Can't find a fanfic. What should I do?

First, ensure that your device has a stable internet connection. Bitmoji stories might not load without it. Also, look in the different sections of the Bitmoji app. It could be hidden in a menu or under a specific tab. If all else fails, try reinstalling the app, but make sure to backup your Bitmoji data first if possible.

If you can't find a fanfiction story, check the official websites of the fandom. For example, if it's a TV show fandom, the show's official site might have a section for fan-created content or links to where such stories can be found. Another option is to ask fellow fans on social media platforms like Twitter or Tumblr. Just post a simple request stating what you're looking for.

First, make sure you are using the correct keywords. Try to be more specific about the story you're looking for, like the title, the characters' names, or the genre. Also, check different fanfiction platforms. Some stories might only be available on certain sites.

Maybe you should check the source where the story is supposed to be from. It could be that there was an error in the storage or retrieval system. For example, if it's from a digital library, check if there are any glitches in the app or website.

Maybe the app has a glitch. Try restarting the app that you use to access Bitmoji stories. This simple step often resolves such issues.

If you can't find a Wattpad story, it might be that your search filters are too restrictive. Try broadening your search by removing any specific tags or filters you've set. Another possibility is that the author has changed the title or made the story private. In that case, you could try to contact the author if you know how to reach them.

If you can't finish your fanfic, it could be that you're stuck on the plot. Try brainstorming different directions the story could go. Maybe talk to other fans of the original work. They might have some interesting ideas or perspectives that could help you move forward. Another thing is to review what you've already written. There could be a loose end or an idea there that you can develop further.

You could try using a mind map. Write the general theme of your story in the middle of a page, and then draw branches for different elements like characters, settings, and plot points. As you do this, words and phrases will start to come to you. Also, don't be afraid to take a break and do something else. Sometimes stepping away from the task for a while can clear your mind and make it easier to find the right words when you come back.

If it's a specific platform, search for help on their official website. There might be a guide or FAQs about using all the features related to stories. It's also possible that there are some restrictions based on your account type or region.

Maybe the 'Tell Story' feature is not enabled or has been removed in your version of Sims 4. Check for any available updates for the game. Sometimes new updates can fix such issues where certain functions seem to be missing.