them, though. It would be just trading present time for future time.

I can write 1 and update every 2 days or so (based on my average chapter length, though I sometimes write long arse chapters that stick out) Write 2 and update each perhaps every 4 days. And write three and update each once a week. All without losing quality, of course. Basically, when it...

4th grade. Peed on myself during a school assembly.

Ooooh

. . .what's that? That exists?

hahahaha I'm joking~

Time to use Napelynn on every single website.

I usually don't. Usually, I make it obvious through the phrasing of 'the world blurred' or 'the world blurred back', and things to that affect. Though, perhaps my way won't work, because what occurs to my character is something more akin to 'old memories smashing into her'.