AnanNisha

I myself has read so many stories & didn't like the plots sometimes or the way of writing but i didn't go way around talking sh*ts or spreading hates to the writer. I didn't like it i didn't read further & simply remove the story from my library. You also should do that & mobe on to another stories, it will save both your time, energy & writer's motivation too. Or you can say what you didn't like about the plot to the writer politely too. No need to use harsh words. It's heor passion to write & you don't have any right to demotivate them. STOP SPREADING HATES.

authornimnikarose55

@AnanNisha And I'm sorry for such a long comment. :) ❤️
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authornimnikarose55

@AnanNisha Agree with you. For the plots, it's important to read the description of the story so you won't be disappointed later. But from my perspective as an author, I think authors should always put a trigger warning for the readers. It can be included in the description or it can be even as a chapter. 
          	  
          	  I also read many stories and sometimes I didn't like the writing style as well, but when I start reading, I always try to end the story even if it's bad. Because when I was just a reader, I used to stop reading too. However, when I started writing, I realized that those votes were always important for the authors. Hahaha, it's everyone's own perspective, of course, and I understand yours. I'm just saying my point of view too. :)
          	  
          	  Personally, I always say, "If you don't like it, don't read.". Yes, it'll hurt the author when the (regular) reader DNF (does not finish) their story, but it's also good if the reader says the reason, in the comments (e.g. if it's something disturbing in the story or the progress of the story). Politely, of course. Some authors may understand, some not. Depends on the perspective again.
          	  
          	  I actually think that for many authors (or at least for me), votes on their stories and followers (readers) are the biggest motivation. Votes, of course, are the direct-indirect "you did well/I liked this chapter" from the readers. Following from the reader, of course, is the direct saying "I liked your story (stories), I like your writing, and I want to read more from you in the future and 'follow' you." :) ❤️ So yes, I agree that harsh words can demotivate the author, but at the same time, some authors are focusing more on those readers who really enjoy their stories. On the other hand, I understand when they get demotivated from those words. And honestly, it's really sad if an amazing writer stops writing because of them. :(
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AnanNisha

@authornimnikarose55 no no it's ok.. my pov is also the same.. positive criticism is good for the author to improve their writings but negative criticism does have opposite effects. But i think authors should also mostly  focus on positive words & the supporters... I know negative words hurt but there would be people who would still support you.. & for those supporters i think authors should not give up,. instead take a break, improve your writing skill & also keep writing for your self-satisfaction & without any pressure.. So if you ever feel down, i hope you won't give up easily rather you'll do this.. Fighting  
          Best wishes for you

AnanNisha

I myself has read so many stories & didn't like the plots sometimes or the way of writing but i didn't go way around talking sh*ts or spreading hates to the writer. I didn't like it i didn't read further & simply remove the story from my library. You also should do that & mobe on to another stories, it will save both your time, energy & writer's motivation too. Or you can say what you didn't like about the plot to the writer politely too. No need to use harsh words. It's heor passion to write & you don't have any right to demotivate them. STOP SPREADING HATES.

authornimnikarose55

@AnanNisha And I'm sorry for such a long comment. :) ❤️
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authornimnikarose55

@AnanNisha Agree with you. For the plots, it's important to read the description of the story so you won't be disappointed later. But from my perspective as an author, I think authors should always put a trigger warning for the readers. It can be included in the description or it can be even as a chapter. 
            
            I also read many stories and sometimes I didn't like the writing style as well, but when I start reading, I always try to end the story even if it's bad. Because when I was just a reader, I used to stop reading too. However, when I started writing, I realized that those votes were always important for the authors. Hahaha, it's everyone's own perspective, of course, and I understand yours. I'm just saying my point of view too. :)
            
            Personally, I always say, "If you don't like it, don't read.". Yes, it'll hurt the author when the (regular) reader DNF (does not finish) their story, but it's also good if the reader says the reason, in the comments (e.g. if it's something disturbing in the story or the progress of the story). Politely, of course. Some authors may understand, some not. Depends on the perspective again.
            
            I actually think that for many authors (or at least for me), votes on their stories and followers (readers) are the biggest motivation. Votes, of course, are the direct-indirect "you did well/I liked this chapter" from the readers. Following from the reader, of course, is the direct saying "I liked your story (stories), I like your writing, and I want to read more from you in the future and 'follow' you." :) ❤️ So yes, I agree that harsh words can demotivate the author, but at the same time, some authors are focusing more on those readers who really enjoy their stories. On the other hand, I understand when they get demotivated from those words. And honestly, it's really sad if an amazing writer stops writing because of them. :(
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FNYLUVBTS

Thank you so much for your amazing support at THE HOTEL DEAL.
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AnanNisha

@FNYLUVBTS hii. Sorry I'm 1&1/2 yr late to reply  I love the HOTEL DEAL story & still waiting for updates.. Hope I'll get an update one day ( no pressure tho). Hope you are doing fine..
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Mavaezz_taetae

Hey love  thank you for reading my book...❤️ It means a lot ❤️

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@AnanNisha yupp sweetie ❤️
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AnanNisha

@Mavaezz_taetae you've written well. I'm liking it. Keep writing.  But don't overpressure yourself.
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PranitiSinha

Thank you so much for following me. I hope you'll enjoy reading the stories.
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AnanNisha

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AnanNisha

@AaraWynter sorry I'm late but i loved this story so much. Best wishes for you..keep going. Don't overpressure yourself. Just write from your heart. It's gonna be the best always
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