First Story vs. Most Recent One

My first story I wrote was when I learned how to write. It was about talking dogs who solved paranormal cases. They wore these detective hats and jackets. I remember there was two sassy dogs and one serious grumpy dog who was the leader. It was so silly and I wrote like three books about them (and by books I mean like four pages for each case).

My most recent story is about boy who is trying go find proof that angels exist while dealing with his own life issues.

I wrote my first story when I was 9. It was about a deaf girl falling in love with a hearing boy because he liked her puppy. It was adorable, and I've never been ashamed of it.

I'm working on two stories right now, but only one that Mibba will ever see, which is Buried Alive. I love romance and families, and I know a lot of my stories are predictable because of that. However, once I've created a character, I can't wait to give them their happy ending.

I think my ability to create plot lines and characters has definitely changed over the years. I put a lot of myself into my stories, and put my characters through a lot of what I feel and do, so that has definitely changes my writing style a lot over the years. Lord, some of the things I've made some characters experience that never would have spun through my head at 9!

In my first story, my characters didn't have any other worries besides their love interests. In my most recent story, there is a lot more going on, including some issues with the side characters that affect the story.

In the first story I ever wrote, this girl was dealing with being pregnant and she ended up living with this guy she had a crush on because her Mom kicked her out. In my most recent story (going with the one I have open in Word right now), I had a sociopathic (not totally sure on this one yet) boy murder someone because he was obsessed with a ~*special*~ girl and now she's become an accessory to murder because she's trying to figure out how to help him get away with murder.

My first actual story was a Panic! at the Disco story that was originally posted on Quizilla but it no longer exists. I was probably like 15 and just thinking about it makes me embarrassed because it was so cliche and very dramatic.

My most reason story funny enough is a Brendon Urie story called Casual Affair. The big difference is that this story is much more developed and more detailed. It shows I've grown as a writer, and that makes me feel good about myself.

My first story posted here was about a nerd girl going through school. She was in love with the jock, who was dating the head cheerleader and it was basically the biggest stereotype of a story, ever.

My most recent story (at least what I'm working on now) is about an astronomer, a botanist and a cyborg all being friends together, discovering new things about themselves and it's generally a lot more positive.

My first story was about love, like literally, it was entitled as "Love". I don't even know what it is about except for love.

My most recent story is also about love But they're snippets of a character's everyday life so I guess it's different?

Who am I kidding? They're both, essentially, the same.

This is like a three part question for me. Technically my first story was when I was six or seven and I rewrote The Three Little Pigs so that it was wolves and they told their mom instead of running away.

The first story I wrote, where I had to think about plot/etc was when I was in fifth or sixth grade. It was about a boy who went to a new school and somehow felt connected to this group of people he'd never met. Every time he was near them, he felt drawn to them. It didn't progress very far, but it was pretty cool for an 11 year old.

The first story I wrote on Mibba was an Avenged Sevenfold fanfiction that dealt with death and grief. The writing was terrible, but I'm pretty proud that it focused on at least a couple more mature themes.

My most recent story is technically a rewrite of an older story. It's my first major rewrite, so it feels like a pretty big step for me. I'm excited to see how far I've gone and bring it up to where I'm at now.