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I really really REALLY wanna read that story now...nothing better than a disturbing ghost story! We love ghosts!
Don't worry, most good writers are disturbed and in need of help. Of course, some terrible writers are also disturbed and in need of help. That would be me.
Don't feel bad! Many moons ago when I was in 7th grade, pretty much the same thing happened to me. My parents told the school officials that they're the ones who need help not me! Here it is almost 40 years later & I haven't killed or even maimed anyone yet!
Halt, 25.
Not every guidance counselor is the same most actually recognize talent and help students get to the next step but yours my friend is just and idiot...
Taking political correctness and using it to stifle creativity. The wonders of modern public school.
Well, aren't you going to write a thank you letter for their positive confirmation of your talent?
Stephen king writes ****** up stories too and they are awesome in a totally disturbing way. Don't sad OP.
I wonder if that's how Stephen King got his start...
Look at how successful Dean Koontz has been as well. There's a big market for supernatural stories out there.
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Consider that validation that you indeed wrote a good horror story. Props to you, oh demented one!
I would exorcise your right to publication, otherwise this ghoul is in trouble