Writers - Readers : Who should Listen to Whom.
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Face the criticism see what audience is saying some people like fantasy they want the same way what they like. Some people like Tail and head of the story as a story which was you already given words so that some people reading..

We asking your words that's it you said this not same as other sex story but at some recent episodes it changing as one in 100th sex story..

So we criticized as you losing track. And It might change your thoughts. And can rearrange ur line, Why can't u thinks it's just an alarm for losing track..

Just take a time and realign..

Writing story in this forum and recieving comments is not an easy task at the same falling for the comments also so..

what happened is happened now you can realign everything as you said previously this is not usual SEX STORY.
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When the Reader Must Listen to the Writer



A reader must listen to the writer to truly experience the story. Reading requires a temporary surrender of control.
  • During the First Read:Readers must quiet their own biases and fully listen to the writer’s voice, world-building, and characters.

  • To Expand Their Mind:If a reader only wants to hear their own thoughts reflected back, they will never learn anything new. Listening to a writer allows a reader to see the world through someone else's eyes.

  • To Respect the Art:A reader does not get to dictate how a story ends. They must trust the artist to lead the way.
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When Both Should Stop Listening


There is also a danger in listening too much.
  • Writers should stop listening when crowd feedback begins to crush their original ideas. If a writer tries to please every single reader, they will end up creating a boring book that pleases no one.

  • Readers should stop listening if a book asks them to accept harmful logic or hate. A reader has the ultimate power to close the book and walk away.
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Well said
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You make a very interesting point, BlackSpirit, but from a writer's perspective, my answer is: it depends. Sometimes we need to listen to valid feedback, and sometimes we absolutely have to ignore it to protect the plot.

I actually learned this the hard way. I listened to too many reader demands and it completely derailed my first story, forcing me to stop writing it. But I took that as a huge learning experience. Now, with my ongoing second story, 'கொழுந்தன் கொடுத்து வச்சவன்', I refuse to make that mistake again. I have a crystal-clear picture of the plot, the twists, and exactly how it will end. I intentionally ignore comments that try to deviate me from my original storyline because I want to give my readers a complete, well-planned experience, not just a '1 in 100 usual story.'

If anyone here is frustrated with stories that lose their track and wants to read something where the writer has a firm grip on the steering wheel, I invite you to come check out 'கொழுந்தன் கொடுத்து வச்சவன்'. The track is set!
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(07-09-2026, 09:28 AM)Nsme Wrote: You make a very interesting point, BlackSpirit, but from a writer's perspective, my answer is: it depends. Sometimes we need to listen to valid feedback, and sometimes we absolutely have to ignore it to protect the plot.

I actually learned this the hard way. I listened to too many reader demands and it completely derailed my first story, forcing me to stop writing it. But I took that as a huge learning experience. Now, with my ongoing second story, 'கொழுந்தன் கொடுத்து வச்சவன்', I refuse to make that mistake again. I have a crystal-clear picture of the plot, the twists, and exactly how it will end. I intentionally ignore comments that try to deviate me from my original storyline because I want to give my readers a complete, well-planned experience, not just a '1 in 100 usual story.'

If anyone here is frustrated with stories that lose their track and wants to read something where the writer has a firm grip on the steering wheel, I invite you to come check out 'கொழுந்தன் கொடுத்து வச்சவன்'. The track is set!

Thanks for this i m also one of the victim fallen for the viewer comments and lost track and dropped my story..

That's why suddenly urged and commented for this story after all these years..

Hope writter understand and tune himself...

Thank for this thread i m ending up criticism or anything here. Don't want to comment in future..
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#7
Heygi waiting for your thriller updates ....
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#8
There is a online forum , where writers write the stories. 

 
why do some members go on criticizing , irritating and abusing the writers.
 
why do some persons target the writers.

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My dear friends

search the above lines in google or in any other AI platforms and see for yourselves

What the AI say about such persons. 

Lets see the results , if we are one of them. 
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