My method of beta-ing includes sending/receiving chapters through both Gmail and DocX.

I'm a grammar and spell-check person but if I feel something could be added (to a line or the story itself), then I'll suggest it to you. As a writer, though, you have complete control over the story, so if you choose not to use any suggestions I make, then it's completely fine! No offence taken on my side, really.

As a beta, I'm also able to discuss other aspects of your story with you if you wanted to. Things like character development, flow of dialogue, paragraph sizing; anything at all that concerns your story can be discussed with me.

I have an eye for identifying how naturally an author's words flow.

If I'm working on a long chapter, it's wise for you to give me a certain date to go by so that I don't rush through the job in a day so that I avoid missing bits and pieces of the story.

My grammar is fine majority of the time but I often struggle with punctuation and add more commas than needed.

BL (Boys' Love) stories are greatly encouraged. I rather prefer romance stories, but if your story also has darker themes like death or abuse, then I'm able to to a certain degree (see "Not My Cup Of Tea").

I will not beta any story heavily dependant on script format (eg: chatroom format).

I'm very strict when it comes to OCs simply because I pick them apart too easily, but if your OC is a tool for moving the plot along, then I'll still consider beta-ing. I really do apologise in advance if I decline the job simply for this rule. (Tip: Most of the time, for an OC to appeal to me in fan fiction, they cannot be overly MELOdramatic.)

In the Teen Titans fandom, I only read stories focused on Robin.

Hetero stories aren't really my thing, sorry.

Anime Katekyo Hitman Reborn!

Comic Young Avengers

Cartoon Young Justice

Romance Humor

Drama Crime

Hurt/Comfort