I love the way the words flowed.
Not your normal everyday Ginny/Snape if you consider them everyday normal.
Brilliant writing
Drops

Oh. This is glorious, heartbreaking, and god, I only wish I could still submit the title meaning for gesellschaft to earn a request from you. You`re a amazing. It was really a captivating read.

Hemingway said that writing is not a happy profession. There are times when I write, finally, truly write, when the words slip out with an ounce of thought, that I agree. There is nothing so tragic as capturing a moment of truth.
Thank you for a breath of inspiring reality.

Oh. My. Goodness.

I love this and I love this and I love you.

So there.

~Kat

Not the usual Snape/Ginny's I read. Or many fanfics for that matter. I like the way you kept them OC and the way you didn't. It was like reading a balancing act. Who would come out the winner in the end? Neither. And as for the name of your story, I happen to know it. Only vaguely, considering my English teacher was the one to explain it to the class earlier this year when we read Hamlet. I think it has something to do with how people interact with each other. Something about how a person only thinks and acts for themselves? At any rate, beautifully written story.

WOW. This is the best piece of fiction I've read in a long time. The writing was fantastic. I'm thoroughly jealous of your abilities. Please, continue to write. You're one of the few writers on this site with original ideas and the tenacity to put them on a page. Very very VERY well done.

I'm kinda Speechless... I loved it

To the death of happy conclusions and the beginning of reality. Ginny IS and Severus IS and they both IS without ever having been anything at all.

And they ARE nothing.

Nothing worth having

To the death of successful conclusions accurately portrayed- and the beginnings of pain never ended.

To Gesellschaft- the association of individuals for common goals, as for entertainment, intellectual, or cultural purposes or for business reasons, a society or group characterized chiefly by formal organization, impersonal relations, the absence of generally held or binding norms, and a detachment from traditional and sentimental concerns, and often tending to be rationalistic and secular in outlook.

To Anonymity when you can see their face-
To being anonymous when you know their name-
To never knowing the name of the stranger you met-
To never seeing what was in front of you until it left-
To not staying within the norms-

To Novocain-

For writing the story that no one else could.

-Lyanvis, ^.^

You have one of the most original writing styles I've seen in a very long time. Some purists might find your lack of proper grammar and punctuation irritating. I find it refreshing. It shows that you do not need to be perfect to be magnificent.

I absolutely love what you've done with Ginny's character. I have never before seen her portrayed as a wiseass authoress with a penchant for discovering people's secrets. It was quite entertaining, to say the least.

hi, this story is very different and also dark, it doesn't leave room for much happiness and illusions...

...but it was very interesting to read and i hope to read more from you in future...

Oh. My. GOD.

This was absolute perfection! When I saw the email notification in my inbox, I literally freaked the fuck out. This was brilliant, and done exactly how it should've been. For somebody who doesn't like Ginny and has never written Ginny/Snape before, you understand them so amazingly well. And I adore your Ginny, she was...well, exactly as I picture Ginny to really be. She is more canon, here, in this, than Jo has ever written her. I thank you from the bottom of my heart, dear, because this has made my day year week minute. I love it, and I am going to pimp it out like no tomorrow. You are truly the most talented writer I have ever come across, and I look forward to more (so much more, I hope) from you.

The only thing I know of Gesellschaft is that it's to do with sociology and human behavoir, but I know for sure it's a German title. If that is enough to grant me a(nother) request, I have a delightful pairing in mind ;)
Again, thank you so very much!

This was...so, bitter. Full or anger and pain and resigned characters that just wanted to spread the pain around. I love reading your stories, because I'm so...able to connect with them.
Thank you, again.
And, as for the title, I came up with 'Society' in German? I don't know.
-Tauphe