Mythopoet
Auror
It's much better to just publish what you write and get feedback from readers rather than editors or critiquers who are always looking at your writing with their critical brain rather than their creative brain. (Which is bad.)
But honestly, you don't NEED feedback to improve as a writer. That's a myth. If you keep writing, the more you write the better a writer you will become (continuing to immerse yourself in story through reading is also essential, of course). All writers improve over time. You don't need critique to do that. Critique is often detrimental to the development of a writer (though critiquers will usually tell you otherwise). Writing and reading are the only essential things for becoming a better writer.
But honestly, you don't NEED feedback to improve as a writer. That's a myth. If you keep writing, the more you write the better a writer you will become (continuing to immerse yourself in story through reading is also essential, of course). All writers improve over time. You don't need critique to do that. Critique is often detrimental to the development of a writer (though critiquers will usually tell you otherwise). Writing and reading are the only essential things for becoming a better writer.