Hello! Today is my 2 year anniversary of scriptwriting and I've decided to collect some fun statistics for you all!

1. Betterment of the Heart Miniseries (Part 1):

Part 1 Part 2 Part 3

[A4A] [Yandere Speaker] [Self-Aware Yandere] [Trying to Improve] [Clingy] [Obsessive] [Loving] [Emotional] [Crying] [Hugs] [Kissing] [Reassurance] [Car Ride] [Reverse Comfort] [Cuddling] [Romance] [Date] [TW: Mentions of Past Kidnapping]

About 50 upvotes

Writer’s Thoughts: This script was an absolute surprise. I wasn’t expecting this to do nearly as well as it did. In fact, this is my new most upvoted script ever! I made it no secret that I’m not a huge fan of yandere scripts. I feel like the whole yandere archetype has an issue with playing into mental health stereotypes and a lot of people unhealthily idolize this type of obsession without keeping a separation between fiction and reality (not to shame people who like them, they’re just not for me). This script was more of an experiment for me than anything else. But maybe that’s why it got so popular. Because I’m not super interested in the standard yandere tropes I was able to bring something unique into the scene.

2. The School Delinquent Promises to Protect You

[A4A] [Delinquent Speaker] [Teacher’s Pet Listener] [Enemies to More] [Swearing] [School] [Oddly Wholesome] [TW: Mentions of Bullying and Fighting]

About 37 upvotes

Writer’s Thoughts: My delinquent scripts seem to do pretty well on average. Last year this spot was held by A Lovey Dovey Delinquent, and this year it’s held by another delinquent script. Specifically for this script it brings up real issues with the modern school system (at least in the USA) like zero tolerance policies. I think that combined with the protective speaker struck a chord with a lot of people. And I’m glad it did so!

3. Your Demon Dad Defends You From Bullying

MMM4A Version MMM4F/MMM4M Version

[MMM4A, MMM4F, and MMM4M Versions] [3 VAs] [Demon Speakers] [Dad Speakers] [Human Listener] [Teenage Listener] [Supportive Dad] [Oddly Wholesome] [Swearing] [Goofy but Serious] [Dad Jokes] [Bragging About You] [Comfort for Bullying] [Barbeque] [TW: Bullying, Mentions of Violence]

About 35 upvotes

Writer’s Thoughts: Just like delinquent scripts, demon scripts have a good track record for me. This one in particular was super fun to make. I liked being able to write a stereotypical friendly dad character. It was also funny to use the contrast between the evil deeds of the demons and the “evil” deeds of the human listener. Those kinds of minor inconveniences that are played up as immense horrors always manage to make me chuckle. I was even able to squeeze in some wholesomeness on top of that! This script is the whole package!

4. Being Saved from a Destroyed Planet by an Alien

[A4A] [Alien Speaker] [Clueless Speaker] [Human Listener] [Refugee Listener] [Rescue] [Sci-Fi] [Post-Apocalyptic] [Comfort] [TW: Mentions of War]

About 33 upvotes

Writer’s Thoughts: I really enjoy the trope of aliens/monsters being absolutely fascinated with the “weird” humans. The subreddit r/humansarespaceorcs is a great source of that. This trope, along with being entertaining, I feel can also give us a bit of perspective. Just because something is normal for us doesn’t mean it’s normal for everybody. And I don’t think that’s a bad thing. People and aliens (or more realistically people and other people) can and should come together despite our differences.

5. Taking Care of Your Human Partner While They're Sick

[A4A] [Vampire Listener] [Human Speaker] [Sick Speaker] [Reverse Comfort] [Sick Comfort] [Slice of Life] [Headpats] [Cuddles] [Kisses]

And

Betterment of the Heart Miniseries (Part 2):

Part 1 Part 2 Part 3

[A4A] [Yandere Speaker] [Self-Aware Yandere] [Trying to Improve] [Clingy] [Obsessive] [Loving] [Emotional] [Crying] [Hugs] [Kissing] [Reassurance] [Car Ride] [Reverse Comfort] [Cuddling] [Romance] [Date] [TW: Mentions of Past Kidnapping]

About 32 upvotes each

Writer’s Thoughts: Monster listeners are something that I always enjoy while listening to ASMR, but writing them is a bit tricky. You have to explain how the monster works through other characters rather than having the monster themselves just explain their supernatural quirks. But that doesn’t mean they’re bad to write! Just usually a bit more difficult. Thankfully this script was pretty easy as vampire abilities are fairly consistent throughout different media. And I was able to write a scenario where their cold body would be an advantage! As for the yandere script sequel, I wasn’t originally intending to make it. I only decided on making a miniseries after seeing the success of the first part. And I am glad I wrote the sequels. It gave us (and I mean that as both the audience and myself) more insight into the yandere’s mental state. Plus, it hit a little bit close to home for me. I was once briefly placed into a psych ward due to my mental health and it really isn’t a fun place to be. Finally getting out of there was an incredibly relieving feeling. This isn’t to say that you should never check yourself into one. If you feel like you need to, please do so. Your safety is top priority.