The way I've always looked at it is that if someone is really negative with criticism. Take what you can from it then move along. Darkentrophy on fimfiction once said something very wise about separating the writer in you from your ego. Something along those lines anyways.

Also we're always our harshest critics. You look at your own pieces and think "God this is such trash." While the rest of the world tells you it's literary gold.

You need to be able to separate your ego from your writing and look at it from the perspective of an outsider, someone who's never looked at any of your stories before. From there you'll be able to say "Hmm, maybe this doesn't make sense after all" or "This isn't actually very interesting". Reading your own work lets your brain paper over the cracks in it subconsciously because missing information in the story is filled in by your own head canon.

Aha! I knew you'd comment what you said here eventually. Apologies for having a piss poor memory, and couldn't be bothered to dig up the post on FimFiction.

Typing my name is like saying "Beetlejuice" three times.

The hardest part of being a writer is when you're your own worst critic, sometimes that can be worse than what other people say. If anything's up btw I'd like to point out that personally your stories are really good, so I have no criticism to give eheh c: Unless you want some *constructive* then sorry owo;

that's sounds a bit like a zen thing

Hmm.

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