wonasaur

Why are u asking that 

@wonasaur no answer……………. :(((

@psychokillerlxvoo :)

@hinanona glad you're looking forward to it :)

@carnivorous_plant just saw this, thank you so much, I'm glad you liked it! ❤️

@D3ja_V3cu heehoon, because there's never enough heehoon

Depends on the mood but I’ll go with Heehoon (I miss sm my heejake tho) 

@D3ja_V3cu that book is the reason our friendship exists btw

@ D3ja_V3cu  congrats it was my first sunsun ff and its my fav

@D3ja_V3cu Congratsss! ( it was the first ff i read from you hehe)

@D3ja_V3cu oh thank you so much because my other friend also debunked it with me and they advised me FOR EMERGENCY to put up a backup account but we checked the acc as well and we’re sure they’re scammers as well
            
            THANK YOU SO MUCH i was so scared bcs i didn’t know if i did anything wrong <333 may your life be blessed with pillows at the perfect temperature 
            
            (no srsly u don’t know how much ur words mean to me)

@psychokillerlxvoo I just looked at the accounts. They're not even verified on Wattpad, just ignore them. They're just scammers. If Wattpad needs information, it will be under your actual "messages" tab (next to notifications). I have gotten messages from Wattpad before there, with a VERIFIED account. Just ignore the people posting on your conversations page. 

@psychokillerlxvoo Absolutely do not do that. I haven't gotten a notification like that, but never give your bank account information, there's no reason for them to need it. 

@eIIaaa2 thank you so much!! I'll definitely use these and keep them in mind while writing<33 and also sure, I'll mention you when i start publishing it!

5. Don't overwork yourself. If you get stuck, that's okay! Just take a break (as long as you need). It's better to take a break than to try to force yourself to write when you're not in the right mindset (I had to learn this the hard way, the writing just really doesn't turn out well). 
            
            6. If you're wanting to focus on your grammar/spelling, there's two ways you can go about that. The first, just writing everything out and then going back to reread (you should ALWAYS reread, regardless). Or the second, just correct as you go. There's always sites you can use to check your grammar later on, but that's the ONLY time I recommend using AI. 
            
            7. Please never use AI to write your story. I know it's a really popular thing right now, but I find it very noticeable when reading things, and it's very sad. Writing should be a fun outlet, not a way to become popular. Asking AI to write for you is not as cool as it may seem. To people who truly like to read, human mistakes and creative thinking are ALWAYS better than whatever AI can come up with. 
            
            
            8. Last but definitely not least, you'll get better with time. A lot of people stress thinking their writing isn't good compared to others (NEVER compare yourself to others!) A lot of these really great authors have been writing for YEARS! Or have already gone through school designed to help them get better at writing. I personally have not had any proper training to write besides basic English classes, but I started creative writing when I was around 10 years old. You will get better with time and practice. And no one is perfect! Everyone makes mistakes, even the best authors. I know I still make a lot of mistakes, but you can always go back and fix them, that's the great thing about writing. 
            
            
            So hopefully these tips are somewhat helpful, and I hope you have fun! You can tell me when you post your story, I would love to read it ♥️

@eIIaaa2 ummmmm 
            
            My number 1 tip is to make sure you're having fun. If you don't enjoy what you're doing, it won't come out well. 
            
            2... Don't stress so much on worrying what other people will think. Writing is just for you, you're choosing to share it with other people, so write what YOU like, not what you think someone else would like (it's less stressful this way, trust). 
            
            3. Something I struggle with myself is keeping my story present tense or past tense. Not sure if many others struggle with this, but it could be a good idea to watch for that (going back and forth isn't the end of the world, but it's easier to read when you stick with one or the other)
            
            4. Find what works best for you. I know some people tend to create an outline for their story before they start writing (making plot points, planning out the personalities of the characters, noting all locations, etc). When I first started writing, I never did this, I always started with an idea and just wrote it without planning anything. If you can do that, it's fine, but recently I started to create outlines of each chapter and creating plot points and I'm actually finding it easier to write. So, whatever works best for you, go with it!
            
            

@D3ja_V3cu basically niki third wheeling

@sunoocore27 who is STEVE lmao 

@D3ja_V3cu SUNJAY please!!!!

@eIIaaa2 I should fr