#blog data

No one cares about this sort of thing except me, but I went through the last year of my blog to find out how much content I created during 2021.

Monthly breakdown of how many original posts I wrote and posted each month:

January: 9 (1 Scenario Game)

February: 21

March: 14 (6 scenario games)

April: 12 (1 Scenario Game)

May: 5

June: 17 (1 Quiz)

July: 6

August: 6 (1 Incorrect Quotes; 1 quiz)

September: 30 (30 Day Writing Challenge)

October: 11 (2 incorrect quotes; 1 Scenario Game)

November: 15

December: 16 (1 Scenario Game, 1 quiz)

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So in total, I released 162 Content Posts:

146 Oneshots/Drabbles/Headcanons

10 Scenario Games

3 Quizzes

3 Incorrect Quotes Posts

@spuffyfan394; since we were talking about it.

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Number of Characters On my Fandoms List: 270

Characters I have Written For: 163 (60%)

Characters I have not Written For: 107 (40%)

*There are about 12 oneshots and/or headcanons including 12 separate characters that I have not written for yet coming up (Though 2 are not on my fandoms list; but I am still going to write for them as they still fit into the fandoms I write for)

**Numbers used are not counting headcanons/oneshots including all characters; only counting ones that are strictly for that character.

***If I counted the characters that I have written for in the past but do not write for anymore, then I have written for around 194 different characters.

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