Ya know, I dont wanna prolong this too much but I think this conversation is a really good advertisement for the kind of critique you will get in @thewritersblock

THere are some great teachers and editors and writers in there AND its not always a safe and nurturing place. So a bit of a buyers beware there.

ALSO-As another group leader on steemit who has recently tried and failed to be patient to blatant misogynists ; debated paying musicians and gotten a little dramatic about it; and kicked/lost some people out of my discord because they decided I was out of line and /or a dictator for asking people to let me be angry; i find your responses here @rhondak well, DISGUSTING. :D

You really could have ignored this post. Shes a new steemian. I guessed it was about writers block due to my own experience SHOCKINGLY SIMILAR albeit having nothing to do with sex and more about nurturing creativity and being rejected and torn up. I remember before i said the thing that got me banned from writers block you told me about a guy telling you that your writing "was like reading a cereal box" and I replied "some cereal boxes are pretty interesting" But to you what he said was devestating and you internalized it as "this is the way i should act. I should destroy peoples egos and call them snowflakes and cry babies" Its an interesting phenomena, really.

I was afraid to post this. I didn't know what would happen. But I hope @thewritersblock is talking about this blogpost and these comments and asking themselves if this is good leadership. Also, if this is good PR and really, if TINY thinks that by lookin at what Rhonda has so eloquently written here on this young, fresh, new, delicate steemians post here is what she believes is open and welcoming in the way that she is attempting to make it seem like Writers Block did for isabelle. I think its pretty clear that yall know you told her to f off and then you stalked her page to harrass her about her thoughts on the experience. Classy.

I'm really curious what people think.

But hopefully it can be done on another post.

Here, lets talk about sex vs violence. I prefer sex. :D especially the sweet n romantic kind. some people like it to be a bit violent, but hey-- that's their thing.

Some people like just plain violence. thats their thing.

I believe true art meanders . There is technique to all art, including writing.. and yet-- its still art. It is malleable and edible and the best stuff IMO has all the flavors.

There is no perfect way to create the perfect pallette. You can only choose your colors and pur your soul and mind into your art. Learning techniques is good but art is art regardless.

n thats all i have ta say bout that.

kisses

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