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If you write in a public story, the creator of that story will have the role allowing them to edit your chapters. Others may also have that ability as well, depending on their assigned roles. I think it's pretty unlikely someone would edit your stuff without asking, but I can understand why you...

Nuns vs. Knights is fairly generic, allowing you to write your own character as a new branch or pick up anywhere in the other branches if you choose. https://chyoa.com/story/Nuns-Vs--Knights.27247 Whether you want to write there or not, I wish you luck in getting back into your writing. :)

I'll echo the take that if it's my story, I'm okay with letting the odd expository chapter or chapter that feels like it needs more work but the work isn't worth it slide in. If it's in someone else's, I liked the advice given earlier: the courteous thing is to try to keep close to the standards...

I second Becoming a Warrior! Highly involved, very interconnected with game elements, but has a great upbeat, funny writing style throughout it. Another good one that is ongoing with a very passionate writer behind it is The Erotic Combat League, good if you like sex-fighting stuff. The fights...

Sometimes this happens if a spam bot messaged you and was then banned, usually goes away within a day or so. Hopefully it clears up for you.

Not strictly "for" a story, but I recently did the original character strip game on Twitter, using Clara from Nuns vs. Knights! Here's all the pics I drew over the course of two weeks, put in one image together.

That sounds really fun! Like a story here with different branches based on the existing characters? What sort of battle would they be participating in?

If they're the story owner, they can see your unpublished chapter as long as you've saved a draft. I would recommend messaging them specific questions, but that failing, you could message them just asking to proofread it before you post it. If they aren't in some sort of ownership role on the...

There's no reason the same commentary couldn't be given in a more polite way, which would be my preference. That said, I am not advocating to disallow or prevent anything, only offering insight into my own commenting behavior and what types of comments I would like to receive if I have my...

Personally, while all the stories I'm writing here are intended to have erotic content, when I'm reading, I usually want to be intrigued first and foremost. So for me, while eroticism is kind of what's bringing me to the dance, I am excited to feel all kinds of things, whether I'm embroiled in a...

I also do about 50/50, but if I'm thinking about it, I tend to write male perspective most often if it's 2nd person and female most often if it's 1st or 3rd person. That's not intentional on my part and probably speaks to me writing most comfortably for my own gender and orientation, although I...

Sounds like a good premise! I haven't watched all of slime- I think I was a few eps from finishing season 1- but I like the idea of a story that can keep the mood and characters while adding a sexual twist.

Every writer and artist struggles with this, where you can visualize the perfect artwork or think of the perfect, movie-like story scene, but it either won't go from your brain onto the computer or else, you can't shape it properly. For every hundred thoughts we all have of what we might make...

I get you, I do think from a writer's perspective you really do have to be ready for whatever kind of critique, constructive or otherwise, that might come through. I certainly wouldn't advocate for restricting anyone's ability to comment. All I'm saying is really my personal philosophy for...

Better than criticizing in public, but my personal stance is just not to go claws out on somebody regardless of public or private. That's in the case that one's criticism would be a matter of preference, but even in the case that one is making a necessary critique, if it can't be stated...

I've written a lot of fanfiction over the past year. I see it as a tradeoff where you get a lot of established personality and setting, but on the other hand, you have to be especially faithful to that setting. I personally love reading a story that seems really faithful to the source characters...

My cohort in writing tells me he's always thinking about it. I'm sure you'll see more in the future. :) Also funnily I'd drawn her with just a couple scars and he reminded me "she even has scars on her ass." I added a couple there. :p

Couple more to post! Tschau from Goodbye Girls in a baseball uniform. There's no actual baseball in the Goodbye Girls, though... :p The cover image for Voy-R, featuring En-Voy. I was happy with how the cover came out! Here's a WIP for Ralli Hellknox, from Nuns vs. Knights. I wanna do...

I'm not all the way caught up, but I was enjoying the content from the very beginning. I wouldn't worry too much about people shying away due to the earlier stuff.