Working on Ellipsus's "Project Compass" thing for a story I'm writing...

“What does success for this story look like? What would make you proud of it?”

Comments going “wow that was hot” or “more when?”

if you started being what you are but Outrageously, what would that look like?

I expect the unexpected from most of the folks I follow on here, but Ring Racers netplay is not the type of unexpected I expect.

ahhh, finally figured out how to set following as not the default. now i can quarantine the people who occasionally post boob to focus on what really matters: weird trans women

I need to go to bed but having a place to yap about stuff I haven't talked about in a while is nice.

Really really wish people would stop posting spirals with no warning or anything attached, especially ones with lewd instructions. sometimes I like to zone out to spirals to relax, but I also like to choose when I do... At least I can drag my focus away fairly easy. Not everyone can.

Unrelated to the previous - it's incredibly odd to read something that was written while I was alive, but before I was able to read... Something that I wouldn't be ALLOWED to read until I was 18, and probably wouldn't have enjoyed until even later.

People have always and will always be horny, huh?

Oh, minor gripe: People really should distinguish between horror and terror more when describing media. Terror is running from a monster, horror is finding the bodies of the ones who weren't fast enough. They often complement eachother, but each can exist separately, and I prefer horror more.

Let's start this account proper!
I'd like to recommend, to anyone who has the stomach for it, a story called "The Hosts." It's a delightfully disturbing work of horror, with an interesting world and excellent sensory prose. It answers questions, but it never leaves you without any. (cont.)