@_journaling_@misskeelahrose@readingquietly@jack In real life, running around getting into fistfights with men who are being cruel is a bad habit for a woman to be in, because cruel men tend to be sadistic men. They enjoy inflicting pain and usually, they have a lot more upper body strength.
This is reality.
@_journaling_@misskeelahrose@readingquietly@jack The protagonist is out on the street, alone, presumably at night if she's putting on something "slinky." Our bad guy could clobber her and vanish into the night, never to be seen again.
@_journaling_@misskeelahrose@readingquietly@jack So, why doesn't be? Because it would be wrong? In the first tweet, the narrative has established that he is a bastard. Is he going to suddenly turn around and become civilized?
Not going to happen in real life, so it shouldn't happen in the story.
Instead of rejecting the "gift" given to us by the last line in Keelah's story, and mysteriously humanizing the guy, I decided to make him worse, into a blandly violent narcissist.
I also gave names to the characters, and told her why the characters had those names.
@_journaling_@misskeelahrose@readingquietly@jack Simon Henry had written the second tweet, in which the heroine punched the villain. He tagged Cheyenne Bramwell in that tweet, before she showed up and try to do the tone policing.
@_journaling_@misskeelahrose@readingquietly@jack They seemed to be there together, as friends, joined together in their love of Political Correctness, something that has no place in any real writing, or much of anything else.
I decided to mock them both and announced that attention.
Go there and see for yourself. Yes, she did try to convince people I was threatening her.
Keelah said otherwise, but as usual, Keelah is lying.
@_journaling_@misskeelahrose@readingquietly@jack@PoemsbyCheyenne Keelah also has no way to salvage her position, because while her woke friends were talking about filing false police reports, trying to get the police to go after me because I wrote a story, and other people were talking about hiring "mercenary hackers", I was archiving tweets.
Which might be why she didn't like the idea of a satire of narcissism, but that's her problem.
@_journaling_@misskeelahrose@readingquietly@jack@PoemsbyCheyenne What kept coming out of what passes for a discussion in that mass of virtue signaling that Ms. Bramwell tried to start behind my back, was a refusal to distinguish between fiction and fan service, a refusal that Keelah pretends to support.
@_journaling_@misskeelahrose@readingquietly@jack@PoemsbyCheyenne Her own initial story was mildly sad moment, not fan service at all, but one can see her here supporting the bizarre jump in logic that held that since a woman was being hurt in the story I wrote, that I must like the idea of women being hurt.
The author doesn't give the fans what they want or what he wants, he just follows the logic of the story to its natural conclusion, whether it's a happy one or not.
@_journaling_@misskeelahrose@readingquietly@jack@PoemsbyCheyenne This is something that I shouldn't have to tell anybody, because this much is creative writing 101. But I have to keep saying it because Keelah Rose feels that she has the right to personally attack me, and not get a rebuttal.
@_journaling_@misskeelahrose@readingquietly@jack@PoemsbyCheyenne Have you noticed how I stopped posting stories after that stupid drama? I spend maybe ... what ... 15 minutes writing the story? And how many days dealing the drama generated by Keelah and her fellow lunatics?
If I have to go through all of this every time I post a piece of fiction, how much fiction do I have time to write? How much time should I want to take for that?
on her channel on Youtube. Starting at 4:40, you can hear her joke about her sexual successes with 6 year old boys.
I'm not making that up.
@_journaling_@misskeelahrose@readingquietly@jack@PoemsbyCheyenne This, from the same woman who now wants to get self-righteous about the fact that in one of my stories, a woman suffered an injury that could probably be treated with a few stitches and a little scar gel.
Inflicted by a character who was portrayed negatively.
I took time out of my Saturday morning and will be getting to the markets late because I tried to help you with your problem, and this is how I get thanked? With a childish gripe about the fact that I posted more than a soundbite?
@rachelmillman@HappyZinner Ms. Millman - Some friendly advice from somebody you don't know: sometimes it's best to shrug, give up, accept the reality that you've most been dealing with ummm ... anal sphincters ... and walk away.
It's not just you. Twitter is a cesspool.
@rachelmillman@HappyZinner You're not going to be able to reason with the mob, because the mob doesn't want to be reasonable. It just wants to attack and then enjoy your suffering.
@rachelmillman@HappyZinner You might think "I'm being attacked without just cause" and indeed, you are, but the real question is "what do you achieve by staying here and continuing this fight against a pack of sadistic narcissistic morons who don't care about the truth."
You were one of the people encouraging Frank Keys as he went crazy. A year later, you seem to be the last supporter he has left.
@cpromp@threadreaderapp@_film_noir_@misskeelahrose@frankdaad I guess that's sort of reassuring, but the fact that something that crazy would find support at all remains disturbing, As is the fact that Keelah Rose can bring herself to engage in this crude attempt at kafkatrapping
@_film_noir_@misskeelahrose@cpromp@frankdaad I found a video on that channel in which she joked about getting six year old boys to have sex with her by telling them that chocolate milk came out of her breasts
and posted a link to it, along with a comment that I thought that joke was in bad taste.
@_film_noir_@misskeelahrose@cpromp@frankdaad I didn't even post a comment on her video or try to interact with her on Youtube on any way. Not that there would have been anything wrong with doing so, but I didn't even do that.
It was a series of consecutive tweets started by me. Just follow the link and you can see that. But I guess bullshitting is easier than fixing something that is broken.
@threads_unroll I'll just tell the other guy to start using thread app reader, and to forget about your sorry excuse for a service.
@SethN12 Yeah, doc. See, if we were back in 2016, I would have probably read those words with horror, but after a few of years of watching people tweak the truth a little, I've learned to be a little more skeptical.