[ OT ] Meet & Greet/Weekly Question # 3 : What do you look for in a WP response ?

What do I look for in a WP response? 
 
 When others write, I look for proper formatting, grammar, and sentence structure. Wait... nope that's for critique. 
 
 What I really look for is somebody who's writing a compelling prompt. I want to be pulled in on the first sentence, I want to feel that the person writing it had fun doing so. I *want* to be wrapped up in this world that you've created. I do n't care if it's a poem, if it's a thousand words or two hundred; all I look for in a prompt is to feel what is on that reply, to live in it until I'm done reading, then being left wanting more. 
 
 And most of all? I want to see confidence within the writer at the end. You can make a story like this, everyone can, and everyone has. 
 
 I do n't want to see those hateful comments at the end that I used to add, and still do on off days. I do my bets to avoid them, because nobody should ever hear them. 
 
 Those `` I'm sorry if it's not what you wanted.'' No, it is. A prompt is a prompt, not a command. 
 
 Maybe some `` I'm really sorry if it's bad.'' Or any other version of that. 
 
 It's **not** bad. You've created something amazing. Believe in yourself, and your writing will improve so much, as will your mood. Trust me. Do n't worry about the points. Do n't worry if somebody else is going to like it. ***Know*** that someone ***will***. 
 
 What I look for in my own writing is the exact same thing. I know that I enjoy it as much as my readers do, and that's a great thing.
