Clarifications (Disclaimers)

Hello peoples of the internet! ^o^

'Tis (why "tis"- idek) I your most favorite and sweggiest author...

ME! >:3

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Seriousness.

Today, even though I didn't go to my school, was still educational.

Because I'm here because of college reasons. (For my bro, not me- yet. X3)

And I just feel like clarifying some things.

Okay?

Okay, I'll start! owo

So first off, my nickname for you guys and myself: Stalkers/Stalkerish Viewers.

No, I am not (and very hoping you aren't... o-o) an actual stalker.

No, I do not support actual stalkers. They are very creepy individuals. O.O

Yes, I do know that stalking someone does lead to harassment and all that bad stuff.

What I mean is stalking in ways such as following a person/people everywhere they go, observing every single action they make.

More when the person stalking is being rude to the victim of the stalking.

But still when the stalker is still stalking.

This mostly accounts for stalkers irl (in real life) but also when a stalker is harrassingly stalking someone online.

Note how I said "harrassingly" there.

Now that is NOT what I mean when I refer to the majority of you and myself as "stalkers" or "stalkerish viewers".

What I described stalkers as above are NOT what I like to see. At all.

So what do I mean by saying we're all "stalkers"?

What I mean by that is...

Actively viewing (ex. blogs) more than just once or twice a day, and being a friendly/supportive follower.

The person's whose work is being viewed doesn't mind and is usually on good terms with the person/people viewing.

These types of "stalkers" only "stalk" online- never harassing, never searching for the people they're "stalking"'s personal information.

In other words, by "stalkers", I mean constantly active viewers who don't cause harm.

Um ya owo

Now another one. I know I type about Twinkle's Story so often.

So yeah. Now I know I type about it so often that I bet it looks like I'm completely obsessed with it.

But come on now. Who wouldn't like to be interested in their own writing? Like you, are, the author.

Do I think Twinkle's Story is the best story ever?

Oh gosh- of course not. If you think that's how I think, then you're hypocritical. (I would add "no offense" here but that saying is so dumb..)

Okay, I'll tell you what I actually think of it.:

1. There are so many scenes/events that are so, freaking, cliché. I knew this ever since I started writing it when I wasn't even seriously thinking more of it, a little over a year ago.

2. The story itself is a progress chart in action. The story itself is kinda like its own self-assessment. It physically shows how my writing (style) has improved over the last several months. And to be honest, I'm quite proud with how much it has improved. (I know I still have a whole lot of improving to still do). And another thing: I'm considering, like seriously considering, majoring in a subject that is in the liberal arts category (ex. writing) when the time comes when I have to start looking at colleges. (Which honestly isn't that far in the future).

Do I think every, single blog viewer I have should read it?

3. Oh god. Not, at, all. No, no, no! It's more like a tween/teen novel (story). Younger viewers (ex. small children) reading might get traumatized. Not that I think they'll actually get scarred for life (I can't write that well :c). But there is (going to be) violence and love (linked together at parts). (But it won't go too far of course- this is an AJ-related blog/story!). (And if I do do that, I might get traumatized with my own writing. O_O heh). (<- uh.. nvm this plz- meant to say descriptively writing romantic/violent scenes, not anything more ummina o.e)

Now some other clarifying but less disclaimer-like self-thoughts about Twinkle's Story.

4. Twinkle. (*sigh* Twinkle *sigh*). Sigh! Firstly, I intentionally made a characteristic she has is carelessness or being stupidly not careful. Yes, I know she makes some extremely stupid decisions. Like, I don't know, still staying and trusting Fierdan (aka Duke) even though she clearly knows that he technically used to be a mass murderer, attempted to destroy the world (just wait.. XD), and that he has visions of brutally killing her. Yeah.. Yet she still stays with him (which is so idiotic.. -.-). Oh and um how they um kiss. And um how they go to extreme measures due to abusive situations. And um are um foxes. And um how it's a fictional story. And um those are the main differences between Twinkle and me. Like we're both pretty socially-awkward, thinking a guy loving us a fantasy (like "this can't be real"), and are both terrible at math (XD).

5. Fauna. Yes, I honesty think she's like the Mary Sue character. She's always doing the "right thing", is smart(er than other characters at times), and is just so majestic (XD).

6. "Careless/abusive" parents. Another cliché.

7. Dawn. Creepy ex (XD). Cliché.

8. Fierdan (whatever). Oh, my, god. Cliché (>8U). The attractive (lol just ignore this part XD) main male teenage character that's in love relationship(s). And is like that bruh "bad guy". Yup, that basically sums him up. :/

9. The government trying to be "good" but are actually evil as well. Cliché. :I

10. I think Ardere is the least badly cliché character. And that's why I love Ardie (;w;). (Maybe because he's the only close-to-main-character who isn't a "fox").

11. When I'm in a fox POV, I always think of them as humans but just with fluffy tails, paws, and whatnot. Meh. .-.

Well... Yeah...

That is the truth being spoken! ^o^

Now you know... (if you haven't already).

Bye!

~ Cutepups