#it helps. sometimes

[samuelroukin]

idk what i'm doing with this supposed final chapter man there's stuff to do before the conclusion but not enough stuff. but also instead of doing that they are so horny

[axiliern]

god please take every traumatic incident i had as a younger sibling and give it to tim drake

[bluegiragi]

december night.

early access + nsfw on patreon

[bkyngw]

don't forget about him

[hinamie]

sry i have chronic only draws megumi disorder the doctor said it's terminal :/

[fefairys]

getting real fed up with my peers treating teenagers like shit. how did you forget so fucking quickly what it's like to be them. shame on you.

[parisoonic]

last ones i swear

[fixyourwritinghabits]

I think the thing that's been bothering me about the "is it okay to use ChatGPT to plot/make characters/etc" is that at the end of the day, these are not tools that are helping your writing, they are shortcuts that are undercutting it.

These things are supposed to be hard, because you need to learn how to do them.

And listen, I know this sucks. I've got to knock off 4k of words from my current novel to make it more sellable, which seems like a completely arbitrary thing to do, but things like printing costs absolutely do factor into traditional publishing. It took me five drafts to figure out a completely obvious in hindsight plot point that explains why a character does what he does. It takes a few tries to pull together a detailed outline into a workable story, and it always will.

I would have loved to figure this all out way earlier, but I had to learn how to spot the gaps in my writing before I could fix them. Generative AI isn't ever going to bridge the gap between sitting down and learning how to work things out, because if you don't do that, you never will become a more competent writer. If that wasn't part of the point, none of us would be doing this in the first place.

[lgbtlunaverse]

One thing i've run up against when dealing with fandom and characters making less than ideal choices is that people seem to treat a character's decision being sympathetic, the decision being understandable, the decision being reasonable, and it being objectively the best solution for the situation, as synonymous. When those are 4 very different things.

[vmkhoneyy]

I think if I could be the kind stranger in someone’s memory, that’d be enough.

[somerandomcockroach]

[lil-vibes]

Day 6: Ritual

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[occudo]

Polaroids I found the sketches for the polaroids from Sasha's drawer in the Unicorn pen comic, and I finally found in me to render them how I wanted them originally

[hinamie]

corvidae