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Don't worry. I'm resisting the urge to stab.

Why did you stab the cat?

I know!

Oh, wow! Nice! Must resist stabbing cat!

Must resist stabbing tasty daikon!

Don't we already have something like that on SH? I mean, if you click the bell icon next to our SH names on the top bar to access your alerts and click on 'show all,' you'll see a list of whatever activities are on your novel. Also, if you click on the 'Activity' tab on your profile, you'll also...

Took out the trash today.

Interesting reaction. Anyway, stab you later!

Don't worry your pretty little head over it. I don't do it all the time. Stab ya later.

Have you ever noticed that 'elf' and 'milf' end in the same two letters? Is there a connection there? I'm pretty sure there is, but I'm not sure how to articulate it.

Stakes get me more invested into the story. Knowing the consequences makes things more compelling.

Oh, nice, you got my good side. I look good in a maid outfit, if I do say so myself.

@Theirl @Nolff *stabs in the buttocks* Sorry, had to do it, 'cause boredom! Have a nice day!

I guess there is such a thing as too much suction.

Armadillos.

This is kind of a vent thing for me, really, so pardon my wordiness. I don't really write about memory loss (specifically, dementia), b/c it hits too close to home for me. I don't really want to include that as a motif in any of my stories, b/c I've had to deal with someone in my family who has...

I (re)learned that J.D. Salinger's The Catcher in the Rye is written in a stream-of-consciousness first-person narration.

Supernatural/paranormal, mystery/thriller/occult detective, action/adventure, villainess/magical girl, dark fantasy/urban fantasy, gothic/horror, and a dash of ecchi naughtiness.