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I was talking in a general sense, but you are right. You can be creative and chase the trend but chances are if it isn't what you like. Well, you won't be that creative. So, I still stick by that originality gets lost within the trend chasing. Most stories that trend chase tend to be the same...

As savage as always, Cake senpai. I really want to see all these hate comments. I can't even get 1! I call favoritism towards others! :blob_happy: Creative writing loses its creativity the moment one chases trends. So stay original! It is always better!:blob_aww:

Another little educational chat here:~:blob_happy: Vaccines aren't 100%. So, I wouldn't fully commit to them. They can fail for multiple reasons or might need yearly reinforcements like influenza. Are they needed? Yes. Will they save everyone? No. This means always use condoms. Stay safe...

Heheh... I shall enlighten Cake Senpai! :blob_aww: Ear piercing is one of the safest procedures done if done right and with a professional. There are pediatricians that do it, so I would recommend always do it with a doctor than with a clerk at a store. Most importantly, it's reversible. Of...

My dear, I believe it has to do something with feces/waste from your body. Bunny, write what you want. Though that type of fetish is a niche group of people who you are targeting, and few like it. Much like NTR. Well, at least put a big warning to avoid haters is the advice I can tell you.~...

Uh, I'm good for anatomy, diseases, romance, uh anything but horror, sports, and litRpg. :blob_melt:

Uh... crazy cult with idealistic beliefs. :blob_happy:

This is true. People tend to love good turned to bad. To me, the most compelling stories are the ones where the good guy turns evil. This is because I can identify more with the villain and their motives. More than the psychopath or sociopath, whose chemical composition makes them unique and...

Whoever that is, must have had nothing bad happen to them. The simple thought of "This can't be happening to me!" or "Why does this keep happening to me?" is denial. Once that starts, it is travel to acceptance. Anger might be short-lived, but, "Why didn't they help me!" is anger towards...

Heheh... I usually know the start, middle, and end. The rest just flows as characters interact with one another. In nursing school, they teach us the 5 stages of grief instead of 7. We are taught that this is the order people go by. BUT... I would love to disagree with the person who said...

This is a no brain decision. I'd sleep. Fuck the useless hw. :blob_melt: