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I do, and have for the last 8 years or so. I haven't written any trans or nonbinary characters yet, but I have written asexual, bisexual, gay and lesbian characters. I think it's important for any writer to know how to write about different kinds of people. "Write what you know" is a common piece of advice given to new writers, but that doesn't me......   1 reply

98% Brat tamer 98% Rigger 74% Voyeur 68% Degrader 67% Sadist 65% Rope bunny 62% Primal (Hunter) 58% Master/Mistress 53% Vanilla 51% Owner 48% Experimentalist 47% Submissive 46% Non-monogamist 43% Daddy/Mommy The rest weren't very high scores so I got rid of 'em. Seems I'm into discipline? ╮(￣▽￣)╭   1 reply

I have PTSD, which overlaps quite a bit with depression and anxiety. When I was younger, I had a dream of creating comics myself, but my mental and physical health issues have worsened to the point where it's difficult for me to concentrate on anything or sit in one position without intrusive memories or physical pain kicking in, so I read manga as......   reply

I like manga better, overall. I've only found a handful of webtoons that I've liked. The premises of webtoons I've read have been at extremes of a spectrum, where the protagonist is either very generic and boring with a very generic and boring love interest, or he's a doormat wrapped up in some abusive psychological warfare with the love interest. ......   1 reply

I literally cannot read the comments under an incest story, because people say so many stupid things about incest. They've been exposed to too many romanticized stories about it. If they'd experienced it in real life or met someone who had, and they understood the coercive nature and manipulative power dynamics that are usually at play in incestuou......   1 reply