@stephenRB4 It's always dope when you have nowhere to go and nothing else you could possibly do, because it really gives you no other choice than to be productive so you're not pulling your hair out in boredom
@speakalel Passion and reading do not have an age limit. Sounds to me like someone is just upset that other people are getting joy out of something they no longer get joy from.
@KatharineTague It's also super dope whenever you rewatch episodes with context you got from later ones and see the scenes from a new and completely different angle.
@samanthlogan_ Oml same. I'm dyslexic and I always miss my typos until after I post it because I just skim past them. As a result, I started using TTS while writing because it helps me catch the typos when it reads it back to me
@ThebookishC Additionally, he wants to do voice work really badly, and he regularly gets giddy over the fact that he has first dibs on doing the audiobooks of my novels
@ThebookishC My husband seems to share this sentiment. He really likes it when I go into my little bubble and then randomly rubber duck plot points off of him with no context xD
@omgsidewalks Not autistic, but ADHD and OCD, so my contribution is:
"The gnomes have to be placed like this so that they call all see"
I collect gonks and very much care that they are all visible and able to see xD
@nicoleg_writes Yeah, looking at other professional works is actually a really good way to get better at writing yourself and is a recommended thing to do as a result.
@DKemeridou This is why my go to is art, animatics, and sharing snippets. People ignore ads because they're ads. They're more likely to give your stuff a chance if they actually get a peek at what's inside of it outside of obvious marketing.