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same-same :meowsip:sorry for derailling thethread @FluffyGura

Never knew it was a thing! I apologize to all the authors I met in my past. :blob_neutral: Here is some of my early research on how to write, as I'm not someone with literacy (?) background: Courtesy to: EZN

Nothing personal, but as someone who knows em dashes exist, it icks me when an author uses "--." :blob_pat_sad: But I guess nothing last forever and -- is now, possibly, humanity's last hope. :blob_neutral:

I think we should fuck grammar in rebellion against AI :blob_hmm: :meowsip: ah, sry,I mean was: AI grammar rebelion we fuck

The art community rn is the future of this community, unless you consume published novels. Though the current trend in the creative field I'm seeing across social media is to be imperfect, embracing human mistakes, so maybe somewhere in the future, this site might cleanse itself from AI. imho

Before the AI invasion, I used it too whenever I was writing on my phone. The em dash is for my lazy self, so I don't need to think hard about the thingy like the comma and others. I also like how the em dash looks. :blob_pat_sad:

I guess being 50% AI and 50% human is the best outcome. :blob_hmm:

Yeah, that is nice, Hans. :blob_reach: They’re lucky to have someone looking out for them like that. Thank you, guys. I really appreciate how everyone has been thoughtful here. :blob_highfive:

that's a great point. Stories may not directly influence the reader's behavior, but they can relate to readers who are already vulnerable, like what Noif said here. And yeah, the balance between creative freedom and social awareness is a thin thread to stand. I agree that when writers approach...

what do you mean? :blob_hmm_two:

You really put this well, especially the question of what the audience is meant to feel at the end of that act. I think this is a good line to draw for romanticizing and/or endorsing. And I just noticed from your post how framing matters in this case. Thank you for the example. Though it begs...

I agree; most of the time, it came out unrealistic. Like you've said, depression or tragedy isn't really all dark; there must've been some small moments that made the character want to live, and imo, depression and the attempt came from the what-ifs and hopelessness of being stagnant eflected...

If a story begins or ends with suicide, whether implied or explicit, does it risk romanticizing it? I struggle with stories where death is the only way of salvation or for a new beginning, like when a protagonist committed suicide and then reincarnated into a better world or with a better...

I hope MrSimple is happy wherever he is :blob_pat_sad: