What if they advertise it as a musical, but in reality it’s just a TED Talk-esque 2 hour rant with music playing in the background?
(P.S. I hate musicals)
It’s less me being afraid of posting it, and moreso the fact that I don’t like the final product that keeps me from posting. I have scrapped entire chapters (that took me a week to finish) just because I didn’t like how they turned out, and that’s probably for the best. Some of the stuff that...
The moment I realized that I don’t really have a defined personality.
It was weird. Suddenly I just realized that I don’t really know anything about myself besides the fact I like reading and that I despise spiders with a passion.
I had to deal with the fact that my tire went missing today. Here I am, driving, and suddenly it’s just gone. So I had to get the rim replaced, but whoops, the fastener dealie that we drove all the way to get broke, time to drive back and get another.
Honestly, it doesn’t happen that often to me. Both because I’m pretty tolerant, and because of the fact that I never start reading a novel unless I’ve looked over everything else about it (reviews, description, the author’s other works, etc.).
It depends. A few mistakes (1-2 per chapter) can be seen as passable, but if you have multiple mistakes in every sentence, then most people are going to be put off from reading.
Honestly, despite the fact I know almost nothing about these series (besides Naruto and a bit of DBZ), I would pick MHA.
It seems to be the safest by far, which is saying something.
Like, in Dragon Ball, you’re going to die at LEAST once, in Naruto you have all the Otsutsuki bullshittery, in One...
I think plenty of people would love to have a real person edit their writing...
Okay, that doesn't sound right.
People would love to have a real person PROOFREAD their writing.
Hell, I would do it for others if I wasn't busy writing my own stuff.
Also:
Me, using AI to edit?
NEVER!
Grammar is...
I personally think I can be pretty funny, but my sense of humor has also been irreparably damaged by watching Vinesauce for over a decade, so don’t put too much stock in my claims.
Just make a funny noise and I’ll activate as a sleeper agent.
A tchotchke is any assorted knick-knack that you can find. Like the ones that litter the shelves of your great-grandmother's house, or that shiny rock you found underneath a tombstone.
(Apparently the term can also be used to refer to a pretty girl. I did not know about that one until just now.)