GeorgeGlass

If the point of the tag is to warn off readers who don't want to read about a major character dying (eg, because they just lost someone in their own lives and don't want to read fiction about death at the moment), and if it isn't immediately obvious that the character won't stay dead, I would think you'd want to use the tag. But maybe that's not the purpose of the tag.

That makes total sense. I hadn't thought about the "writing as self-guided therapy" angle. Which is...candy? Or some sort of degenerative bone disease? How did you know what my next story is about? Who blabbed? TELL ME!

A couple of months ago, my boss left, and I moved into her position as manager of my department. The adjustment has been pretty stressful, particularly given that I'm an introvert doing a job formerly held by an extrovert. Even though I have less spare time than ever, I find myself writing more, because escaping into my imaginary worlds helps me with the stress. At least, it FEELS like it helps. But I do wonder whether escapism is really a valid way of dealing with stress in the long term. Will this come back to bite me at some point (like that line from Seinfeld: "Serenity now, insanity later")? I'm not sure. But I suppose it's healthier than at least some of the alternatives, like self-medicating, or picking fights with burly strangers.

I never thought I’d need to do one of these, but… Category Name: Inside Out Section category to be in: Cartoons > +G through L Do you have any stories for it?: The first chapter of one, yes.

Thank you! Is it weird that I find "efficient" particularly flattering? In any case, glad you liked it, and thanks for reviewing.

It's twenty-seven chapters in an eye-hurting plain-text font, so I'm going to have to pass. But thanks for the thought.

I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but this is actually the ONLY chapter. Although I do have an idea for a totally different Star story that will probably become words on the screen at some point. In any case, thanks for the kind words.

Hmm, intriguing. We haven't seen too much of Janna so far, but I get the impression that (a) she's got at least a little bit of a thing for Marco, and (b) she's trouble waiting to happen. Maybe the good kind. And poor Chantelle--surely SOMEONE will be distracted by her booty one day.

I'm interested to hear that you're writing a Star vs the Forces of Evil story. Care to give us a sentence or two about the plot?

This response doesn't strike me as either useful or fair. If the person who asked the question is willing to read several chapters of a story before giving up on finding a sex scene, that implies that this reader likes some buildup, too, and probably wouldn't be too interested in a PWP story. Agreed. You mods are busy enough with serious issues (dealing with plagiarists, preventing lawsuits, keeping out the twelve-year-olds). I think it's fair to assume that if a story has no tags whatsoever (official or unofficial), it's likely to be devoid of sex scenes. That, or the author's attention to detail is poor enough that their writing might not be fun to read, anyway.

Thank you! As I said to a previous reviewer, I don't feel like it could be a true SvtFoE fic if it didn't have at least a little comedy in it.

Big time. I think I had the idea for this story very shortly after watching that episode--it just took me a while to give in to the urge to write it. Thank you! That's everything I was aiming for. Not to get too personal, but do you have ten hands, or are you just "all thumbs"?

And I always love to hear it. +500 xp for noticing Monster-Marco's resemblance to the D&D critter that inspired it. As for the monster cock, well, that would have changed the nature of the story rather a lot. Thank you. I always feel like you can't do a proper fanfic of a humorous cartoon without including some humor. And I do loves me some romantic fluff. My thinking was that at that point, Marco's mind--or what was left of it--was focused solely on fucking the hell out of Star. Tentacle-work would have required a lot more finesse than he had at that moment. Thanks for the review!

Thank you! "The characters were spot on" is pretty much what I live to hear. Not that "amazing," "hot," and "well written" are chopped liver. As for more: This story is finished, but I would be not at all surprised if I became inspired to write another SvtFoE story in the not-too-distant future. I just freakin' love that show.

I'll respond to any reviews of this tale of Mewberty-gone-wrong here.

Re: "Country Summer" Exactly what I'm aiming for--erotica with a touch of sweetness and old-fashioned charm.

Re: "Fireworks" Thanks! You must have had quite a childhood.

Yeah, well, this is why I'm calling it an "epic." It's going to be...Was I saying something?

Thanks! I decided that writing this in present tense (and first person) might make it more involving for the reader. I've got another story like that in the works. Chapter 2 is nearly done!

I always love hearing that. Thank you. More unraveling to come!

Re: "Excuses" Thanks! I've got plenty more kinky stuff in the works.

Thanks! I've been a bit focused on other stories recently, but I will definitely return to this one in the not-too-distant future.

Re: "FIreworks" You know me--I can't resist a cliffhanger. A little awkward, yeah. Thank you! Part 2 is in the works.

Re: "Learning a Daughter's Duty" Thank you! And keep on prowlin'.

Thanks! The movie really only has 3 central characters (sorry, Olaf and Sven), so it seemed like there was a lot of room to add new characters to the mix. And yes, little Prince Hypatios is one of my favorites to write, because his age sets him apart from the other princes in a lot of ways. Don't you worry, there's plenty more to come. The plot has only begun to thicken!