Yeah I've been on AO3. That's not what I'm talking about. I've a few published fan fictions out in the world myself.

That's not what I'm talking about. I'm talking about a way to log what you're reading on FF sites. Like GoodReads or Storygraph. I know that the sites themselves have ways of marking favorites, leaving reviews, etc... but I want to be able to have a list, make a challenge for myself, things like that. Without having to use a spreadsheet.
This is how I feel about podcasts as well. I keep neglecting podcasts and fan fiction because there's no way to keep track of what I've been through unless I go through a LOT of extra work myself. Whereas on GR or SG it is just a matter of a few clicks to update my progress whenever I finish or DNF or want to review something.

I wish there was a StoryGraph type app for fanfiction. Input number of words, author, fandom, etc... I would've used the hell out of that at one point in my life.

Levar Burton Reads helped me find several sci fi books that I've enjoyed. I usually stay away from the genre because it is so hit or miss, but after hearing him read some of the short stories, I looked into the authors and also enjoyed their full novels. Most notably, Octavia E. Butler

Yeah it's this one

Endless Night is nearly a perfect story, in my opinion. Just perfection. Even knowing it, one can reread it.

The tongue actually belongs loosely resting on the roof of your mouth. This is part of your ability to breathe through your nose & eliminates mouth breathing. It also widens your is & helps those muscles relax. So while you relax your jaw & unclench your teeth, keep your tongue parked at the roof of your mouth.