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"Wow!!! Your latest observation was truly incredible!! The way you noticed those keen horns, that hirsute scalp, and glamorous appeal is SO inspiring. I felt every ounce of passionate love of head from you deeply. :blob_teehee: By the way, if you ever need high‑quality 3D custom-rendered...

Whenever we gather, we could discuss further on this topic. :blobthumbsup:

I like this, but I also believe in the opposite; sometimes the hole they are in is the arc of the story. That'd remove plot armor because challenges and setbacks are actually what drive the narrative forward.

Wouldn't be my first.

If it's just writer's block, I figure out why I’m experiencing it—and then undo it. Yeah, I know to "undo it" sounds easier said than done, but it really can be that simple. Most people over-research, get distracted, or pressure themselves to write perfectly—whatever the hell perfectly even...

"I now promote you from 'Happy Accident' to 'Mistake'," said with the voice of a loving mother. :blob_aww:

Earth would have to be my favorite. Why? Because we have a history over how to take advantage of the terrain. That wealth of knowledge can be utilized in elemental magic too.

Just look at Avatar: The Last Airbender or the continuations. Those waterbenders very well could control every bodily function that exists.

Thanks. I wasn't confident to vote because I didn't know.

I lean toward divine systems. If magic exists, I want it to flow from a sponsor; an unknowable power gracious (or capricious) enough to share the wealth.

@JoshuaWaukee You could also include a link to the completed story in your signature; I've seen others doing that with their novel covers.

Remember that every "big" author started with nothing. Then one day they had a dream, saw a hot chick, woke up screaming from a nightmare, or relived some past trauma they just had to unload by turning it into a story. If you've got that spark and can keep it burning, that's amazing. But if it...

I'll light my cigarillo up with ya.

Some authors finish the whole story before posting it bit by bit, but I’m not keen on that unless a test group reviews it first. You always miss things when you're too close to your own writing; plot hole galore. Correction: I am not saying you should or shouldn't, I'm simply pointing out one...

Depth over breadth?

Nice meeting you and, again, thank you for your assistance in discovering that BL scene. :blobreading:

Thought the same.