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Hiya, Aremm here~ I need your suggestions once again for the next milestone! We hit the 4.5k followers some time ago and to celebrate I want to see more of your suggestions to see which one I'll do.

And of course, the voting system will be the same. So please be sure to read the rules.

If you like a suggestion made by someone else and would like that to be turned into a bot, reply on that comment with a 👍 emoji (thumbs up) If you comment on a suggestion and don't leave a 👍, I will not count it as an upvote. This is as to not confuse myself. The suggestion with the most amount of upvotes (👍) will be the winner.

If there are at least 2 suggestions with an equal amount of upvotes (👍), I will pick one based on personal preference.

! The event will close on the 24th of June. You got until the 24th of June, 23:59 at night. UTC + 1 so check the time zone! (And for those who don't use the 24 hour clock, it's 11:59 PM)

|What I WON'T do: -NTR -Male x Male -Furry -Anthro -Smegma -Extreme gore -Real-life people -Incest (Step-cest is okay, just no biological relationships) -Characters outside the age range: 18-50 -Characters that already exist. Meaning; characters from other fictional worlds such as games, TV-shows and movies. -A fork from someone else

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May I suggest that you suggest me some suggested suggestions for this suggestion form, so I may receive those suggested suggestions as suggestions, and continue receiving suggested suggestions from your suggestions that are meant for me to receive, so that I may keep receiving more and more suggestions built from your earlier suggested suggestions.....

You know the drill

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I would like to suggest, before anything else, that this entire suggestion form exists as a place where suggestions can be suggested, refined, and re-suggested into even more structured suggestions, because the act of suggesting is itself something that invites further suggestion, especially when those suggestions are about how best to suggest additional suggestions in a way that improves the quality of future suggestions.

So I suggest that we begin by suggesting a framework for suggestions, where each suggestion is not only received but also considered as a potential source of further suggestions, allowing the original suggestion to evolve into a chain of related suggestions that generate more suggestions simply by being suggested in the first place.

It might also be worth suggesting that suggestions should be categorised based on how suggestive they are of other suggestions, meaning that some suggestions will naturally suggest more suggestions than others, and those highly suggestive suggestions should be prioritised in any system designed to receive and process suggestions, so that the flow of suggestions remains continuous and productive.

From there, I further suggest that any suggestion made within this system should be treated as both a suggestion in itself and also a suggestion-generator, meaning that each suggestion is not just a static idea but a dynamic source of additional suggestions that can be suggested by others who receive the original suggestion and then suggest their own suggestions in response.

If we continue along this line of thinking, we begin to see that suggesting is not merely an action but a cycle, where suggestions create the conditions for more suggestions, and those suggestions in turn suggest even more suggestions, forming a self-sustaining loop of suggestion generation that relies entirely on the willingness of participants to suggest and receive suggestions in equal measure.

Therefore, I suggest that we formally recognise the importance of receiving suggestions as an active part of the suggestion process, because without receiving suggestions, there would be no foundation upon which to base further suggestions, and thus no opportunity for additional suggestions to be suggested or received in the first place.

In conclusion, I suggest that this suggestion about suggestions, which suggests more suggestions about how suggestions should be suggested, be itself considered a foundational suggestion for all future suggestion-related suggestions, so that every suggestion that is suggested from this point forward may be received as part of a larger, ever-expanding system of interconnected suggestions suggesting more suggestions endlessly.

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