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I've found that it works best when they come from a setting or society where polyamory is well-accepted or even the norm. Also when they're upfront about being polyamorous and not available for monogamy.

Nobody's shoving anything. Look, as an author, you sometimes aim to write one thing and end up writing something totally different. Ever tried to write a horror and somehow ended up with a comical romance? Creation is strange. I, too, have accidentally written transgender character many times...

I've picked up so-called "BL" that were definitely just trans hetero stories written by authors who wanted to jack off to trans women but didn't know the first thing about them. It's very common that Japanese creators, especially, will mess up trans people because they know nothing but...

... Disregarding the politics encoded in this post. If you mean, "would I participate in fanon or alternative interpretations to get more out of a piece of media?" Then of course. Fans who don't are missing out.

Hm... It would be a strange game, I think? It's a romance but it's set in a fantasy world, so I guess the romance would become a background/overarching plot if it was a game and the main game would have to focus on all the bits that I skimmed over. So... A fantasy exploration game? I feel like...

(Misread this as "your life as a video game". Here's a real response.) The Spring of Xuriral soothes. Dark Elves do not like colourful gifts. Sunlight is a necessity for humans! Remember to expose yourself daily in the nursery. Magic can heal all ailments, but not all wounds are worth the...

Gender bender isekai as written by a woman who doesn't usually like the genre. The results will (not really) surprise you!

It's not bad for short stories, where you can just post it in the first post. Might even be a bit easier to use than SH for those.

But small, seemingly "irrelevant" details are what help to build well-rounded characters, so it's not a waste? There are also a lot of really subtle and non-intrusive ways to make it clear that a character is bisexual, like having them comment on an attractive celebrity they like, mentioning a...

Thank you~!

TL;DR: Can a story be posted twice on Scribble Hub - once on an author's account, and once as part of a collection on a multi-author account? The Yuri Garden's annual writing competition is coming up and I've been thinking about trialling a new format where submissions are kept anonymous until...

Basically that, yup~!

Is this aimed at me? :blob_melt: Edit after confirmation that it is: Not sure if you're trying to recommend me reading material or say something about my writing, but those are different to what I'm describing~! My broken narratives aren't just about being morbid and sad. Sometimes the...

Humanoid non-human characters that are biologically and mentally very different from humans and don't have an obsession with becoming human. I like to explore the challenges they face and how they view the world. I also like to explore their struggles to be understood, and the various moral...

But another good question is, "Why not?" Bisexual women are real and a real part of the sapphic dating scene. Also, there really needs to be more stories showing bisexual people in happy and committed relationships, to stop that insane fear that a lot of lesbians have that all bi women will...

That's because Boys' Love and Girls' Love are genres, and the "Bisexual Protagonist" tag is just a tag. If you have a story focusing on a bisexual woman and her romance with another woman, that's part of the genre "Girls' Love". Basically, Girls' Love doesn't mean lesbian, it means woman x...

In Scotland, schools make a really big deal out of Robert Burns' Day. Primary school children are given homework where they memorise one of his poems and then perform it in class on the day. They also get Irn Bru and shortbread, so it's a really exciting time. I especially loved the performing...