FRWriter
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so I am writing my book on a school laptop which I know blah blah blah but I'm losing my motivaion for my book all because of a toxic friend told me it was "shit quality and nobody likes it" and I'm slowing making my chapters less and less pages but I'm losing the motivation to keep working on The Beauty In The Stars and I need help on how to keep it going without it feeling like I'm rushing through to get it done Please help!
How about you ask your friend why he or she doesn't like it? Ask for some examples.
Also, why do you have a friend that is toxic?
I certainly sense a lack of effort in how you create your posts and chapters. Did you properly proofread your story? I see a lot of mistakes, I see a lot of word repetitions, I see a lack of formatting. It looks like you came up with the story, wrote it down, and instantly posted it without proofreading.
The words "Yeah and Yea" make up 20% of your entire story.
Your word count plummeted to less than 400 words in the later chapters. The latest chapter consists of three Paragraphs. One is a wall of text, the others are tiny.
Maybe your friend just didn't even want to try to get into it. Sometimes, even if the story and plot are great, it doesn't matter if the foundation is constructed on top of quicksand.
Try to edit your chapter a little bit more and correct the mistakes. Try reading it carefully again and again and adjust it. There are tools like Grammarly that would be quite helpful.
Being a cis-het male, BL isn't really my thing. But I read the 1st chapter and your writing is fine. I felt the infatuation was kinda cute actually. IMO as long as you enjoy writing, keep going, you'll have readers.
There is nothing worse and more harmful than dishonest feedback. Didn't you notice anything wrong with the story? "Keep going" is all you can say to contribute? Even making careless promises?
Also, since nobody is pointing it out, this is a smut story.
How old are you?
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