Your pet peeves for story writing

[Nat]

Reading through what you have written so far and then having to change a part or add in a scene making it one step further behind for it getting completed.

[ausdpr]

Reading through what you have written so far and then having to change a part or add in a scene making it one step further behind for it getting completed.

[Cute_Kitten]

Another pet peeve of mine: a half-baked idea, such as knowing your characters and setting but having writer's block with the plot, or having a plot and getting writer's block with the characters or setting and the more you try to think and figure everything out, the more jumbled things become and all you have left is a half baked hot mess.

[Fulldiaper]

Mine are spelling for the most part when people write and they want to say They are, we get there. Or, You are, we get your, instead of you're

[ausdpr]

Another pet peeve of mine: a half-baked idea, such as knowing your characters and setting but having writer's block with the plot, or having a plot and getting writer's block with the characters or setting and the more you try to think and figure everything out, the more jumbled things become and all you have left is a half baked hot mess.

[Emily in Diapers]

When people read and enjoy a story, yet never bother to comment and let the author know.

[Personalias]

True Story

[nanamartinez]

Mine is agonizing that I haven't provided enough detail and everything seems rushed.

[The Cle-venger]

As far as naming characters go, traditionally it is best to go with strong sounding consonants..

[Personalias]

As far as naming characters go, traditionally it is best to go with strong sounding consonants..

[sonofninasayers]

[Angela Bauer]

Several years ago when my husband Don was suffering from carpal tunnel syndrome virtually preventing him from typing, he invested in the professional version of Dragon Natural Speaking voice to text system. As an accessory Don has a digital dictation recorder which works well with Natural Speaking. When it is plugged into his computer it transfers the new dictation to the hard drive and begins transcribing it.

[Rachel Emily]

I disagree.

[WBDaddy]

What

[Personalias]

Having a plan, an outline at the beginning is a big, big help.

[Angelkat]

I.. Know this thread hasn't been posted in about a month.. but I need to vent and say: Freaking Titles.

I CANT FOR THE LIFE OF ME NAME THINGS RIGHT

[Nat]

I.. Know this thread hasn't been posted in about a month.. but I need to vent and say: Freaking Titles.

I CANT FOR THE LIFE OF ME NAME THINGS RIGHT

That's why I titled my story Incontinent Natalie because I didn't know what to name it. There are so many Natalie vs stuff in it. Natalie vs her sister, Natalie vs her teacher, Natalie vs her school, Natalie vs everyone. Oh boy what to call it.

[diaperpt]

That's why I titled my story Incontinent Natalie because I didn't know what to name it. There are so many Natalie vs stuff in it. Natalie vs her sister, Natalie vs her teacher, Natalie vs her school, Natalie vs everyone. Oh boy what to call it.

Henrietta??

[Nat]

Henrietta??

Why?

[sonofninasayers]

Does anyone hate it when you are typing your story and when you are typing a sentence and soon as you had done and about to move onto the next bit that the green line comes under what you have just typed and when you spell check it comes up with no suggestions just say's order of words (Consider revising)

[ausdpr]

Yep.

[Guest diaperboykcmo]

I like those pictures would like to see more of them geared with the Giant Woman babying guys! Still good stuff though..

[Nat]

Finishing a chapter and then posting it and then it's so hard to start the next one. I am better off not finishing a chapter and just keep on writing and then split it into chapters.

[WBDaddy]

Finishing a chapter and then posting it and then it's so hard to start the next one. I am better off not finishing a chapter and just keep on writing and then split it into chapters.

[Nat]

I actually tried a few times to at least stop a chapter in a "cliffhanger" spot, where the next set of actions was theoretically already laid out for me, but it only worked maybe half the time...