#comments!

UGH YES. Frank being Karen's sore spot KILLS ME. Im gonna be so real- i dont know if the viewers are expected to believe matt and karen r together. it just feels so fake. so forced. like it was out of convenience.

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Hey guys!

I wish to talk to you today about a very sensitive subject: Comments. 

We, writers of fiction, originals or fan-made, dedicate time and love on each piece we write. We put our minds to work, we read and re-read the works thousands of times, check orthography, grammar, textual cohesion, plotline, story... We love our characters - even when they aren’t entirely ours - as if they were our children! 

But there is something that moves us and makes us excited to keep writing no matter what problems we have: your reactions. 

When a writer works for days and nights over a chapter, all he intends to receive is your comments, your words back for the words he worked so hard to put on a post. 

We ask for financial support - on ko-fi, patreon, and similar projects - because everyone needs money to survive and writing is our way to work for you guys, but nothing pays better the efforts a writer puts on his works than your words, your emotions. We write imagining it!

And then... They don’t come.

I have chapters I worked an entire night to write on time and publish for you guys without a single comment for me. Not a simple gif - and here things are even simpler! You just have to put a gif and it will serve! But sometimes, not a single reaction but likes or mute reblogs. 

It hurts.

It hurts to work so hard to publish an entire event and count around 15 comments on more than 19 works published after 2 days and a night awake working for making it on time for you guys. 

It makes us feel that our work, our words, doesn’t worth the price of typing some few words back. 

Don’t take me bad, I LOVE long reviews ( @ivarswickedqueen really ROCK on hers! ) but even some single sentences are enough to make me explode in happiness and motivate me to work harder for days!

So please, when you read a work, leave your words back to someone who worked so hard to bring words for your pleasure. Let us receive your emotions, your happiness, your sadness, your reactions to what we worked so hard to produce. 

They're major Hollywood heavyweights with a romantic history.

And it appears that Charlize Theron and Alexander Skarsgard have rekindled their relationship nearly six years after first dating, according to Life & Style.

Charlize, 42, and Alexander, 41, are trying to keep things 'private' but have reportedly been 'flirting on set' of their new film, political comedy Flarsky.

'They're keeping it as private as they can, but it's hard to hide,' an insider revealed. 'They are both thrilled that this romance is back on.'

The power couple were first rumored to be dating back in 2012, but their short romance ended after 'just a few dates' with each going their separate ways.

'The first time they laid eyes on each other all those years ago, there was an attraction,' the source said. 'They've stayed in touch since the first go-round,' the insider noted before adding that Skarsgard has met her adopted kids, Jackson, six, and August, two.

She has stayed single since her 2015 break up with Sean Penn,57, while Skarsgard and ex Alexa Chung, 34, split last summer.

'Charlize is a woman who knows what she wants and just goes for it,' the insider said. 'She did it with Alexander back then, and now she's done it again.'

Skarsgard and Theron are known to avoid the Hollywood scene and feel a bit like 'outsiders' in the industry.

'They're both straight shooters,' the source said. 'Charlize cusses and has a wicked sense of humor, which he loves. 'Alexander is a serious guy, a deep thinker, and she loves that. He's well-read, loves the classics and is a movie buff just like her.'

As they take their time diving into their newfound relationship, Charlize is always making sure she makes the right moves.