Hey, Wattpad...You're A Dick

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So, I'm fucking upset.

Here I was, sitting in my room, updating the newest chapter for Routines, as I usually would do. Sometimes when I write, I alternate between my phone and computer. I'll write a small part oh my phone and them the rest of the story on my computer because I like getting shit started that way.

Today, I had decided to do that.

I wrote over 2500 words on my laptop last night and this morning. I was fucking proud of it, and before I closed the tab to go complain to my mother that she needed to go buy more cereal, not only did I get to preview how the store would look if I published it, I also saw, in fucking green font in the left hand corner of the page "SAVED".

It told me I had SAVED my damn word. So, obviously, thinking the work I had just written saved would be on my wattpad account- BOTH on my phone and computer -I closed the tab and went to my mum.

*Fast forward about two hours*

I check my phone to read over and edit some of my work, I go to the wattpad app, click that stupid pencil in the centre to check out my work, only to find this fuckery.

Over 2000 of the words I had typed were gone. G O N E. Vanished. Finite. Gone.

I checked my laptop, only to see that yes, the work that wattpad had assured me was saved didn't do just that.

Over. Two. Thousand. Fucking. Words.

Now, I may sound like a whiny bitch, but this isn't the first time wattpad has done sneaky shit like this. There have been times were stories I have written were chapters deleted all together. Like, the entire document. Gone.

You'd think a website used by over 100 MILLION people would be able to save documents from two measly devices. I don't know if this is some stupid update thing, but does this happen to you guys? I'm pretty upset and hate when this happens a because the stuff I write the second time round is never as good as the first.

Well, I'm gonna go rewrite it, and if it doesn't save, I'm gonna kill a bitch. Goodbye for now

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