Am I overfeeding my own ego if I'm adding a FAQ on my personal blog? Even if some of the questions have never actually been asked, but are questions I wish people would ask?
@skquinn No more than having a personal blog (or any social media account) on which you post things you want to say.
@starbreaker @skquinn That's valid.
Both as an answer and as an example of how one might create a self-shaped FAQ without feeling narcissistic.
@DaveHiggins @skquinn Here's another you might like.
"Has anybody ever told you you suck at writing female characters and romance?"
"Lots of people, but if I stop I won't get any better at it."
@starbreaker @DaveHiggins You know what?
s/writing female characters and romance/playing pinball/ and I could add that to the FAQ I'm writing.
@DaveHiggins @skquinn I had a FAQ on my website at one point. It had questions like "Why are you such a faggot?" and answers like, "Dude, it was an honest mistake, and you're more upset about it than your father was! It was one time, dammit. It was dark, I was drunk, and your mother's ass was just as hairy."