Hi,
In Part 14 of Teacher’s Mind-Controlled Sluts, I made a story decision that didn’t go over well with a number of fans. I went too far with Mr. Foster. I saw that when I saw the reaction. I made a mistake.
When I started the Mrs. Foster storyline, I had always intended him to keep her. It’s why she drops hints that she likes being his sex slave more than Mr. Foster’s wife. I had always intended for Mr. Miller to break his promise, to give in to the temptation of his power.
To be further corrupted by it.
I did it in the wrong way, so I fixed the cuckolding in part 15. Still, some of you are disappointed in that decision.
I really hate disappointing my fans. I want to give you stories that you’ll all enjoy.
In 2018, I had a fan that really loved my work. At the time, they were about the only ones commenting on the blog. Giving me any feedback.
Suddenly, I made a few story decisions in a few different series, and they didn’t like it and told me. It really shook me up as an author. I lost faith in my writing. In the decisions I made. I kept trying to please them, only making them hate my writing more in the process.
I nearly stopped posting stories on this blog.
I had to just decide to write my stories, try to be true to what I wanted to tell, and not try to cater to one fan or a group of fans. I had to accept that I can’t please everyone.
That even people who have been supporting me for years can so dislike a choice I make that they stop being my fan.
It’s a hard lesson to learn as a writer. Every time I release a story, I take the risk of disappointing or even angering some of you.
I am sorry when it happens. Sometimes, I agree that I made a bad decision. Sometimes, I don’t.
With Mrs. Foster, maybe I should have given her back, but that ship has sadly sailed. She’s too integral to the ending of the series, that’s already written, for such a course correction now. I have made my creative decision, and I have to be true to that vision.
If that’s a decision that you hate enough to stop being a fan of my writing, I understand. I’m not owed your support. I have to earn it, and if I failed you, then it’s on me. I wish you well.
Thank you all for your support. I hope to keep writing stories that you all will like, and I know that I’m going to stumble from time to time. All I can do is keep writing and hope that I don’t make these mistakes in the future.
