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I think you’re absolutely right here: without good character development, everything feels too artificial—like 1980s porn videos, where a mailman knocks on a woman’s door and half a second later they’re already having sex all over the house with no context whatsoever. The combination of...

I don’t post much on this forum. I’m a traditional artist, but I haven’t shared any of my works here precisely because this type of art isn’t getting much attention. Each drawing requires a lot of work and knowledge behind it (if it’s done properly) and years of training. I don’t think AI is bad...

I also love long, deep stories filled with all kinds of characters. I see here many more people choosing this style than I expected!

No.

I understand what you're saying. It's not always easy to capture the attention of readers.

I doubt it. :ROFLMAO:

Actually, my stories tend to veer towards the explicit, even to the most bizarre, you could say. And perhaps I expressed myself poorly regarding stereotypes; my native language is Spanish, and I struggle with English quite a bit. (That's why I don't publish any of my stories, as they are written...

I feel like you're partly right; oftentimes, readers want to get straight to the point, which makes me think that perhaps having the right mood is better for reading. But for me, it's impossible to write a story without creating a surrounding context that enriches it and gives it meaning. I...

Wow!!

It's likely that you're right; advancing a plot can be complex, but to me, it seems vital for the story to be good and make sense.

Priscila James.

I completely agree.

"I'm also in favor of creating plot and depth in characters; my stories tend to be quite long, at least 3000 words."

"Hello everyone. I would like to ask you a question. When you read a story, do you prefer it to be long with a good development, or do you prefer it to be short and straightforward?"