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In my story, there are a handful of noble families who advise the king. I know what their real titles will be, but I can't think of a good nickname or slang word for people in that elite class to be referred to as by the lower classes. So, any good ideas for something to call these rich, highbrow, privileged people?

This is for a story I'm writing. I'm mainly interested in the more dangerous animals, specifically the big cats. How often do they feed them, what do they feed them, but most importantly how do they go about giving them their food? What about the less dangerous animals? Thank you for all your answers!

Okay, so in my legacy I decided all my heirs have to be girls. So I have my firstborn, the son, as a spare, and I was wondering if I find him a wife and they have a baby, would the wife and the baby be considered part of the family (and able to score points for the legacy)?

Would you/did you breastfeed your kids? Or for guys, would you want your wife to breastfeed your kids? How long should they be breastfed? Is it different if the baby is a boy or a girl? What do you think about women breastfeeding in public?

Just overall, what are your feeling about it?

Who works on new medicines? Like people of what profession? It's for a story I'm writing. I'm kind of doubting myself right now, lol. I was thinking a scientist, but what kind of scientist specifically?

Description: Jane is dead. So are the rest of the contestants in the race. They were thrown in a world filled with danger by Death, and they compete against each other for the ultimate prize, life itself.

Here's the little intro I made:

The rulers of ten lands are creating an alliance, and in order to strengthen it, they betroth one of their heirs to the throne to mary one of the other young royals. If a bit begrudgingly, they are all sent to a castle high up in the mountains to meet, and to hopefully fall in love.

I have lots of ideas for the actually roleplay, but I'm having a complete brain fart on the title. It would be great if you could post some ideas. Thanks in advance! ;)

I'm going to start writing an outline for my story and I wanted some tips on how I should do it and some things I should incorporate. I really suck at this kind of thing, so advice is really appreciated. How do you normally do outlines?

I'm not impressed by her whatsoever. I don't know what her editor, publisher, and what not were thinking when they seriously spent time on her books. Her characters are serious Mary-Sues/Gary-Stues, or they don't have any personality at all, I would suppose to make them more "relatable." Characters like Jasper are just there to help them make it out of otherwise impossible situations, and they constantly ignore problems with the plot/consistency of the plot, ect. For example, weren't there other vampires there when Bella got bit by whatshisname? So why did Edward even have to suck the venom out if it would be to hard for him?

And I do know what I'm talking about. I read the first two books and about a quarter of the third because my friend was trying to get me to finish them before the movie came out, but I just couldn't do it.

I feel like it's only fair to mention that the very first fantasy/romance/whatever I read was L.J. Smith's Night World, and I haven't found anyone better than her yet. So possibly, because I read those books and then started seeking out Twilight with my friend, that I have become more picky with my reads, especially in that genre. It's like eating a bunch of those fancy cheeses and then taking a bite out of american. ;) My standards are just higher now. Before I would almost never say that I didn't like a book, and now only about thirtyish percent of the time do I finish a book if it's vampires or some other fantasy with romance, and about fifty percent of the time if it's just romance. (Smith excluded)

Anyways, back to my main point. What is your opinion on Stephanie Meyer and her writing? Unimpressed, neutral, or a fan? Why are you that way?

I don't have any fancy programming, but I might be able to download a program if you highly recommend it. Any help would be appreciated!