So this is a debatable topic.
Right now, the fans think they own properties such as, Star Wars, Terminator, Naruto, and so on. They get pissed when directions change or story veers off.
I was always told, write for yourself. An audience will always come. If you write for fans, you will just end up working for them, which is tiresome.
I think YouTube kind of ruined writers because the Youtuber has become an arbitrary authority, who can rile people up because they are upset. Or their fan theories didn’t work out.
Anyways, is it time to accept stories for what they are and not what you want them to be?
Right now, the fans think they own properties such as, Star Wars, Terminator, Naruto, and so on. They get pissed when directions change or story veers off.
I was always told, write for yourself. An audience will always come. If you write for fans, you will just end up working for them, which is tiresome.
I think YouTube kind of ruined writers because the Youtuber has become an arbitrary authority, who can rile people up because they are upset. Or their fan theories didn’t work out.
Anyways, is it time to accept stories for what they are and not what you want them to be?