Man have I learned a lot in the last couple of days. I'm not the writing dynamo that I once thought I was. Not something that's going to keep me down, but it has shown me that maybe I should go back and look at some of the older work I have done, and correct it. Not that there are huge changes that need to be made, but just to make it so that it's more friendly for the audience across the world. I got so used to getting compliments on my writing ability and the creativity of my writing, that when I got my little plane shot down, I forgot to eject, and crash landed right into my own pride. It's not that my idea wasn't good, but it wasn't executed in a away that most people (worldwide) would catch on to it. I can't change everything in my story, as that would defeat the purpose, but I can make it easier for those who may not know certain terms, to understand them.

I think however, that I made an inside joke in the art forum unintentionally. I'll have to see how far it goes, and what happens with it, but if you start hearing people say "Go Somewhere" in any flash animations anytime soon, I caused it. LOL Anyway, maybe I was being too big of a baby, I took things personally that I should have just looked at from the outside, luckily for me I don't take long to understand the viewpoints of others. Even if my story doesn't have the greatest of names, that doesn't mean that it can't be one of the greatest stories. Anyone who commented on my post in the art forum, oh be sure to know, I'll be back, way better than the first. See I'm not the type to let something negative stop me, it may slow me down a bit, but it doesn't stop me.

So, I will be making changes, fixing things, but I won't be discouraged or run away. What's the point in living if you give up everytime you hear something you don't want to hear. For me, I think I needed it, one, to take me down a level, and two, to recognize my own errors. I will say this however, not a lot of the people who commented deal with the type of people I used to deal with on a daily basis. In writing a story, you can't make every character speak the same way, or act the same way. Just as in real life, people have speech glitches, not everyone cares to properly use every word of any language, which seemed to be the thing people most pointed out. If you are basing a character off of another person, then the character should share the same attitudes and speech patterns as said person. Even if not, maybe you just want to make a character seem very ignorant or blatantly stupid, would you really make them speak in a complete proper tone? Look up some of James Patterson's work, especially anything dealing with Alexander Cross, and you'll definitely get where I'm coming from. Good day to all those who read this, and thank you for allowing me to muse.