bitter's activites

An assassin who cannot kill x a blind young man"If you knew the real me... you'd be disapp...

The serious Ito and the child-like Nishi meet by chance during a single player game of “White ...

They met on the street by chance. He was a police officer, and she was in the middle of her shift. T...

The hilarious encounter of Brownie with someone in a public restroom....

Earnest and well put together, Sada is a teacher that's popular among both his colleagues and s...

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Taiga’s always worshiped the heroes he’s seen on TV. And now that he’s started hig...

Kiri Azumi is a conductor who lives in the city and is egotistic. Osamu Mitsutani is a neighborhood ...

[From BL DOT CUM]Handsome, smart, son of a famous company’s CEO--Days have passed for Mikado T...

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All opinions/ratings/reviews I give are personal and subjective. I never claim to be right or objective.

I don't give ratings to PWP one shots unless they're downright garbage or absolutely scrumptious.
1 
absolute garbage, no redeeming qualities.
1.5  
an effort was made but it's still ass.
2  
not good but also not completely irredeemable.
2.5  
average, forgettable.
3  
not bad, decent, good for what it is.
3.5  
had so much potential but somehow fumbled the bag.
4  
good, no glaring flaws.
4.5  
very good, great.
4.75  
almost perfect, leaves me wanting more.
5  
perfect (for me), doesn't need to have the craziest premise, just needs to be very well executed. If it's a dark topic it needs to be handled with care. I need to feel like the author has done their due diligence. If it's romance it needs to be stinking cute, sickeningly sweet.

In a reading slump.

I treat MGG like a reading journal so the notes I take are for myself (I tend to forget stories if I don't take the time to gather and detail my thoughts).

I don't read omegaverse. All omegaverse is trash by default.

Satan loves terracotta pies.

“From time to time we receive letters from readers who wonder why there’s so much moralizing in our mags. They take great pains to point out that comics are supposed to be escapist reading, and nothing more. But somehow, I can’t see it that way. It seems to me that a story without a message, however subliminal, is like a man without a soul. In fact, even the most escapist literature of all – old time fairy tales and heroic legends – contained moral and philosophical points of view.

At every college campus where I may speak there’s as much discussion of war and peace, civil rights, and the so-called youth rebellion as there is of our Marvel mags per se. None of us lives in a vacuum – none of us is untouched by the everyday events about us – events which shape our stories just as they shape our lives. Sure our tales can be called escapist – but just because something’s for fun, doesn’t mean we have to blanket our brains while we read it! Excelsior!” – Stan Lee

Singer-songwriter, Tetsuta, became unable to sing because of throat surgery, a step before his major...

just realized why my friend looked concerned when I told her I got a dolphin in the spirit animal quiz..

Satou, the stylish cross-dresser asked for 860,000 yen compensation as Mari accidentally spilled cof...

“I want you, Nakajou-kun!”Nakajou, who works at a live music club, and Kiuchi, a regular...

Two-faced guy who’s only into one-night stands x Beautiful, narcissist ‘Prince’ wh...

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