You have nithing to bring to FA?

I understood, that you have a quite good understanding of writing. How about arts and it's concepts?
Or music and music theory? Game making?

What I am trying to address here, is:
Have you ever thought about the importance of the role of a critique in an art-driven community / fandom?
How fast some artists could improve if they would get more insightful critique at the right time and embrace it?
I virtually live on it and need it like my daily bread.

You have so many areas that you have set foot into and at least dabbled around with or even excelled at them.
I have no chance to know, whether you are doing it, or did it in the past (unless you tell me^^), but that IS some important thing to do an FA.
I would encourage you to do so. Critique is always a giving AND a getting.

I've also seen that much of your stories got little to no feedback whatsoever ... and that is clearly a shame.
Have you ever tried to suggest some critique exchange to some other writers? Is that even a thing? If not, can we make it a thing?

There might be more depth to FA than it seems. Dare to dive.^^

I hope this kinda pep talk spins your motors back up again.


Also on a more technical point: Unlike in your old submissions you should use consistently thumbnails on your uploads, to give ppl kindof a visual incentive to look into it, as for stories and such. You might consider this on a possible account reboot.

I meant: 'the role of a CRITIC' not critique, of course.

eEvery artist, who shuns critique is IMO not a real artist, yet, and has to be taught its importance for their own progress.

Maybe with kid gloves, maybe not, that depends on the individual - but the sandwich strategy is universally a good concept here.

Dude, I want to talk but there was a family emergency that happened with my mom so I have not been on lately

my mother broke her ankle and a bone in her leg -near- her ankle and they had to completely reconstruct it

so I've had to take care of her to be sure she stays off it until it heals enough...it's- been a tough go to say the least ;v;