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I agree that this is often an option but I think it is not the case for "no smut". Now, we don't have a list with explanations on SH but at least on NU, the "Smut" Genre is defined as such: So a story that gets "smut" as a genre should have quite the heavy focus on it. E.g., I'd expect a story...

Chapter 666 is up :blob_blank: https://www.scribblehub.com/read/16599-oh-my-fate/chapter/274696/ Quite fittingly, it's about demons.

Okay, it's decided, we're switching over to the original version: https://www.scribblehub.com/profile/6687/yansusustories/?pf=22718 Expect a bunch of chapters to drop.

If you see a reader put one of your stories in a reading list titled "lost interest" and then scroll down your notifs and see another reader put all parts of the same series in a reading list titled "favorites by x" where x is your name ... :blob_frown:

I'm wondering if I should just switch over to the original OMF version on SH (and Tapas) to rid myself of one project. But then again will I ever finish revising the thing if I don't regularly have to upload? :blob_hmm:

You know that feeling when you've made a new cover (for something you naturally won't be able to post anytime soon ...) and can't help but open it every couple of minutes to just look at it because you're just so much in love with it? :blob_aww:

I usually write in English right off the bat because it feels more organic that way. Sometimes, after the whole story is finished, I actually translate it into my native language but never the other way around. I tried it with translating originally but it just doesn't turn out as good.

Sometimes I just hate looking for stock images as somebody that writes gay romance. Female models: Imaginative, well-made costumes, different accessories, poses, and cuts, awesome backgrounds Male models: Hold this shield. Oh, and take your shirt off. :blob_catflip:

Haha, what's pride if you gotta achieve something? I'd say go for it if you think it helps! I sure got motivated to write my assignments in university because of the major guilty conscience I got when my mom asked about them.

I'm a huge procrastinator but I've managed to limit that so far that I am able to finish the stuff I need to. For me, there are three parts to successfully doing so: 1. Have a fixed schedule. 2. Get some statistics on what I'm doing. 3. Limit options of procrastination. The first is important...

Finally got some good news today. I guess I should celebrate that with ... some work! :blob_aww:

You gotta love spammers: One of them commented on a chapter titled "As Ugly as an Ogre" over on my website "Appгeciate the recommendɑtion. Let me try it out." Like, I'm not giving you beauty advice, my guy. Better look to some other website for that :blobrofl:

:blob_blank: I'm hearing a voice. What does it say? "Write ..." :blob_reach: Now, as far as I know, if you hear voices, you should always listen to them.

I always figured my pronunciation was shit. Now, according to the training app that I got myself yesterday, even my worst-pronounced words are at a 64% similarity to what a native speaker would say while the average is somewhere in the high 80s so far. I guess I wasn't that bad after all :blob_aww: