BeTheChange

Of COURSE I wouldn't validate that view in the text. She's a VILLAIN, and her viewpoint is HORRIBLE!

...I was with you until the last paragraph. I’m sorry if my idea is deemed “dangerous”, but I’m disabled (in a different way), and I’ve been abused for it. So, ...

So I guess she's not 100% evil, just kind of vindictive and bitter.

Thank you! :) I'm still debating on the plot and Pennington's motivation... she deems him weak, but mainly because he's missing an arm. Also, she feels annoyed that she has ...

I've decided to start a realistic YA book. The main character (Sunny) is a biracial amputee with an evil older sister (Pennington, his only family); some side characters are their ...

I have a main character with severe PTSD. Should I write that the character definitely has this, or just 'code' the character/hint at it? If I use the former option, ...

I'm sixteen and autistic. I know I'm not that interesting/unique, but if you want to interview me, you can. :)

Thanks for your feedback. After a lot of thinking, I've decided not to use this ending. Not only does it have the potential to be very, very ableist, it also ...

I came up with two ideas for what should happen next, but I'm not sure which to use. 1. Iris is picked for an important mission (not sure what that ...

Well, she doesn't exactly have PTSD, but at this point, she's angry and grieving for her parents and third sister (Kate), whom the antagonists killed. If that makes sense. :) ...

Thanks for your reply. I thought this would seem like a metaphor for ableism--I'm leaving it up to the reader, ultimately, but I also saw the parallel as I wrote ...

I came up with a new (somewhat weird) idea for my novel's ending. Basically, after the main characters attempt to escape the prison that the antagonists put them in, the ...

Thanks for your advice. :)

I have some questions about another story I'm working on. :) 1. I know a little about total color blindness (seeing in greyscale), but how would it affect a person's ...

I have two ideas for the titles of my planned trilogy. Which set is better? 1. "Son", "Sisters", and "Traitor"--these reflect which character each book will focus on, but they ...