>>46188157>>46188430 is right on. Even if you may not start out as good as you might hope, that doesn't mean you should stop trying. If you're passionate about the stories and worlds you want to create and see, and are open to the feedback of others, you can keep climbing higher and getting better every time you put something on paper. Never hold yourself back from what you want to do because you're afraid someone might not like it or not agree with what you've written. Give it your best and feel the pride in what you've created and the fact that you did it.
>>46188578I peruse /hag/ a lot, which probably comes as a big shock, but I don't know how I would even go about talking about it there. I also feel like since anon isn't physically balls deep in any hags yet, it might not give the average hag enjoyer the release they are looking for just yet.
