catching up on diaspora threads and i will never not love how pragmatic your writing is. it’s always so simple and straightforward but a joy to read, because there’s a sensibility to your words & an awareness to your characters’ state of wellness that tends to be elusive or easily forgotten in writing (e.g., my own). tbh it might just be a blunter to-the-point style of writing, idek at this point, but any of your characters’ growth is captivating. keep it up

this tore my heart out </3

;.; I WILL NEVER NOT LOVE THEM

"She was a rotten sister. But at least, this way, he wouldn't hate her for being blind. Instead he'd just hate her for being herself." WHY DO YOU HURT MY SOUL LIKE THIS. <3

im love him

im in love w the madness or w/e

wow

“artemis would look down from her throne of huntresses and only have praise to give” im love

I love all of your characters because you're absolutely legendary at richly developing them as unique individuals. Eljay is a great example. There is no other character quite like him. It's hard to read him sometimes because he's always struggling and you as the reader suffer along with him due to your exemplary writing. I am granting kudos to this post in particular because I feel like it's such an organic and emotive response to a really horrible situation. (Plus, I selfishly loved using this little "curve ball" to write Towhee's reaction.) He cannot be easy to play, year after year, yet you do such a fantastic job and deserve ALL the kudos!

yes

i have secondhand embarrassment from how awkward arcturus is and it's great

hes sooo cute and baby ; _ ; <3

I can't stand Pygmalion, which is a testament to how well written his character is, and I'm conflicted over whether to feel sad that such a creepy but not vulgar character is being subject to such a horrible disease or whether to feel elated because he's gross. Kudos for writing him so believably disturbing.