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I believe a thread like this existed a year or two ago, but I'm not going to go find and necro that. Simple question, who do you know, knows you do erotica? I only get to share my writings with Discord friends, and for the most part, they're taken aback when they find out. And I only share...

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The Ignore User button stops giving you notifications of what they post. I personally ignore another author due to the amount of chapters he publishes without any substance, but just because I ignore him, it doesn't make the chapters go away, nor his comments be hidden like, say, Discord.

College's begun, with Saturday Classes! Wish me luck folks.

I can understand why, I imagine that life + seasonal holidays and trying to find the stories for them is a massive waste of time. It just feels like I need to make up for last year, to be honest.

Would it be bad if I ask if, if ever I have the motivation to write another horror-ish story, would you hold it off until October?

People keep telling me "Write for yourself," but how am I going to get validation from my peers that way?

Hmm, would a hymen popping unexpectedly be "bad sex?"

How do you know if people actually like your work, and how do you know if they're just trying to make you feel better? I've had a sneaking suspicion for years that, the people who agree to read my stories, they're just trying to make me feel better about myself. I can sense problems with my own...

Has anyone grabbed a story concept in Story Ideas before, or is it just a category to think outloud?

How the Hell are you supposed to do this "Adulting" thing?

Sometimes I ask myself if it's hard to write because of some loose screw in my brain, or if I just can't be motivated. Then I just watch TV.

But in all honesty, yeah. Kinda... kinda felt like I was forcing the dialogue at the end... I think I just had/wanted to develop it further, but what was happening in my brain came out wrong.

By contextualizing, I meant to provide context. A lot of times, a few people are confused with the prompts I write because, I think, they seem like they're from somewhere at the middle of a story, rather than its own self-contained story.

Before I start, I'd just like to clarify that, honesty will be appreciated, as while I am happy with the concept, I do think my execution is poor (but not poor enough to absolutely abhor it unlike my other original idea) and the sex scenes are mediocre at best. But after I published the story...