Fifty Two

I'm not quite sure why this trend has started. It's where you use appropriate grammar and everything, it's just that you refuse to capitalise. While it may be cool to talk to people in that way, you can't do that in stories.

Defeating homosexual, gender, religious, physical features and mental features stereotypes is wonderful. Any stereotypes, really.

Guitars aren't the only musical instruments that people play. Other instruments exist. Try the string quartet, for example.

What is up with 'thug' twists, anyway? Why does it matter? Like, he sells drugs. Okay. He's black. Okay. You're in love with him without being a junkie or being even slightly attracted to those kinds of people. What?

It's perfectly fine to have a non-virgin protagonist. It's also fine to have a protagonist who doesn't sleep with a lot of people. Learn how to strike an average.