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As for me, how much time do you have? I require an amalgamated din of equal parts anime and bedside fan to drown out the combined cacophony of regret and tinnitus. To bastardize Bojack Horseman: 'Regrets are the worst. That’s my review of regrets. Two thumbs down. Four percent ‘Fresh.’ One...

I disagree. I don't think this is a double-negative situation. More like a 'mistake squared' situation. =P

That's the most poetic description of a butthole I've ever heard.

Love the ambiguity here =P Yes, we count as mistakes XD

Well, no, when the majority of people are a mistake, that just makes being a mistake 'normal', it doesn't mean it's not also a mistake. A better commiseration might be 'You're a mistake? Most of us are mistakes, friend, so welcome to the club. We have cookies.'

The No True Furry fallacy =P

I appreciate the suggestion. I will add it to my list =)

Isekai. It almost feels like a fetish to me right now - I'm almost not interested in reading anything else at the moment. Even the isekai that are technically Sci-fi (trapped in a video game) tend to be fantasy in actuality, so fantasy it is for this genre. Isekai is often used as a mechanism...

Then I'm sold.

"Would you have sex with a dragon?" Uhhh... Do I get to choose the sex of the dragon?

I tend to prefer one decently long chapter a week (won't complain about more as long as the author doesn't burn out), but authors have lives too. That's what reading lists are for, in my opinion. I'm more likely to wait months and binge read a slower author rather than read when the update...

I immerse myself in the story and these things kick me out of my immersion. Also homophones, contractions, and incessant repetition of words. I understand English is not everyone's first language and I give a good amount of leeway for that. Not capitalizing 'I' is obnoxious. It doesn't hurt...

Most of my points have been covered by others in this thread. Simply put, should authors communicate with readers? Yes, though not having published any stories, I can't claim experience from the author side. Must they? Certainly not. I think it can hamstring them, but it's their choice and...

Steins:Gate and Stein's;Gate Zero have arcs of pure despair. There's joy in there too, but it gets your hopes up to slam you back down again. Your Lie in April - seconded.