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A shitty bedtime story could be one that's full of dull or uninteresting elements. For example, a story with a plot that doesn't make any sense, like characters who act randomly without any real motivation. It might also be a story that's overly long and drawn - out, making it hard for the listener to stay focused and fall asleep. Maybe it has a really bad moral at the end, like something that promotes negative behavior.

It could be. But it depends on how it's presented and structured. If it has a plot, characters, and a beginning, middle, and end, then it might be considered a story.

Yes. 'Shitty First Drafts' by Anne Lamott has elements of a story, such as a personal account and a progression of thoughts that can engage the reader like a story would.

A really shitty short story might have a weak plot, flat characters, and poor writing style.

Sure. Here's one: Once upon a time, there was a cat. The cat walked around. Then it sat down. And then it walked some more. And that's the end. There's no real plot, no adventure, just a cat doing very ordinary things. It's not engaging at all.

The old doll in the attic blinked. Now it's sitting on my bed.

To not write a bad YA novel, focus on a unique and fresh story idea. Avoid rushed endings and make the pacing just right. And don't forget to do thorough research if your story involves specific settings or topics.

You could try using ad-blockers or specific filters in your news apps or browsers. That might help block some of those unwanted stories.

It could be that styched and phoofaphant have a particular interest in fanfiction, even the 'shitty' ones. Maybe they are looking for some unique or so - bad - it's - good kind of entertainment. They might be exploring different sub - genres within fanfiction and the 'shitty' ones have some charm in their own way, like being very outlandish or having a certain naivete in the writing.

One 'Shitty 2 Sentence Horror Story' could be 'I woke up to find a handprint on my window. It was on the inside.' The horror here is the sudden realization that something or someone was inside the room, close enough to leave a handprint on the window, which is a very private and supposedly safe space. It gives a feeling of violation and immediate danger.