IMPORTANT FOR ALL READERS AND WRITERS :Note added on page 5 - Page 6

Originally posted by: Tamara27

I get P_s05. As a writer, I get TM's point. As a reader, I also get the other side.

As writers, we're not doing the readers a favour. The readers aren't doing us a favour by reading. And she's right - seems like only the comments that are "nice to hear" are wanted.

And I think p_s 05 meant that we see these reader/writer posts very often. I've seen so many in the past few months, from both sides. I've even posted one - so have you.

Perhaps readers are feeling as targeted as some of the writers are.

Originally posted by: farz_parachute

By far the most objective response I read. Well, I'd say the only but I think mine was pretty objective too ;) Heee!

Okay so!

Choco raised a valid point, because truly, readers should read and trust the writers. And never show disrespect to them. And well, start demanding for sex scenes.

I'm surprised that some people actually did all this...Demand erotic scenes? (Who Choco, that got asked to write explicit scenes?)

Anyway!

p_s05,

Truly!

*I see myself as a reader and source of neutral introspection too (well, am biased for obvious reason) haha*

You're so right!

It's exasperating!

And well it IS Monday!

Your wit always has me laughing out loud, literally! You're the sunshine here. ⭐️

And I need to know this exceptional read too!! COZ I LOVE READING. ANYTHING EXCEPTIONAL.

I'm sure you follow this!

And well coz I'm bored.

Originally posted by: p_s05

@Black: *speechless*

Your cognizance of your surrounding environment and civility is astounding!

Originally posted by: Rarepearl

Hey Choco,

Am with you on this issue. I guess the readers need to grasp this fact fast before more of our writers quit just due to the constant negative feedback or pressure they feel while updating. Those who can't keep their unasked opinions & suggestions may very well leave the story thread gracefully instead of spoiling the writers efforts & the readers fun.

A Great step 👍🏼

Originally posted by: p_s05

Not a PM, I wish to receive on a Monday morning, nonetheless moving on.

I didn't quite comprehend the intent behind this post, so I quickly skimmed over the comments and grasped the possible reason for the concerns raised, if this has extended from readers' comments/feedback on a particular fiction which is undoubtedly an exceptional read, its ridiculously unwarranted to categorise those comments and feedback as a demand for explicit content or constant romance.

As a reader and source of neutral introspect, it is safe to establish, writers do not wish to connect with their readers and the possible variation of mentalities therefore only desiring glorified and positive feedback.

The disconnect between writers and their followers are alarming, in respect of the above distresses, writers should perhaps include disclaimers to ensure they receive the content of feedback they desire to avoid this constant blame game, and general disregard to readers, this is ultimately a give and take relationship which lacks equilibrium.

P.S I find an argument over cyberspace pointless rather than mind stimulating.

P.S.S No offense ChocoBerry Mom, but this topic is becoming exasperating and over drawn.

Originally posted by: p_s05

Originally posted by: ChocoBerry

Absolutely no offense taken Prashni 😊

It is not about what a writer wants to hear in the comments. Its about how you put that across. Out right telling a writer you will quit cause there is a twist is not fair.

My point here has been just this, that if a reader can appreciate 10 chapters of romance,they should accept twists that are introduced too. Complaining as soon as a twist is introduced... I don't understand that.

P.S. your comments on stories are not what I am talking about, they are the best a writer can get. Hope my reply above tells you what I am saying. AND definitely not a post I wanted to make early in the morning.