@Lollipopfop
Hi, I had almost completely forgotten about you. Haha.
First off, I would like to say that I am not too young to understand manners. You have no right to judge my intelligence based on my age. I get that manners sometimes involve saying things that are not necessarily complimentary. I get that completely. If something has to be said, then let it be said. But at the same time, you don't have to be as rude as you are about it.
Whether you mean to or not, you are coming off as very rude. I understand that you're giving criticism, I get that. But I haven't seen many stories where you have something pleasant to say.
I know my writing isn't perfect. I'm not a published, professional author. I appreciate any feedback I get, positive or negative. But the feedback you gave me was not even about my writing ability, but instead seemed only to have the purpose of cutting down my story and my characters.
Are you a perfect writer? No. DO you make mistakes? Yes. Everyone does. And I'm sure you get criticism on your works sometimes too. But there is a difference between criticism and coming off as rude. And unfortunately, you come off as very rude.
Now I'm not sure how old you are, or how long you've been writing, but you need to learn that nobody in the writing industry is perfect. In fact, I noticed a few grammatical errors in your post to me. I've read published books and found typos!
Basically, criticism is good. But coming off as rude and offensive is not. And it's not just me being sensitive.
Try working on how you word and say things.
Thanks,
Mandy