The world hates me so much, that me and the hospital are on a first name basis....
Who'd do which? And be honest!
Anonymous asked:
Why do you have to give childish reviews that doesn't help the writer at all grow up and learn to review properly or you will never help the writer or yourself
....Can you give me an example please? I don't exactly understand what you mean by childish. I've helped some other writers grow into their writing abilities, so I think I can be a bit of help to others. And I know some of my stories aren't that good, but that's because I was a bit younger and didn't know how to write any better (if you use the excuse, 'but that was a year ago!', I'm a late bloomer). A year ago I failed English, but I boosted my grade up and I've gotten better at writing. I'm actually going to rewrite some of my earlier stories because I can see where people would find faults in them. Anyway, yeah. I don't get how my reviews are childish. I encourage the writers when I don't really have any other words to say, and I tell them about what they can improve when I figure it out myself. Sometimes, I don't understand what is wrong with their stories because they're usually better than mine -_-' but, still.
Anonymous asked:
Have your read any good fanfictions for aladdin latley?
I've read a bunch lately! (mostly because I had an Aladdin marathon in honor of Robin Williams, R.I.P) Here's the list (note that some are not complete):
Don't Rub the Lamp 1, 2, and 3 (heartofafae): A trilogy about two friends who transport to the Aladdin world because of a magic lamp (no genie inside, mind you). A Genie/OC story, until the 3rd where the second OC becomes a love interest for Cassim.
Was it Really So Horrible (SilentLibrettist): A story about a girl who gets transported into the movie after her parents are killed, and becomes a little sister to Aladdin. The sequel is Long Forgotten Loves, which involves some more OCs, one being the original OC's love interest and another being her best friend from our world.
Love of the Black Sand: Mozenrath figures out that Aladdin always wins because he has the love of his fiance and friends, so he decides to use the same tactic. He uses a spell which brings a girl from our world into his and falls in love with her.
Ruler of the Sand (PeaceLightVictory): A girl with magical potential ends up in the Black Sands trying to escape some slave traders. Mozenrath sees her potential and takes her on as his apprentice. This one has to be my favorite due to the fact that I can actually see it happening. Mozenrath is an absolute jerk to her and abuses her a lot in the story until he falls in love with her. She's stubborn and scarred due to her past, but learns to love Mozenrath as she finds out more about him and vice versa. It's sort of like a Beauty and the Beast: The Aladdin Version. If you can only read one for some odd reason, THIS is the one I would recommend to people. And there's a little one-shot sequel to it with a bit of fluff.
And right now, that's all I have. Unless you count my Aladdin stories if you didn't know I wrote some. I honestly want to rewrite them due to the fact that I've grown a bit more into my writing skills, but at the moment, I'm leaving it up until I get around to finishing the 3rd story and then rewriting the first 2 ;p
Hey Awsmpup! Nova here. Just wondering... What are your favourite non-OC Ouran pairings?
Uh...I'd have to say Honey and Reiko. It's such a nice little romance. I love how Reiko is so awkward around Honey. I think it's because I can relate to her. I'm not really social and I get shy around lots of people who aren't that close to me. And I love how Honey was scared of her (not understanding her way of communication via 'cursing and spell casting'), until he gets to know her better. I just think it's sweet. I'm weird like that ;p