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But, you do know that you made at least one person happy, or at least evoked the intended emotional response, right? Your dad.
I seem to remember you mentioning that your Kung Fu Panda fics got some likes/positive comments, too. Granted, that was a popular series, but is it likely that that was the only reason? If the stories had been awful, the fact that the source material was popular probably wouldn't have been enough to save you, right?
And, haven't your vocal synth-related writings gotten positive feedback also? In fact, I think I gave you some myself, if memory serves....
Plus, there was that one writing class you took, where no one could muster a complaint about your work, although that was what they were basically asked to do (Isn't that basically the knee-jerk reaction when asked to critique someone else's work/provide feedback? Saying nice stuff comes second for most people, I'd imagine, because the first example of what to do for that prompt is likely to point out flaws.).
It's just my opinion, but I think it's logically most likely that you crossed that "one person" threshold a ways back.
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I seem to remember you mentioning that your Kung Fu Panda fics got some likes/positive comments, too. Granted, that was a popular series, but is it likely that that was the only reason? If the stories had been awful, the fact that the source material was popular probably wouldn't have been enough to save you, right?
And, haven't your vocal synth-related writings gotten positive feedback also? In fact, I think I gave you some myself, if memory serves....
Plus, there was that one writing class you took, where no one could muster a complaint about your work, although that was what they were basically asked to do (Isn't that basically the knee-jerk reaction when asked to critique someone else's work/provide feedback? Saying nice stuff comes second for most people, I'd imagine, because the first example of what to do for that prompt is likely to point out flaws.).
It's just my opinion, but I think it's logically most likely that you crossed that "one person" threshold a ways back.