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That's both horrifying and aweing.

Why do you have to focus on one thing at a time? Some peoples' writing style is more chaotic than that, and that's fine. If you try to go against the natural way you write, you're just going to majorly increase the risk of burnout.

Doesn't change that fact though.

Pretty sure I've seen people on the site using glitch text. Putting it in bold is especially good-looking, in my opinion. Careful not to go so insane it obstructs other sentences though. You can also try using a language that uses a different alphabet.

Hard disagree. Authors are fallible, and don't always plan out their story completely beforehand, and don't always remember the details of the story that they've already written. As they write, new details come into existence that they didn't know before. Sometimes, story events work out in a...

No need to imagine it, I'm already living it. Only need to turn up the dial of intensity really, but is that even necessary? The eclectic mix of horrible anxiety, the emotional anguish that I'm constantly just instantly converting to raw undirected hatred such that it's hard to let it go and...

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I'd say, third person is better if you're going to have POV shifts, or want the reader to see what's going on at a larger scale, more than the MC. Whereas first person is better if you want to focus the MC's experiences. There's not an objective better or worse, they're just different tools that...

True Queen of Monkeys Don't elaborate on how that title was acquired.

Without the chest piece, and maybe if you swap out either the blue or the silver for a different color, it would probably be fine?

Base thought itself, without the context of a structure, is just utterly plain, a fluid almost akin to water, but less substantive, but also with white ghostly spiderweb-like strands throughout, and it's pretty inert until you send it through a thought structure, which shapes and flavors it. A...

Oh, and that swirling, vibrating, boiling liquid, thicker than water but not too thick to froth with hatred, full of needles and sharps shards and blades, pointed at everything as though it were the enemy, including itself, mere existence an affront.

Hmm, well some thought structures (cause it's not really the thoughts themselves that have traits, but rather the structures that they flow through affecting and modifying them) are cold and dry, impersonal, moving like clockwork, a constant clicking away. Some are sorta, warm and gooey, bouncy...

Teleportation to any point within your line of sight

I'm glad I don't think so but I'm also not feeling well enough to get back to the house so I'm going to have to go to bed soon and I will be there around the end of my life.

1 is the best title placement, though I'd say also put the author's name at the bottom for balance. In slightly smaller font size.

Good is doing something that benefits others, bad is doing something that harms others. Doing nothing IS an action, you are CHOOSING to do nothing, which can result in others being harmed, and thus be bad. But the inverse isn't good, not stopping something good from happening isn't good, it's...

Bad cause suicide is sad in general and makes me feel bad. And while I would logically understand that it wasn't my fault, I'd probably, in some part, feel guilty.

More effort to turn the page, maybe, but you don't have to wait for that page to load, and it continues more seamlessly because it doesn't end and start again, it cuts through the middle of a sentence, or a paragraph, or between two paragraphs, but the line of thought remains constant, rather...

You can just leave the tab open to your place in the chapter though, easily. On your phone or the computer. Takes no effort at all. No different than using a bookmark on a physical book.