Can someone tell if it's a custom story?

It's hard to say for sure. Sometimes you can tell by the style and details, but it can be tricky.

If the story contains elements that are created from someone's own imagination, like a unique world - building or a brand - new set of rules for the characters to follow, it could be a custom story. But without any information about the story, it's impossible to say for sure.

To know if it's a custom story, one could look for signs like original character names that are not common in known literature or movies. Also, if the story has a distinct narrative structure that doesn't follow the usual formulas. For example, if it doesn't have the typical three - act structure. Another aspect could be the language use. If it uses a very specific dialect or made - up language in a way that seems intentional for that story only. However, again, more details about 'it' are needed to give a definite answer.

Sure, but it depends on various factors like the complexity of the story, the person's experience in analyzing stories, and the available information. A trained or experienced reader might be able to tell by looking at the style, plot structure, and unique elements within the story.

Once upon a time, there were two girls, Lily and Mia. They met at an art exhibition. Lily was immediately drawn to Mia's unique perspective on the art pieces. They started chatting and found they had so much in common. They began to spend more and more time together, going on hikes, sharing their favorite books. Their friendship grew deeper and deeper, and they realized they had a special bond that was more than just friendship. They supported each other through tough times, like when Lily lost her job and Mia was there to cheer her up every day. Their relationship was based on mutual respect, understanding, and love.

Only the specific group or individuals defined as the custom audience can see this story.

Once upon a time, there was a girl named Lily. She was a very kind - hearted person. Lily loved to help others in her small village. Every day, she would go around and check on the elderly, bringing them food and chatting with them. One day, a big storm hit the village, and many houses were damaged. Lily immediately organized the young people in the village to help repair the houses. Because of her efforts, the village quickly recovered. And she became a hero in everyone's eyes.

In most cases, it's not possible to be automatically notified if someone screenshots your story. But some apps might have features that hint at it, but it's not a definite indication.

I think you can tell if you liked a story by how engaged you were while reading it. If you couldn't put it down or were eager to share it with others, then you probably liked it.

You can start by communicating with your friend to understand their expectations and the theme of the story. Then, come up with some creative ideas that fit and share them with your friend for approval.