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Witness Protection is updated!!! Read Chapter 18 here 💚 💙

Hugest of thank yous to @whoopdy-do-fuck-you for this amazing art 🥰🥰🥰 I still can't stop looking at it. They're so obsessed with each other, gah!!!

(and you guys should also totally go check out their fic The Sun, The Sun. It only has one chapter so far but it's straight 🔥🔥🔥)

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queerfemme

the moon is a lesbian and she hates terfs

queerfemme

the moon told me personally that she thinks you’re obnoxious and hopes you never get a girlfriend

q-is-a-letter

I have a theory that the moon IS a trans woman cause she’s always associated with feminine things but when we saw the craters that look like a face we called it “The Man In The Moon”. She’s a woman with a face that people may perceive as male. She’s a beautiful trans woman

queerfemme

excalibelle

the moon is a beautiful trans woman who hates terfs and shows her face every night to remind other trans women they are beautiful and strong and loved and important and wonderful and that terfs and their opinions dont matter

hiranyaksha-deactivated20220613

I wanna add to this if it’s ok?? In Hindu mythology, Chandra, the moon, was originally thought of as a male deity. However, as time went on, symbolism involving the moon and the name “Chandra” itself became identified with femininity, with beautiful girls being described as having “moon-like faces,” with their dark, long hair reminding lovers of the midnight sky, and names like “Nilaa” (”moon” in Tamil) and “Indu” (in Sanskrit) are now pretty much now completely girl names!

AlsO Chandra is married to 27 wives, who are all stars. The moon is a trans lesbian and is gay for all the stars in the sky.

fandomssaremysoul

Reblog if you’re gay for the trans lesbian poly moon who supports all woman.

everyoneisgayandtrans

taromilkteaw

silly hedgehogs 🦔🩶💙🖤

crossworldexplorer757

Honestly if my parents wanted to get me diagnosed with autism they should've just showed the doctor my steam library

duckbunny

fun fact about character development by the way. you can make them develop worse.

duckbunny

like I mean this very seriously as writing advice. the character should experience events and make decisions that make them different at the end of the story. they should be changed. they do not have to be improved.

they can get worse. they can make decisions of an increasingly terrible nature. they can stop taking risks on kindness. they can discover how much they can get away with. they can find religion, or abandon it, with negative effects on their moral creed. the character has to develop. the character does not have to grow.

guerrillatech

ao3commentoftheday

Hi, I'm a writer on ao3, and I have a question. I think this question might have been asked already, but I couldn't find it, so sorry if it's double.

I wrote a fic, and I'm almost finished and I hope to upload it soon. It's pretty long, and I've been working on it for over two years. I love it, it's one of my babies.

Now, as you might guess, comments are incredibly precious to me. I've written other stories, and there are comments that are several years old that I still go back to. Sometimes because I need inspiration, sometimes just because I need some positivity in my life. I'm so incredibly thankful for every single one.

The thing is, with my new fic, I feel like it would be better to post it in a couple, maybe three or four, pretty long chapters, so in big chunks. It feels better to me. But on the other hand, I'm pretty sure people react only once a chapter. And I think I'll find out more about what they think about specific parts if I split the chapters up. Also, if it's just finished within a couple weeks, no one is going to read it after that.

It kinda feels wrong to only do that for the comments, but on the other hand, there's so much work in it. I've been working on it for years, and I feel like I want it to be seen as much as possible. I don't know if there's a (ethical) right answer, I was just curious about your thoughts, I guess.

You have no way of knowing this, anon, but I write adult education courses for a living and I've recently been working on one related to Ethics as a practical skill and regulatory requirement.

So I looked through your stated issue here, and I ran it through the ethical decision-making framework that is the basis for the course I've been writing, and you're actually fine.

The reason why I say that is because no matter which choice you provide, you are still giving your readers the story in its entirety. You are not tricking or fooling them into clicking something that will steal their data or their money. You are not feeding them the first three chapters and holding the fourth one hostage until you receive enough comments to release it.

All you are suggesting doing is separating the story into more chapters than you, as the author, think it actually needs. That's your prerogative as the author. Part of your job is determining chapter breaks, and how you make that determination is entirely up to you.

People who prefer longer chapters can read your work in Entire Work mode. People who prefer shorter chapters have a better chance of reading it at all. (I say this as someone who has had an 85K oneshot in my Marked for Later for 6 years now and has never actually opened it because ohmygodthat'ssolong)

You've written a story. You're proud of it. Go and show it off. 💗

may-shepard

Oh my gosh after all that hard work break it up and release it one chapter at a time! People LOVE having a new chapter to look forward to!! Even better if you can put it out on a schedule! That's what the subscribe button is for.

ryesmind

I also recommend like, one chapter a week tbh--not just for the comments, but because posting one chapter a week allows people to read at an easier pace for themselves!

People love schedules. They love knowing what to expect and love looking forward to things. It's up to you if you want to post multiple chapters at once, but don't be ashamed for doing a schedule of one chapter a week either.

daughterofhecata

I agree with all of the above, but I want to address one specific part I haven't seen mentioned yet: Your story will not disappear, once it's completed.

People will continue to read it and probably also continue to comment. I promise.

I got a comment literally yesterday on a oneshot I posted in 2020.

I'm not saying you shouldn't split up the story more to give people more time/space to comment (gods know I've done that too!), but people will continue to read your fic after it's fully posted. They will.