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With so many comments, I'm incredibly surprised that no one mentioned the irony of this supposed writer ending a sentence with the word "at", which is, of course, incorrect.
Well not being funny but did you proofread it first and correct all your grammar and sp mistakes? Nothing is more annoying than having to read through a friends story where they clearly have not bothered to set up paragraphs and dialogue properly, etc, particulary if it is a massive block of text... Also, make sure your friends want to actullay read it--don't force them to. Try writing a little bit at a time and cutting out all the 'padding' and edit as you go along. I always go back to the first chapter and re-read it after doing another chapter
Honestly OP, I wouldn't even bother feeling bad from such unhelpful comments from your friends. If they can't even provide constructive criticism, their opinions aren't worth anything. You see how lots of people here are giving bits of advice, like watching for walls of text or grammar/spelling issues? These are the opinions you should care about. So not FYL. Good luck!
This sounds like some douche I know named Brandon... Oops, hope that's not you.
At least they were honest!
At least they're clever, if not exactly tactful.
Write it anyway and don't stop. Look at all the flack Harry Potter and Twilight (EWWW) get... and yet look how much they sold. Usually I'm a complete jerk, and maybe I am by giving you this advice. DON'T STOP FOR ANYONE!1
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But aquarium gravel is tough and gritty! If your novel is a mystery, I think that was a great compliment. Wait a second...it's also really disgusting and slimy and smells like dead fish...
Aquarium gravel? Sniffing boot polish? In that case, I suggest you write erotic literature instead..