Question on approving images as a mod

Anyways ich kann dir alles erklären. Am Anfang müsstest du auf "my streams" clicken, da sollte "2 pending images" stehen. Darauf müsstest du clicken, danach auf den grünen Haken.

Für ein bisschen Extrawissen kannst du auf den Stream und dann auf "Settings" clicken. Da sollte einiges selbsterklärend sein.

okay so when an image is submitted to your stream,go to your "my streams" page and clck on the text saying [number] pending approvals

In general, how do things work as a mod?

Okay, so when you click on your little profile, you should see something called ‘My Streams’ and inside that you can approve things

Oh, thanks queen! That was really helpful. I don’t need anything of this yet bc my stream is new and kinda niche, but I hope I'm gonna get to use this before I forget (Slipknot reference not intended)

Of course, figured it’s definitely a nice thing to know anyways

Wait you're a writer too?

Yes. Pretty new to it, but yes. I've attempted it multiple times ever since 3rd or 4th grade. Never got more than a few pages. Then I started (I think in 3rd grade) a comic with a former friend who's a homophobe, so I don't have contact with him anymore. In 5th grade, I started a fantasy novel. Never finished it, but the style was so bad it's embarrassing 😅. I had 20 pages or so, maybe more. I tried to restart it and fuel it with my DnD campaign, but never finished (once again). Then I had some screenplays. Last summer vacation I started listening to Ice Nine Kills (Metalcore with horror movies as topic) which opened me up for horror. I started looking through my dad's Stephen King novels and I admire him.
Now I use horror as a kind of therapy. I started something that I'll probably restart some day, but not like I started it (was my first serious idea, so it wasn't too good). My current project is going great. I've got 2 pages, and it's a story about a young guy in the early to mid 2000s fearing his future. It's supposed to be psychological horror. I intended it as a short story, but now it's becoming longer.

I feel you, I also used to write when I was younger, but never finished anything. A thing that helped me though: Starting small. The screenplay I'm writing is one for a short film, so it'll be a screenplay of no more than 30 pages. And I'm already done with 19.