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    How do you deal with your 'voice in the back of your head'?

    I've never actually thought about it like this before! It does fit with the way the voice comes and goes, based on my experience. Thanks for the perspective; it's a work in progress, but I hope one day I'll be able to recognise this pattern better.
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    How do you deal with your 'voice in the back of your head'?

    I'm not trying to imply that this 'voice' comes from anything other than my own thoughts. I will admit, however, that I negotiate with it as if it's a 'separate' voice from the one that gives me my main thoughts day to day, but that's because it makes it easier for me to visualise and control...
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    How do you deal with your 'voice in the back of your head'?

    On this thinly-veiled validation-seeking post, I wanted to ask all the writers out there, erotica or not, how you personally deal with your own "voice in the back of your head". Many would call it their "inner critic", but I think the former name is more apt for mine, since it often doesn't...
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    Requesting a literature review of my Sexual Privilege branch

    Wow! Never expected the author of the branch to comment here! Glad you're enjoying what I've been doing with your work. It's probably not necessary, but I wanted to thank you for the premise you set up; I don't know why exactly, but something about it sparked the inspiration within me and...
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    Costructive criticism: does really anyone want it?

    When it comes to criticism, I think the tone you go with needs to be fit for the situation. I assume that most writers on Chyoa are relatively amateur at actual story writing, so criticising harshly is more likely to demotivate them and scare them off. This is also why I think adding in positive...
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    Requesting a literature review of my Sexual Privilege branch

    Hey there, sorry for not responding for a while, but I wasn't expecting anyone else to come along, haha. This is the third time I've heard something similar to that, and I'm beginning to worry that my ideas on writing characters is innately flawed and stereotypical. Nevertheless, though I'm...
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    What does "Write how you want" mean to you?

    I came up with this in relation to another question: "Is it wrong to write erotica if you don't like to write sex scenes?", but I soon realised that this can be answered using the question in the topic. Except, that just answers a question with another question; one arguably less defined than...
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    Requesting a literature review of my Sexual Privilege branch

    Hey insertnamehere, thanks for the constructive criticism and commendation! Yeah, when you put it in front of me like that, I does read kinda hokey. I'm also super bad when it comes to overuse of exclamation marks, since I 'hear' voice lines in my head when I write, so when a character is...
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    Requesting a literature review of my Sexual Privilege branch

    Hey, thanks for the review and kind words! Really helps me understand what's going on. A lot of what you've mentioned is stuff that I've been considering at the back of my mind, so I'll try to keep it in mind for the future. The 'stereotypes' thing is a bit difficult, considering is the sort of...
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    Requesting a literature review of my Sexual Privilege branch

    I'm a guy who has dreamed about making stories for a while, and somehow decided to pull the trigger here of all places. My main story I've been working on is the "Yellow Fever" branch of the Sexual Privilege story; the premise is that the MC is a boy who is granted the privilege to request any...
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    How do you plan a story?

    As a relatively new writer myself, the story I'm currently working with has a sort of landmarks approach to it. I generally find myself planning important set pieces that I want the story to have, but won't know how I get there until I get there. Even then, the landmark scenes I planned out have...
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    What are some of your writing philosophies?

    Listening to these makes me wonder how many of us writers suffer the trait of what I will refer to as "Writing By The Rulebook". I think of WBTR as the act of consciously changing our writing in order to fit into defined notions of what writing "should" be. In essence, if you've ever watched...
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