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This is a vendetta, isn't it?I'd feel bad about that if you had every done anything at any point to demonstrate that you have any potential for authorship.
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This is a vendetta, isn't it?I'd feel bad about that if you had every done anything at any point to demonstrate that you have any potential for authorship.
You were dumb enough to think that ED page on Null was legit so it's karma coming back to bite your ass.This is a vendetta, isn't it?
That's not going to be for awhile, even with a substantial body of work under my belt.You need to have written something for that scenario to play out. I wouldn't fret too much about that scenario until you actually do have something written and worth publishing.
That's not going to be for awhile, even with a substantial body of work under my belt.
Okay... If I get some writing done, and if I hope to get published, they're gonna slam the door in my face because of what they see here.
I'm not convinced that literary agencies or publishing houses do a lot of background checking like that. I think they just go by the potential of profitability. If anything, authors tend to background check agents and publishers more than the other way around.Okay... If I get some writing done, and if I hope to get published, they're gonna slam the door in my face because of what they see here.
It's all above his belt.You don't have anything heavy and/or substantial under your belt, Connor. Admit it.
That's not going to be for awhile, even with a substantial body of work under my belt.
I'm just saying... if I'm going to be posting anything on Wattpad or Fictionpress, I'd rather it not look like stream-of-consciousnessgobbledygookmymotherisafishmollaaaaaaaaaaayringwaaaaaaaalllllldheadexplodingstargatenotinordershutupshutupihatemyselfmutating
Connor, I'm going to put this in large text so that you can't miss it. I think that everyone here would get much more out of this thread, including yourself, if you honestly answer these questions:It's hard for me to satisfy myself simply by doing things.
This is a vendetta, isn't it?
Connor, I'm going to put this in large text so that you can't miss it. I think that everyone here would get much more out of this thread, including yourself, if you honestly answer these questions:
If you cannot satisfy yourself by "doing things," what DOES make you satisfied?
What is it, outside of yourself, that could potentially satisfy you?
What is it that you actually want?
Have we forgotten that I have a history of depression? It's not that easy to simply do things without any expectation of some sort of satisfaction.
You know what? Connor has consistently refused to listen to our words of encouragement, our assurances that the obstacles in his life can be overcome, that his goals can be within his reach should he choose to grab them. But nothing ever works. He comes back for more buttpats and leaves when somebody gets to critical of him or sees through his obvious facade.
So my advice to Connor is this: give up.
Just give up. You're never going to write those novels. You're never going to finish anything. You want all the attention of talking about being a writer but you can't be fucked to put in the work towards it. Stop fooling yourself, and everybody else. Admit that you will never finish a book, let alone a short story. Admit that all you'll ever be is a sad, selfish lump fapping to bellybuttons and Molly Ringwald. Admit that you're a hopeless sperg who reads way too much into otherwise straightforward things because people just being happy is inconceivable to you, probably because you don't actually know how to love anybody but yourself.
We keep telling you the things that would be more suited towards your interests; writing movie reviews, working in film, maybe writing comics. But every single time you ignore them so you can fall back into the cycle of self-pity and attention whoring.
But we're tired, Connor. We got other shit to do, even if you don't. So give up. Maybe you can write those books when you grow the fuck up, but that's not likely to happen. You have no talent. You are not as smart as you think you are. Your story ideas are boring and derivative. There is nothing unique you contribute to the world aside from your Molly Ringwald obsession and your bizarre hatred of adoption, and those things cause you to stand out as an oddity. You will never amount to anything more than just another player in the internet freakshow.
So, Connor, you can respond to this one of two ways: you can crumple into another heap of "woe is me!" and "I'm being cyberbullied!" or you can nut up and prove everything I said wrong. I would love you to prove me wrong. I'd be fucking delighted. Even if it were done only out of spite to me, shit, at least you would be making something. At least you'd have some motivation.
But you probably won't. It'd probably take something like a near-death experience to rattle you enough to actually change your shitty attitude. That's how entrenched you are. That is how pathetic your life is at the very moment.
Your life only sucks because you have allowed it to suck this bad. So, what are you gonna do about it?
I don't know if he plays any of the FFs, but he's much more into the Shinji Ikari character upset much worse.Is Connor a Final Fantasy VIII fan? He seems to have a major boner for the moody antihero archetype.
I think Connor's rather jealous based off his posts.Do you hate null so much because you're in love with him?