lazycupcake

It's been a while, but if someone is out there, I'm trying to get my old work and stories on Radish in the future. Most likely will happen after graduation! I miss my characters and Briarwood County.

partiallytired

PLEASE DO
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lazycupcake

not to be a petty bitch still, but wattpad still caters to popular authors. they don't care about their mid-level and small creators one bit. this tagging bs is trash. idk what the featuring system is. look at this coins feature and the excessive ads, where only certain (wattpad stars and the other program) authors get paid. 
          
          and yes, wattpad fame exists. 
          
          it's been a year but idgaf. 
          
          the drama that followed my account my years one of the reasons i left this site. I also disagreed with a lot of favoritism and lack of diversity on wattpad. also a lot of the programs started on here fail so easily and lure smaller authors in and have a lack of communication. 
          
          please follow me on other social media because idk the state of this account. i'll try to continue to post my first chapters since people want content on here. but i'm currently writing stuff for my blog. 
          
          i'll let you all know when i relaunch it.
          
          - ariel b.

lazycupcake

Seriously. I gave myself a year break last year and now see that wattpad has gotten worse off. I only gained a lot of reads because of my story (somehow miraculously) getting noticed by wattpad. I was contacted by the wattpad talent scouts yet nothing happened after that.
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allyystories

@lazycupcake I totally agree with you. It's hard to get reads, but you get them, eventually. But to get noticed by Wattpad itself is impossible! They look at the big books out there that most of the time overrated and with lots of reads.
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