
Indecisive_Freak
I'm honestly wondering how people build up the courage to say "Hey thank you for you following me and adding my book to your list" I'm not saying it's a bad thing it's just How???? And here I am sitting and wondering "Should I? No I shouldn't...but should I?" With my finger hovering above the send button

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@Indecisive_Freak when i used to write here under a different account, i did that at the beginning when i still took it seriously. that same automated message, thinking it'd make me look more professional, or establish a better image of the wall between author and reader. the memeification of my account took a few years, but it wasn't hard to transition into a face that was fitting of the internet lmao. i did take time to reply to comments i found hilarious. i was still dedicated to scrolling through my notifications to the very end. perhaps that was because i've always wanted nothing more than interactive readers, so i couldn't help but chat back. so i guess it depends on what feels best for you, or how you want to project yourself in the eyes of others. i came from sending those messages to individual people as though i was obligated, to customizing them with the power of my natural inclination to talk too much (lol like now?), to simply responding to those that caught my attention the way i would when i scroll through a site or sns. maybe it transitions as well, and although you're indecisive, if you want to have an established image for your account, then you can grasp around and feel for what is more natural to you. by all accounts, good luck ( * ॑˘ ॑* ) ⁾⁾
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