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“i got trauma, i got secrets… what you want?” 😌

Nice!!! Here you go🍪🍪:blob_melt:

Rose: “I have a plan.” Mark: “Is it a good plan?” Rose: “It’s a plan.” this is how all their problems start btw full chaos here → [link]

Meet Rose. – has a plan (it’s a bad one) – acts confident, is actually winging everything – will 100% drag everyone into her problems Meet Mark. – questions the plan – still follows the plan – regrets the plan They are not okay.

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If your main character had to survive a zombie apocalypse… but could only use one useless item from their backpack, what would it be? mine is probably her lipstick taser😂. What’s yours?

why am i thinking about another story already… this is how it begins 😅

a new chapter found its way out tonight… quietly, like it always does 😏

I usually come up with names in a few different ways 😊 Sometimes I pick a name based on how the character feels — like their personality or vibe in my head. Other times I’ll think about the world they’re in, and choose something that fits that tone. For example, in my writing I tend to...

my brain: finishes one story also my brain: here are 12 new ideas you’ll never complete ❤️:sneaky:

I actually really love this idea. Writing the beginning and the ending first feels like giving the story direction instead of just hoping it finds its way. And yeah, that “pointless middle” part is way too real 😭 I might try this for my next project. This happened to me too. Most of mine...

Hey! Your story sounds really interesting 👀 I’m open to a swap, but I usually start with a few chapters first to see how we both vibe with each other’s work. If that goes well, we can continue the full 12 chapters. Let me know if that works for you!

What’s one mistake you made early as a writer that you wish you avoided? I feel like I’m probably making a lot of them right now without realizing it.

You ever look at someone and feel like you’ve already lost something? That’s the kind of story I’m writing. No loud chaos. Just quiet tension… and things left unsaid.

It’s not weak, but the opening leans a bit too much on familiar isekai setup, so it doesn’t stand out right away. The part that actually hits is the emotional side, missing family and wanting to go back. That feels more unique than the intro. I think it would be stronger if it got to that...

It’s kinda funny how it all just comes down to immersion. The moment something starts feeling forced or repetitive, you just… lose interest, even if the idea itself is actually good.

What are your favorite ways to make dialogue feel natural and engaging? Any tricks for keeping conversations interesting without slowing down the story?