I know that this, a TG site, is here for people in and out of the TG community to enjoy stories on the TG subject.
Having said all of that, I sought and received approval to post a NON-TG story that I have been working on. I know that it may not be popular to post such stories here, as there are other places to post. However, after the multitude of kind and encouraging comments sent to me about my first public TG story, I thought I would test the waters with 'Healing a Princcess'. As I thought, I have not been receiving the number of hits other stories could get.
My question to you is, shall I keep posting the chapters of 'Healing a Princess" or is there just not enough interest in it here? I will post the rest of CH.2 tomorrow, and then I'll judge whether to post any more based on the communities reaction.
Thanks for the support you have shown me.
A.A.
Long before
I was reading TG I was a fantasy and Sci-Fi fan. I enjoy your vision and characters. Can't speak for everyone, but that's just me. :)
Hugs!
grover
By all means continue
An ocasional bit that is not TG adds spice to this site.
I have a moderate amount of stuff posted here and though it is TG, much of my stories are magic, sci-fi, sentimental and so on and only tangentally TG.
By the way, a great start.
John in Wauwatosa
John in Wauwatosa
Healing
Hey Look:
If the story means that much to you, keep it up. Is there a reason that it has special emotional value to you? I have a sort of female Robinson Caruso, trapped among the savages thing getting ready for roll out that was not TG, But a while back I added the TG element. It could have stood on its own with out it, but I just changed it because I wanted to.
Keep publishing, I'd say. Some of my stories just tear at my heart; they are something I must get out. When I first consciously faced my being trans, I published several stories at Storysite. I felt as if I were truly alone. Some people really loved them.
It is the same with your work also. There are people who do not need a TG element.
Gwenellen