How does one recognize success stories?

The group usually recognizes success stories in AA based on specific criteria like achieving significant goals or making positive changes.

One way is if the plot is confusing and hard to follow. If the story doesn't make sense or has lots of holes, it might be bad fiction.

A good story usually has interesting characters that you can relate to or find compelling. It also has a plot that keeps you engaged and wanting to know what happens next.

Poor character development can be a sign. In 'curdled pulp fiction', the characters may be one - dimensional. They don't grow or change throughout the story. Instead of having complex personalities, they are just there to move the plot along in a very basic way. Also, if the writing style is very dull and lacks the energy that pulp fiction usually has, it could be 'curdled'. The sentences may be flat and unengaging, not having that zippy, fast - paced feel that good pulp fiction should have.

If you find yourself lost in the story and forget about the outside world for a while, that might be a sign.

To tell if it's fake news, check for bias. If the story seems to be pushing a particular agenda without presenting balanced views, it could be false. Also, verify the date and context of the information to make sure it's current and relevant.

One sign could be physical injuries that can't be easily explained. For example, frequent bruises. Another sign is when one partner is overly controlling, like dictating who the other can see or talk to. Also, if there's constant verbal degradation in the stories, that's a red flag.

One sign could be the feeling of a strong, inexplicable connection right from the start. It's like an instant bond that seems to be more than just physical attraction. If things fall into place effortlessly, like meeting at just the right moment or having shared values that seem to be divinely aligned, it might be a god - orchestrated love story.

You can start by looking at the use of line work. In great graphic novels, the lines are often used to define characters and settings clearly. For example, in 'Akira', Katsuhiro Otomo's use of thick and thin lines gives the characters a sense of energy and the city a feeling of density. Also, color choice is important. In 'Saga', the bright and unique color palette sets the tone for the strange and wonderful world. And composition matters too. In 'Hellboy', the way the panels are arranged on the page often creates a sense of drama and tension.

One way to recognize mange is by looking for excessive scratching and hair loss in the affected animal. Mange often causes visible skin irritation and redness too.