Oh man, considering the number of wincest stories out there, that is saying something! Something very nice, so thank you!
Considering I've been in this fandom since day one and therefore have read quite lot of those wincest stories out there... yes, that says something *g*
Sometimes I'm a little agog at how long this story is, but then, I really couldn't turn off the tap while writing it.
I'm glad you didn't didn't. It really wouldn't have worked as well if you had shortened it. And looking at the word count that actually says something about your plotting, because a lot of other stories that cross the 100,000 mark lose track of their aim and just go on and on for no reason whatsoever. Actually, looking back, I think I rather would have added a few words during the parts when Dean is running from Sam. Not that they weren't great, but compared to the rest of the story they almost felt kind of rushed. (Nevertheless I really enjoyed them, too. And Sam and Dean finally coming together in a darkened room was incredibly sweet and *so* worth the wait.)
I'm so glad you liked the meals and the therapy; I tried very hard to make it real.
It felt very real. Not I know what's actually happening in US mental institutions *g* Did you do a lot of research for this? Did you make up some parts as you went along?
And thank you for the lovely compliments!
You're welcome. I wish I could give back something more adequate - considering I had three days of fun - and you had *months* of work ; )
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Considering I've been in this fandom since day one and therefore have read quite lot of those wincest stories out there... yes, that says something *g*
Sometimes I'm a little agog at how long this story is, but then, I really couldn't turn off the tap while writing it.
I'm glad you didn't didn't. It really wouldn't have worked as well if you had shortened it. And looking at the word count that actually says something about your plotting, because a lot of other stories that cross the 100,000 mark lose track of their aim and just go on and on for no reason whatsoever.
Actually, looking back, I think I rather would have added a few words during the parts when Dean is running from Sam. Not that they weren't great, but compared to the rest of the story they almost felt kind of rushed. (Nevertheless I really enjoyed them, too. And Sam and Dean finally coming together in a darkened room was incredibly sweet and *so* worth the wait.)
I'm so glad you liked the meals and the therapy; I tried very hard to make it real.
It felt very real. Not I know what's actually happening in US mental institutions *g* Did you do a lot of research for this? Did you make up some parts as you went along?
And thank you for the lovely compliments!
You're welcome. I wish I could give back something more adequate - considering I had three days of fun - and you had *months* of work ; )