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Requests for my high-tier Patrons and Commissions I’ve been working on in the past week.A huge thank you to everyone supporting me so much, it really means a lot to me ;w;

You’re welcome!

Hey there, guys, gals, and nonbinary pals! Welcome to the Patton Protection Squad! [confetti and cheering] We’re so glad you’re here, haha. You’ve probably guessed it by now, but I’ll say it anyway. This is a blog completely dedicated to Patton Sanders! All things Patton! Just thinking about that makes me excited and happy.

This blog is run by @randompasserbyer and @fightingatmachspeed . If you feel like it, you can go check our blog out or whatever. It’s your choice. This blog is the main event, after all.

So, uh, enjoy your stay, I suppose! Once we get our legs under us, we’ll start dishing out all the Morality content. Feel free to ask us anything you feel like! We’d love to hear from you guys! Also, tagging us in stuff will be greatly appreciated because I want to see all the stuff.

Peace out!

@randompasserbyer This means the world to me to hear!

I definitely recommend following some writing blogs on tumblr. There’s a lot that have good grammar suggestions, word replacement guides, useful tools to use for when you’re writing. I use stuff as simple-sounding as the title capitalization website here, simply because a lot of the time I completely forget the rules! (Bad memory is one of my main features currently)

Another thing is, even when you start writing, don’t get discouraged. Trust me, no matter how far into writing, we always look back at stuff we wrote years ago and cringe. I can barely read some of my older works without wanting to attack them with corrections. You can see a line of improvement that runs through my stories, all the way back from the first g/t fic I posted (which is no longer online for reasons), through my first Supernatural g/t fic Reversal of Fate, going through An Ounce of Courage, and then the BA series. In my opinion, I hit my stride right around when I was writing Taken, and getting someone to help out and edit and beta, and someone to write with, was one of the best decisions I made for my writing.

If you do get help with your writing! Don’t forget there’s a difference between criticism and constructive criticism! Don’t get down because someone tells you your chapters are too long. Your chapters are too short. Stuff like that is purely subjective! Did you have a reason for those things? If you did, then remember certain types of ‘help’ aren’t the help you need! I did have to learn this one a few times.