BronxWench

I am notoriously bad about promoting my work. Seriously, aside from my banner ads here, I used to promo on Facebook and Twitter, but social media gives me the creeps lately, so I’ve not been promoting like I should. Argh.
However, I don’t think I’d post a chapter on Facebook, at least not for my published stuff. My AFF content tends to be very niche, and I doubt I’d drag in a huge audience even if I did promote those on social media.
And there’s absolutely nothing out there under my real name. I don’t even “like” my author accounts under my real name, although my pen names did follow each other on Facebook.
Now I feel like I have to go ramp up my Mastadon account, and do some promoting there if I can, and maybe drop a line or two on Facebook again.  

I am notoriously bad about promoting my work. Seriously, aside from my banner ads here, I used to promo on Facebook and Twitter, but social media gives me the creeps lately, so I’ve not been promoting like I should. Argh.
However, I don’t think I’d post a chapter on Facebook, at least not for my published stuff. My AFF content tends to be very niche, and I doubt I’d drag in a huge audience even if I did promote those on social media.
And there’s absolutely nothing out there under my real name. I don’t even “like” my author accounts under my real name, although my pen names did follow each other on Facebook.
Now I feel like I have to go ramp up my Mastadon account, and do some promoting there if I can, and maybe drop a line or two on Facebook again.  

Story in proper category now, I think. Please correct me if I’m wrong. No need to address anything else at this time, I think. Thanks.

The Cartoon subdomain is working again. The story can be placed in Cartoons > S through Z > South Park > AU/AR for the best fit, I think.
https://cartoon.adult-fanfiction.org/index.php?cat=559

It could be someone who gets together with a love interest, but there’s no firm commitment like a marriage or mating contract.
It could be that whatever the Big Problem was has been resolved, and for the time being, at least, the MCs aren’t in any danger or at risk, and can canoodle happily until life rears its head and something nasty appears again.
For most publishers, they would say it means the characters are happy at the end of the novel without any assurance that the happiness is going to last forever.

For me, it depends on what I’m writing. Publishers tend to want happy-ever-after endings or at least happy-for-now endings. So, if I’m going to submit what I’m writing to a publisher, I try for at least the HFN ending.
When I write for myself, I’m much less inclined to write happy endings. I’m never quite sure life has a happy ending in most cases, although I’m firmly in the camp of life having happy bits throughout. But I think how people cope with adversity that doesn’t resolve neatly is far too interesting not to write it.

It could be someone who gets together with a love interest, but there’s no firm commitment like a marriage or mating contract.
It could be that whatever the Big Problem was has been resolved, and for the time being, at least, the MCs aren’t in any danger or at risk, and can canoodle happily until life rears its head and something nasty appears again.
For most publishers, they would say it means the characters are happy at the end of the novel without any assurance that the happiness is going to last forever.

It could be someone who gets together with a love interest, but there’s no firm commitment like a marriage or mating contract.
It could be that whatever the Big Problem was has been resolved, and for the time being, at least, the MCs aren’t in any danger or at risk, and can canoodle happily until life rears its head and something nasty appears again.
For most publishers, they would say it means the characters are happy at the end of the novel without any assurance that the happiness is going to last forever.

For me, it depends on what I’m writing. Publishers tend to want happy-ever-after endings or at least happy-for-now endings. So, if I’m going to submit what I’m writing to a publisher, I try for at least the HFN ending.
When I write for myself, I’m much less inclined to write happy endings. I’m never quite sure life has a happy ending in most cases, although I’m firmly in the camp of life having happy bits throughout. But I think how people cope with adversity that doesn’t resolve neatly is far too interesting not to write it.

Fixed, bugged review with no uid.

Added to the task list, which is very handy!
 

knew I was forgetting a detail, thanks @BronxWench

I took a look, and I can’t even delete it myself. I’ve no clue what that is, but maybe @manta2g can take a peek and tell us.

I took a look, and I can’t even delete it myself. I’ve no clue what that is, but maybe @manta2g can take a peek and tell us.

I’ve edited it to “she is”.

There are a number of us that write original fiction and post it at https://original.adult-fanfiction.org in case some you have non fanfiction stuff you want to post.

Indeed! I will always say if you want to write a story start with fanfiction. Glad to see you and welcome aboard, May your creativity be boundless and your words many! 😊

Okay, I’ve updated the tag for you. 

Okay, I’ve updated the tag for you. 

Which story is it? I might be able to make that change for you.

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Hello! It's nice to meet you! 🙂

Hi thank you so much for welcoming me! 

Welcome to AFF!
We’re generally a very friendly bunch, and obviously writing is our passion here. These forums are a wealth of information, and also a great way to check in with staff if you have any questions. We love questions!  

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