#rogue asks

The things your writing does to me 😂😂😂

that's amazing, god I hope TK and Carlos played at the Olympics, I want that for them 😭

Rogue switches on the television and to her surprise sees herself on the news. The broadcaster shows a picture of Rogue and says there’s a warrant out for her arrest. Rogue stands up in shock

The motivation to draw more Rory and in general has been initiated

It makes me so happy that someone so talented and I'm a big fan of, likes him :'D

Hello! This is how I felt starting out, and I know the fear, but don’t let it stop you from making a writeblr! Putting yourself out there = a chance to show your work, gain feedback, and thus, gain motivation!

To put it simply, I wouldn’t worry about getting any of your ideas stolen. Why? 

- Because if someone did try to steal anything, they’d still have to write a whole book about it, put in the effort, and it wouldn’t be anything like yours in the end.

- The odds of getting your ideas stolen are slim to none (think of how big the writeblr community is? and how unlikely it is that someone would actually publish a stolen idea?)

- Your ideas will always be yours! Believe me, only you truly know what your story looks like and how it will play out in your head. Your characters, setting, writing style, etc. will always be specific to you, and no one can steal that.

- If you still find yourself worried of getting your writing stolen, you always have the option to post first draft excerpts only, in which case your writing will change overtime with editing anyways. This is what I do!

I hope this helps!