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Never, I'm too unique of an individual

The sooner you end this story, the faster you move on to the next story.

My original story is a tragedy that deals with a lot of themes such as discrimination, disability, loss, longing, powerlessness, and people die when they are killed. Yet, at the same time, I endeavor NEVER to be melodramatic about it, and never to try to make my readers particularly upset about...

dwarf queen, not because she's a loli, but because they are most likely to have the internet

have you ever found joy in watching a trashcan burn?

You're looking for a fanfic without specifying the fanbase?

it's the same on royalroad tbh. got a couple of super low ratings over the past couple of days, kicked me down a lot. what can one do? just keep going, these people would love nothing more than to have someone quit because of their one click of a button also, kuro, just look at statistics(sh...

I reread it, but sometimes there are grammatical mistakes neither I nor Grammarly catch

Harasaki

I do that and it turns out fineee; that's also how I manage to sustain a chapter a day pace.

well, they aren't really "necessary" it's just my 5 cents. As long as you are enjoying your own story, you don't have to change anything.

checked out the blurb, the preface(kinda bloggy but I found the content agreeable so whatever), the evolution chapter(unnecessary to explain it in a separate chapter, you should rather feed the information to the reader organically) and then snow prologue... and that's when things got seriously...

I can speak neither french nor spanish

However, it wasn't a typical baseball bat: it was sentient and kept making snarky comments.

My ending is literally one of the first things I envisoned~ and I'm steadily marching forward towards that inevitable desitantion. The ass hill.

easy, just go on wattpad and look at whats popular

if it makes you feel any better, there is exactly the same saying in the polish language and several other eastern european countries. The origin of the saying is apparently in Yiddish, and it makes sense as there were large Ashkenazi Jewish communities in central and eastern europe.