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how to respond to "I want you” ?

Responses to "I want you."

-> feel free to edit as you see fit.

"What am I? A product for you buy?"

"I'm sorry, but I don't want you."

"I want you too."

"So does the other guy, get in line."

"It's giving serial killer."

"Then take me."

"You can't want something you already have."

"Do you want me, or the idea you have of me in your head?"

"And I'm giving myself to you."

"You and thirteen others."

"That's dangerous."

"I am not a prize to be won." (Jasmine slayed with this line frfr)

"You want me?"

"Come and get me, then."

"I can’t believe you just said that."

"I want you more."

*kisses them*

"What if I don't want you?"

"Prove it."

"I've been waiting for you to come to your senses."

"I love you."

"You think you want me, but do you really?"

"You want me now, but what about in a few months?"

"I'm not a temporary desire."

"If you want me, you have to want all of me."

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smut prompt list no. 3

1) mirror sex

2) sex in front of a big window where anyone could glance up and spot them

3) fully clothed x stark naked

4) slow sex while one or both are injured (bonus points if it’s after a battle or after they’ve patched up each other’s wounds)

5) body worshipping 

6) marathon session (they just fucking keep going, babyyyy)

7) finding a somewhat private area at a fancy party to fuck (coat closet, empty office, secluded corner on the big balcony, hedge maze if we wanna get dramatic, etc) 

8) oops, we were just hiding in this closet, but then the close proximity get us too turned on not to fuck

9) revenge sex

10) finding their partner’s sex toy/toys and making them play with it in front of them

11) quickie where you don’t take any clothes off, just tug and pull and expose the essentials 

12) fucking, but one is still trying to keep all of their attention on the game they are playing

13) getting a little too handsy on the dancefloor

14) library sex for those dark academia vibes

15) jealous sex in the alleyway behind the bar

16) accidental i love you’s during sex 

17) seeing the love marks they left on their partner later and getting turned on all over again remember how it got there in the first place

18) a/b/o

19) getting turned on by their partner’s new uniform for work and then roleplaying a bit

20) sleepy domestic sex

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How to write smut ?

(@urfriendlywriter | req by @rbsstuff @yourlocalmerchgirl anyone under the appropriate age, please proceed with caution :') hope this helps guys! )

writing smut depends on each person's writing style but i think there's something so gut-wrenchingly beautiful about smut when it's not very graphic and vivid. like., would this turn on a reader more?

"he kissed her, pulling her body closer to him."

or this?

"His lips felt so familiar it hurt her heart. His breathing had become more strained; his muscles tensed. She let herself sink into his embrace as his hands flattened against her spine. He drew her closer."

(Before proceeding further, these are all "in my opinion" what I think would make it better. Apply parts of the advice you like and neglect the aspects you do not agree with it. Once again I'm not saying you have to follow a certain type of style to write smut! Creative freedom exists for a reason!)

One may like either the top or the bottom one better, but it totally depends on your writing to make it work. Neither is bad, but the second example is more flattering, talking literally.

express one's sensory feelings, and the readers will automatically know what's happening.

writing, "her walls clenched against him, her breath hitching with his every thrust" is better than writing, "she was about to cum".

here are some vocabulary you can introduce in your writing:

whimpered, whispered, breathed lightly, stuttered, groaned, grunted, yearned, whined, ached, clenched, coaxed, cried out, heaved, hissed

shivering, shuddering, curling up against one's body, squirming, squirting, touching, teasing, taunting, guiding, kneeling, begging, pining, pinching, grinding,

swallowing, panting, sucking in a sharp breath, thrusting, moving gently, gripped, biting, quivering,

nibbling, tugging, pressing, licking, flicking, sucking, panting, gritting, exhaling in short breaths,

wet kisses, brushing soft kisses across their body (yk where), licking, sucking, teasing, tracing, tickling, bucking hips, forcing one on their knees

holding hips, guiding the one on top, moving aimlessly, mindlessly, sounds they make turn insanely beautiful, sinful to listen to

some adverbs to use: desperately, hurriedly, knowingly, teasingly, tauntingly, aimlessly, shamelessly, breathlessly, passionately, delicately, hungrily

he sighed with pleasure

her skin flushed

he shuddered when her body moved against his

he planted kisses along her jawline

her lips turned red, messy, kissed and flushed.

his hands were on his hair, pulling him.

light touches traveled down his back

words were coiled at his throat, coming out as broken sobs, wanting more

he arched his back, his breath quivering

her legs parted, sinking into the other's body, encircling around their waist.

+ mention the position, how they're being moved around---are they face down, kneeling, or standing, or on top or on bottom--it's really helpful to give a clear picture.

+ use lustful talk, slow seduction, teasing touches, erratic breathing, give the readers all while also giving them nothing. make them yearn but DO NOT PROLONG IT.

sources to refer to for more: (will be updated soon!)

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When A Character Is experiencing profound grief they…

cry frequently and uncontrollably.

have trouble getting out of bed.

lose interest in activities they once enjoyed.

feel a deep, aching emptiness.

withdraw from social interactions.

experience waves of intense sadness.

have difficulty concentrating or remembering things.

feel a sense of numbness or detachment.

struggle with feelings of guilt or regret.

find it hard to eat or sleep.

hold onto mementos and memories.

feel as though life will never be the same.

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commonly confused words

accept: to receive except: with the exclusion of

advice: recommendation (noun) advise: to recommend (verb)

adverse: unfavorable averse: opposed to

affect: to influence (verb); emotional response (noun) effect: result (noun); to cause (verb)

aisle: space between rows isle: island

allude: to make indirect reference to elude: to avoid

allusion: indirect reference illusion: false idea, misleading appearance

already: by this time all ready: fully prepared

altar: sacred platform or place alter: to change

altogether: thoroughly all together: everyone/everything in one place

a lot: a quantity; many of something allot: to divide or portion out

angel: supernatural being, good person angle: shape made by joining two straight lines

are: plural form of "to be" our: plural form of "my"

accent: pronunciation common to a region ascent: the act of rising or climbing assent: consent, agreement

assistance: help assistants: helpers

bare: nude, unadorned bear: to carry; an animal

beside: close to; next to besides: except for; in addition

boar: a wild male pig bore: to drill a hole through

board: piece of wood bored: uninterested

born: brought into life borne: past participle of "to bear" (carry)

breath: air taken in (noun) breathe: to take in air (verb)

brake: device for stopping break: destroy; make into pieces

buy: to purchase by: next to; through the agency of

canvas: heavy cloth canvass: to take a survey; a survey

capital: major city capitol: government building

choose: to pick chose: past tense of "to choose"

clothes: garments close: to shut; near cloths: pieces of fabric

coarse: rough course: path; series of lectures

complement: something that completes compliment: praise, flattery

conscience: sense of morality conscious: awake, aware

corps: regulated group corpse: dead body

council: governing body counsel: advice; to give advice

dairy: place where milk products are processed diary: personal journal

descent: downward movement dissent: disagreement

dessert: final, sweet course in a meal desert: to abandon; dry, sandy area

device: a plan; a tool or utensil devise: to create

discreet: modest, prudent behavior discrete: a separate thing, distinct

do: a verb indicating performance or execution of a task dew: water droplets condensed from air due: as a result of

dominant: commanding, controlling dominate: to control

die: to lose life; one of a pair of dice dye: to change or add color

dyeing: changing or adding color dying: losing life

elicit: to draw out illicit: illegal, forbidden

eminent: prominent imminent: about to happen

envelop: to surround (verb) envelope: container for a letter (noun)

everyday: routine, commonplace, ordinary (adj.) every day: each day, succession (adj. + noun)

fair: just, honest; a carnival; light skinned fare: money for transportation; food

farther: at a greater (measurable) distance further: in greater (non-measurable) depth

formally: conventionally, with ceremony formerly: previously

forth: forward fourth: number four in a list

gorilla: animal in ape family guerrilla: soldier specializing in surprise attacks

hear: to sense sound by ear here: in this place

heard: past tense of "to hear" herd: group of animals

hoard: a hidden fund or supply, a cache horde: a large group or crowd, swarm

hole: opening whole: complete; an entire thing

human: relating to the species homo sapiens humane: compassionate

its: possessive form of "it" it's: contraction for "it is"

knew: past tense of "know" new: fresh, not yet old

know: to comprehend no: negative

later: after a time latter: second one of two things

lead: heavy metal substance; to guide led: past tense of "to lead"

lessen: to decrease lesson: something learned and/or taught

lightning: storm-related electricity lightening: making lighter

loose: unbound, not tightly fastened lose: to misplace

maybe: perhaps (adv.) may be: might be (verb)

meat: animal flesh meet: to encounter mete: to measure; to distribute

medal: a flat disk stamped with a design meddle: to interfere, intrude metal: a hard organic substance mettle: courage, spirit, energy

miner: a worker in a mine minor: underage person (noun); less important (adj.)

moral: distinguishing right from wrong; lesson of a fable or story morale: attitude or outlook usually of a group

passed: past tense of "to pass" past: at a previous time

patience: putting up with annoyances patients: people under medical care

peace: absence of war piece: part of a whole; musical arrangement

peak: point, pinnacle, maximum peek: to peer through or look furtively pique: fit of resentment, feeling of wounded vanity

pedal: the foot lever of a bicycle or car petal: a flower segment peddle: to sell

personal: intimate; owned by a person personnel: employees

plain: simple, unadorned plane: to shave wood; aircraft (noun)

precede: to come before proceed: to continue

presence: attendance; being at hand presents: gifts

principal: foremost (adj.); administrator of a school (noun) principle: moral conviction, basic truth

quiet: silent, calm quite: very

rain: water drops falling; to fall like rain reign: to rule rein: strap to control an animal (noun); to guide or control (verb)

raise: to lift up raze: to tear down

rational: having reason or understanding rationale: principles of opinion, beliefs

respectfully: with respect respectively: in that order

reverend: title given to clergy; deserving respect reverent: worshipful

right: correct; opposite of left rite: ritual or ceremony write: to put words on paper

road: path rode: past tense of "to ride"

scene: place of an action; segment of a play seen: viewed; past participle of "to see"

sense: perception, understanding since: measurement of past time; because

sight: scene, view, picture site: place, location cite: to document or quote (verb)

stationary: standing still stationery: writing paper

straight: unbending strait: narrow or confining; a waterway

taught: past tense of "to teach" taut: tight

than: used to introduce second element; compared to then: at that time; next

their: possessive form of "they" there: in that place they’re: contraction for "they are"

through: finished; into and out of threw: past tense of "to throw" thorough: complete

to: toward too: also; very (used to show emphasis) two: number following one

track: course, road tract: pamphlet; plot of ground

waist: midsection of the body waste: discarded material; to squander

waive: forgo, renounce wave: flutter, move back and forth

weak: not strong week: seven days

weather: climatic condition whether: if wether: a neutered male sheep

where: in which place were: past tense of "to be"

which: one of a group witch: female sorcerer

whose: possessive for "of who" who’s: contraction for "who is"

your: possessive for "of you" you’re: contraction for "you are" yore: time long past

commonly confused words part 2

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I dont know if you ever answer it but, I always feel stuck when I want to write how one character show their anger. Can you maybe share some to us how? But with dialouge and the describing feelings instead? Hehe I'm sorry and thank you! I hope this makes sense?

How to write anger

Why is the character angry?

feeling betrayed

feeling frustrated

feeling left out

feeling hurt

feeling misunderstood

feeling annoyed

feeling jealous

feeling like no one listens to them

feeling rejected

feeling powerless

feeling embarrassed

being worried

How does the character show it?

There are two options:

silently, trying to suppress it and not show it

openly and direct

Both options can be shown with different dialogue and with describing their body language.

Body Language

1. Silently, trying to suppress it and not show it

clenching their fists

pressing their lips on each other

breathing loudly through their nose

eyes getting smaller

clenching their teeth

clenching their jaw

looking away to calm themselves

speaking with clenched teeth

whole body is tense

2. Openly and direct

screaming

throwing things around

stomping

moving around a lot, can't keeping still

open body language, like they are ready to attack

frown wrinkles on their forehead

prominent veins

grabbing someone they are angry with to get them to understand why they are angry

becoming violent

non-stop talking, ranting

shaking their head

throwing their arms in the air

eyes either going from one point to another while ranting or completely fixating on the person they are angry with

Dialogue

Depends on the situation and what they are angry about, but it's important to say, that especially in the more manic phase of loud and open anger, it oftentimes happens that the characters say things, they wouldn't normally say and that they even want to take back later when it registered what they said. So let them go a bit wild with the way they talk.

Here are some dialogue prompts for a scene where people are fighting and being betrayed. And here are some posts that can help in a scene that has anger in it.

How to write emotional scenes

How to write an argument

How to write yelling

How to write betrayal

Hope this is helpful!

- Jana

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How to show emotions

Part V

How to show grief

a vacant look

slack facial expressions

shaky hands

trembling lips

swallowing

struggling to breathe

tears rolling down their cheeks

How to show fondness

smiling with their mouth and their eyes

softening their features

cannot keep their eyes off of the object of their fondness

sometimes pouting the lips a bit

reaching out, wanting to touch them

How to show envy

narrowing their eyes

rolling their eyes

raising their eyebrows

grinding their teeth

tightening jaw

chin poking out

pouting their lips

forced smiling

crossing arms

shifting their gaze

clenching their fists

tensing their muscles

then becoming restless/fidgeting

swallowing hard

stiffening

holding their breath

blinking rapidly

exhaling sharply

How to show regret

scrubbing a hand over the face

sighing heavily

downturned mouth

slightly bending over

shoulders hanging low

hands falling to the sides

a pained expression

heavy eyes

staring down at their feet

Part I + Part II + Part III + Part IV

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Dialogue Responses Masterlist

"Where do we go from here?" (x)

"You tell me."

"I wish I knew."

"Why do you ask me?"

"I honestly don't know."

"The only way is forward."

"Hopefully to a better place."

"Back to where we came from."

"We need to leave the past behind."

"Oh, but I'm horrible with directions."

"Doesn't matter, as long as we're together."

"I miss you." (x)

"I miss you too."

"It's just temporary."

"I wish you were here."

"We'll see each other again."

"Well, that's too bad for you."

"Just a few more days, I promise."

"One day, I won't have to leave again."

"The truth is, I don't miss you anymore."

"I'm sorry, I can't change that right now."

"This wasn't the last time we've seen each other."

"It doesn't matter." (x)

"Maybe not."

"It matters to me!"

"Maybe not to you."

"But you do matter!"

"It used to matter to you."

"You just don't know it yet."

"But it will matter, believe me."

"Well, I would say it does matter."

"You can't hide behind this facade forever."

"Don't you see that there are people who care?"

“How are you?” (x)

“Fine.” (A lie)

“I’m fine.” (Honest)

“I have been better.”

“Not that bad actually.”

“Why would you even care?”

“I’ve been feeling worse before.“

"I feel like I should ask you that.”

“Well, it’s so nice of you to ask…”

“I’m doing quite well at the moment.”

“Probably a lot better than you look like.”

"I need your help." (x)

"Where's the body?"

"What's the problem?"

"You never ask for help."

"You can always count on me."

"Tell me what to do and I'll do it."

"You know I will always help you."

"Why does that sentence scare me?"

"That's a sentence I have heard before."

"Why do I feel like this is more than a small favour?"

"It seems to be important, if you are willing to ask me."

“What do you need?” (x)

“You.”

“A hug.”

“Motivation.”

“I just don’t know.”

“Fresh air to breathe.”

“Some tissues, please.”

“Nothing you could give me.”

“Just a very small favour, I promise.”

“A small moment to just be by myself.”

“Silence, but that seems too much to ask for.”

“I have a plan.” (x)

“Finally!”

“Tell me what to do.”

“Alright, let’s hear it.”

“Can’t make things worse.”

“Hopefully it’s a good one.”

“I’m scared to find out what it is.”

“Does it involve staying unharmed?”

“Great, now we’re even more screwed.”

“Why do you sound so happy about that?”

“Great timing, because we desperately need one.”

“There is something I wanted to tell you…” (x)

“I’m listening.”

“And here we go…”

“Don’t even bother.”

“Let’s get it over with…”

“Stop being so ominous.”

“You’re making me nervous.”

“I already know. And I do too.”

“Psst. You don’t need to say it.”

“Why do you look at me like that?”

“I think I already know where this is going.”

“What is wrong with you?” (x)

“It’s a long story.”

“Very good question.”

“Oh, so many things.”

“Too many things to count.”

“Well, thank you for asking…”

“I’m tired of defending myself.”

“Don’t act like I’m the problem!”

“How much time do you have?”

“Do you really want to find out?”

“Nothing, but what is wrong with you?”

“Do you feel better now?” (x)

“A tiny bit.”

“I feel worse.”

“Yes, thank you.”

“Surprisingly yes.”

“Not even a little bit.”

“Would you feel better?”

“I don’t even know anymore.”

“Actually yes, I do feel better.”

“Yes, but stop laughing at me.”

“I don’t think I will ever feel better again.”

“I feel like I’m losing you.” (x)

“I will never leave you.”

“You need to let me go.”

“It’s not losing, it’s evolving.”

“I will always be here for you.”

“I don’t want go, but I have to.”

“You’ve already lost me a while ago.”

“What am I supposed to answer you?”

“And you are still not fighting to keep me.”

“A little late to realize that you want me around.”

“You’re not losing me, I was never yours to be lost.”

“What are we?” (x)

“Probably stupid.”

“Lost. And desperate.”

“I don’t know anymore.”

“Why do you ask me that?”

“Tough question to answer.”

“What would you like us to be?”

“Human. At least I hope we still are.”

“Not the right time for that question.”

“I would like us to be more than friends.”

“Nothing anymore. We are nothing to each other.”

“Jealousy doesn’t look good on you.” (x)

“You know you love it.”

“Shut up, I’m not jealous.”

“Then don’t make me jealous.”

“Everything looks good on me.”

“Jealous? Over you? Oh, please.”

“Really? It looks great on you, though.”

“Jealousy? That word is not in my vocabulary.”

“There is no reason for me to be jealous, right?”

“As if I would be jealous over you. I mean of you.”

“You’re right, it does suit you much more than me.”

“I think you are in love.” (x)

“Oh, hell no.”

“Is that what it is?”

“Don’t be ridiculous.”

“And what do I do now?”

“This is so embarrassing.”

“Shit. I’m in love with them.”

“Don’t say a word to anyone!”

“Definitely not. Doesn’t sound like me.”

“In love? I don’t have time to be in love.”

“But I hate them. I am in hate with them.”

“Can we talk?” (x)

“Sure, what’s up?”

“That would probably help.”

“What is there to talk about?”

“Oh, so now you want to talk?”

“You’re making me nervous now.”

“Not right now. Later I’ll be all ears.”

“You’re scaring me. Is everything ok?”

“This is not the right moment for this.”

“Actually no. I don’t want to talk right now.”

“I think we’ve all said what we wanted to say.”

“Are you afraid of me?” (x)

“You wish.”

“Sometimes.”

“Why would I?”

“Should I be afraid?”

“Nah. You’re a big softie.”

“Do I look like I am afraid?”

“I will never be afraid of you.”

“Would that change anything?”

“Yeah. I mean, kinda. Definitely.”

“Do you want me to be afraid of you?”

“Have I ever lied to you?” (x)

“Yes. All the time.”

“I hope you’re joking.”

“Are you really asking me that?”

“Oh, I remember many instances.”

“Should I remind you of that one time…”

“When have you ever told me the truth?”

“Not to my knowledge, but I could be wrong.”

“Do you want a list of all the times that you lied?”

“No, so I don’t understand why you start with it now.”

“Probably. Because I don’t feel like I know you anymore.”

“I love you.” (x)

“Oh.”

“I’m sorry.”

“Thank you.”

“And I love you.”

“I never knew that…”

“That’s nice to know.”

“That’s just bad taste.”

“I love you too, you idiot.”

“This is not the right place.”

“You know how I feel about you.”

And: “You couldn’t have picked a worse time for a confession.”

“I hate you.” (x)

“That’s ok.”

“Aww, love you too.”

“Welcome to the club.”

“Well, you’re not special.”

“Wow, that makes me sad.”

“Happens to the best of us.”

“And you’re not the first one.”

“That won’t change anything.”

“Great, I hate myself too sometimes.”

“That’s a strong emotion you feel for me.”

“I thought you were dead!” (x)

“Didn’t stick.”

“I kind of was…”

“Just wishful thinking.”

“That was just a phase.”

“Didn’t work out for me.”

“Wow, the miracle of life!”

“I thought the same thing.”

“I was, but now I’m here again.”

“You were supposed to think that.”

“I’m so sorry! I’ll explain everything to you.”

“I said sorry. What more could you want?” (x)

"An explanation."

"For you to actually mean it."

"The truth about why you did it."

"I want you to actually feel sorry."

"That you will finally leave me alone."

"A promise that this was the last time."

"If you don't know, then I can't help you."

"I wish I wouldn't have had to beg you for it."

"Saying it and meaning it are two different things."

"Nothing. I don't want anything from you anymore."

“Please, come back to me.” (x)

“Always.”

“I will. I promise.”

“Please wait for me.”

“Nothing I want more.”

“I will fight for it. For us.”

“I can’t promise you that.”

“I’ll be back before you know it.”

“I don’t want to give you false hope.”

“Nothing could keep me away from you.”

“I can’t wait to hold you in my arms again.”

“I’m going to kill you!” (x)

“Have fun.”

“It was a joke!”

“Do your worst.”

“Understandable.”

“Well, you can try…”

“We can still work this out!”

“You have to catch me first!”

“That’s not a nice thing to say.”

“Ok, but can you make it quick?”

“Not to brag, but I don’t think you can.”

“Nothing to be embarrassed about.” (x)

“I still want to die.”

“But it definitely is!”

“I will never live it down.”

“Sweet that you think that.”

“It’s easier for you to say that…”

“Please, just let me die in shame.”

“This is going to haunt me forever!”

“People will only remember me by this.”

“I can never ever show my face there again.”

“Just the most embarrassing thing that ever happened to me.”

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I made a spotify list❗️❗️

would like for you guys or anyone stumbling over this post to check it out. The list is a mix of new touchy feely artist songs and originals,people I found their music is great from TIKTOK so go ahead feel free to share your opinion and pass it to your friends🤷🏽‍♀️ its much appreciated.

(list frequently updated!)

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Let's write about killers, serial killers, habitual murderers and getting away with crime! In order to write about these experienced ones, of course, we need to know how to COVER UP A MURDER:

01. Getting Rid of Evidence ☾🩸

Do not leave any DNA behind: Choose a place where there's going to be a lot of other people's DNA from strangers.

Oxygen bleach: These detergents are the best for removing blood stains.

Wear proper gear: goggles, latex gloves, covered shoes

Don't take anything from the body

Clean up.

Leave the body alone: don't touch or move it! It could have just been an accident...right?

Hide the victim's identity also is possible. Set fire to the whole scene.

02. Location/Target 🏠

Be random: A larger number of crimes are committed by someone known/close to the victim. The police will have a significantly harder time if your victim is COMPLETELY A STRANGER TO YOU.

Pick the soically weak: Prostitutes, illegal immigrants, etc. tend to be reluctant to go to the police.

Commit the crime in another city.

Leave the police's mean area of interest - but don't travel so far that they'll start to get suspicious of you intentionally leaving.

Choose a place without a lot of traffic.

Don't travel too long before the crime - you may get tired

03. Type of Crime 🔪

Consider the timing. Night or day? What's the best in this situation?

Shooting? Stabbing?

Poison? Burning? Crucification?

Bomb? Stricking? Fire?

Using your hands vs. A weapon?

04. Timing ⏰

Look like you are not out of place on the street

The best time to commit a crie is in the very early hours of the day when most poeple are asleep.

05. Tools 🔧

Thick gloves are a must

Buy tools at least 1 month before committing the crime

Pay in cash

Destroy any receipts or shopping bag

After the crime is committd, destroy everything you bought as quickly as you can.

Don't buy any brands you typically use, unless they are very generic.

Stagger your purchases - no bulk buying

Shop out of town in large department stores.

06. Alibi 📄

Plan an out of town trip and book everything with your credit car

Stay in a hotel with no cameras.

Sign up for events to attend. Hire someone to check in with your name if possible.

Return home as normal the next day

07. The Getaway 🚗

The best mode of transport is by bike. Travel quickly without being tracked.

Don't be seen walking on the street nearby

08. The Aftermath🏃

Continue about your everyday ife.

No emotional display: Police look for behavioral evidence like anger, sexuality, lust, insecurity, etc.

Don't talk - no braggin, no drunk crime talk.

Don't watch the television or any kind of media for at least a month. The police can use these as tools to psych you out.

If you get arrested, do not speak. No one knows better than you.

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🖱️References

https://www.top-criminal-justice-schools.net/murder/

https://www.theguardian.com/how-to-solve-a-murder-a-detectives-dilemma/ng-interactive/2017/apr/14/coverups-crime-evidence-dna-criminal-justice

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Angry, Yelling, Desperate Love Confessions ❤️

Angry (frustrated) love confessions work the best when:

Enemies are becoming lovers

There's a misunderstanding about to be resolved

They are angry-worried about the other person

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"When have you ever cared what I think?" / "Since forever, you dimwit!"

"Do you think I wanted this shit for myself? That I, of all people, wanted to fall in love with you?"

"You hate me." / "Oh, yes. I hated you, thought about you, dreamed you in every waking moment. I have loved you! All this time..."

"I'm so done. Find me when you've opened your eyes."

"God, how can you be so blind?"

"I tried to erase you, but it wasn't so easy when everything about me has been you, you, and only you, for such a fucking long time."

"Am I so insignificant that you can't, not even for one second in all these years, that I'm here because I love you?"

"So teach me to forget. Tell me how you do it. Save me 'cause I', drowning."

"Really? All this time, not even once? It wasn't all hate, not for me!"

"Do you know what I hate the most? You've detrayed me, ignored me, tried to kill me - and I'm still stupidly deep in love with you."

"I can't leave you alone for one moment, can I?" / "Just leave, I'm fine." / "I'm most definitely not fine if I know you can get hurt."

"If you haven't figured it out until now, I don't know what else to say. Or do."

"I thought that if I chase you, be there for you, love you harder, you would some day see it for what it was. I was a fool to think you'd ever want me. Love me." / "I...what?"

"It just happened, okay? One moment I was cursing you and the next I was dying to kiss you. Don't you get it? I love you."

"Is the idea of me loving you so terrible that you cannot understand it?"

"Trust me, I wish I had more control over my heart but I don't."

"Why? Why, because I loved you. God, I did it only for you..."

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Plant Symbolisms 🌱🌿🪴

Flora have a special corner in literature.

Starting from the Greco-Roman period when certain plants were representative of gods (like olive trees for Athena), plants have meant more than just a source of food or pleasure.

Lotus - Symbol of creation, rebirth, and the sun. The blue lotus represents spiritual enlightenment, while the white lotus symbolizes purity.

Papyrus - Represents prosperity, growth, and regeneration, often associated with the Nile River and the goddess Isis.

Mandrake - Associated with love, fertility, and aphrodisiac properties.

Poppy - Symbol of sleep, healing, and regeneration, often associated with the god of sleep, Hypnos.

Rose - Represents love, beauty, and the goddess Aphrodite.

Jasmine - Symbol of sensuality, love, and spiritual growth.

Palm - Represents victory, triumph, and eternal life, often associated with the god Osiris.

Acacia - Symbolizes resurrection and the afterlife, linked to the god Osiris and the Tree of Life.

Cornflower - Represents fertility, abundance, and regeneration.

Anemone - Symbol of protection, healing, and renewal.

Anemone, garden: Forsaken.

Almond, flowering: Hope.

Balm: Sympathy.

Bamboo: The emblem of Buddha. The seven-knotted bamboo denotes the seven degrees of initiation and invocation in Buddhism.

Bay leaf: I change but in death.

Bell flower, white: Gratitude.

Bluebell: Constancy.

Broken flower: A life terminated, mortality.

Buttercup: Cheerfulness.

Calla lily: Symbolises marriage.

Campanula: Gratitude.

Carnation, red: Beauty always new

Chrysanthemum: I love.

Clover, white: Think of me.

Clover, four-leaved: Be mine.

Cinquefoil: maternal affection, beloved daughter.

Convolvulus, major: Extinguished hopes or eternal sleep.

Coreopsis, Arkansa: Love at first sight.

Crocus: Youthful gladness.

Cuckoo Pint: Ardour.

Cypress tree: Designates hope.

Daffodil: Death of youth, desire, art, grace, beauty, deep regard.

Daisy: Innocence of child, Jesus the Infant, youth, the Son righteousness, gentleness, purity of thought.

Daisy, garden: I share your sentiment.

Dead leaves: Sadness, melancholy.

Dogwood: Christianity, divine sacrifice, triumph of eternal life, resurrection.

Fern: Sincerity, sorrow.

Figs, Pineapples: Prosperity, eternal life.

Fleur-de-lis: Flame, passion, ardour, mother.

Flower: frailty of life.

Forget-me-not: Remembrance / true love.

Furze or Gorse: Enduring affection.

Grapes: represent Christ.

Grapes and leaves: Christian faith.

Harebell: Grief.

Hawthorn: Hope, merriness, springtime.

Heartsease or Pansy: I am always thinking of you.

Holly: Foresight.

Honeysuckle: Bonds of love, generosity and devoted affection.

Honesty: Sincerity.

Ivy: Memory, immortality, friendship, fidelity, faithfulness, undying affection, eternal life, marriage.

Jonquil: “I hope for a return of affection.”

Lalla: Beauty, marriage.

Laurel leaves: Special achievement, distinction, success, triumph.

Marigold: Grief or despair.

Morning glory: Resurrection, mourning, youth, farewell, brevity of life, departure, mortality.

Mystic rose: Mother.

*some of these flower symbols have Greek or Roman origins but were also used in ancient Egyptian culture.

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🖱️References

https://www.proflowers.com/blog/plant-symbolism-guide

https://www.pinterest.com/pin/396668679699365428/

https://lilysflorist.com/blog/the-symbolism-of-flowers-in-literature-and-poetry-a-look-at-the-hidden-meanings-of-blooms-in-classic-texts/#:~:text=Rose%20%2D%20Represents%20love%2C%20beauty%2C,and%20the%20Tree%20of%20Life.

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Vocabulary List for Fight Scenes

Combat Actions

Hoist

Dart/Dash

Deflect

Shield

Sidestep

Snatch up

Stalk

Stamp/stomp

Stretch

Stride

Wagger

Oust

Leap

Lose ground

Mimick

Mirror

Negate

Overpower

Parry

Rear to full height

Resurgate

Suanter

Seize

Take cover

Throttle

Twirl

Unleash

Withdraw

Entwine

Flee

Gain ground

Grasp

Cling to

Breach

Duck

Dodge

Hits

Amputate

Bloody

Carbe

Castrate

Collision

Connect

Crush

Defenestrate

Destroy

Disfigure

Dismember

Dissever

Grind

Maul

Perforate

Rend

Riddle with holes

Saw

Smack

Splatter

Sunder

Torn Asunder

Traumatize

Whack

Writhe

Gut

Hammer

Maim

Mangle

Plow

Puncture

Melee

Assault

Attack

Barrage

Bash

Belebor

Bludgeon

Carve

Chop

Cleave

Clio

Club

Crosscut

Dice

DIg

Gore

Hack

Impale

Jab

Kick

Knock

Onsalught

Pierce

Plnt

Punch

Rive

Shove

Skewer

Slice

Smash

Stab

Strike

Sweep

Swipe

Swing

Transfix

Thrust

Visual Flair

Agony

Asphyxiate

Chock

Cough up bile

Cut to ribbons

Flop limply

Fractue

Freckled with blood

Gouts of blood

Grimane

Hemorrhage

Hiccup blood

Imprint

Indent

Resounding

Retch

Rip

rupture

Shiny with gore

Spew

Splash

Slumped in despair

Splatter

Split

Tear

Topple

Void

Vomit

Wedge

With a fell gaze

With a fiendish grin

With blank surprise

Audible Flair

Bang

Barking

Bong

Boom

Crack

Cackle

Clang

Clash

Crash

Cry

Echo

Elicit a curse

Frunt

Hiss

Howel

Hum

Moan

Muttering

Whoosh

Whistle

Whizz

With a keening cry

Thud

Thunk

Thawk

Splat

Snarl

Swoosh

Squeal

Sing

Sickening Pop

Silintly

Shriek

Shout

Snap

Thundering

Effects

Blind

Burn

Cause frostbite

Cauterize

Concussion

Combust

Daze

Dazzle

Deafen

Disintegrate

Electrocute

Freeze

Fuse flesh

Immobilze

Incinerate

Melt

Pralyse

Petrify

Purbind

Radiate

Reduced to

Shock

Sightless

Stun

Transiluminate

Death Blows

Annihilate

Behead

Decapitate

Disembowel

Eviscerate

Extirpate

Murder

Obliterate

Raze

Exterminate

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Responses to: "I love you"

writing prompts by @writers_potion

Who doesn't?

I know.

I'm sorry.

If only there was something out there who loved you.

A horrible decision, really.

Why?

...Thanks...?

*laughs nervously*

*laughs hysterically*

I understand, but...

I knew you felt what I did!

I can't breathe.

Okay..you wanna...get a drink sometime or something, then?

Now who's the one with bad timing?

You okay?

I...*at a loss for words*

Thought you'd never admit

*slowly points gun at the other*

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Writing Webnovels 101

There is one key difference between printed/ebooks and a webnovel: you need to adapt your writing for a highly distracted audience.

Unlike a traditional reading experience, people reading on the web have a gazillion other tabs, windows and notifications demanding their attention. So, here are some things to keep in mind when you’re writing for a digital platform.

Short, To-The-Point sentences

Keep your sentences short so that the reader doesn’t lose themselves in the middle.

Keep descriptions short and to the point while focusing on the action of the story.

Fast-paced

Each chapter must have significant action that contributes to plot progression.

Use well-placed cliffhangers that wouldn’t lose the reader in between chapters.

Trope-Led Story

The function of tropes is to provide a distracted reader with a ready-built framework to understand the story.

Using the right tropes is also important to attract your target audience since it tell up upfront about what kind of experience they’re going to have.

Emotion-Led Story

Deliver emotional highs and lows right off the bat, because big, intense emotion is what the readers are looking for.

Emotional information is easier to digest and retain than technical description.

Big emotions are easier to hook into and relate to.

Linear Storyline

Keep flashbacks, flashforwards, time skips to a minimum.

For a distracted reader, a straightforward timeline is a lot easier to understand and return to after a hiatus.

Focused Plot

Having multiple subplots weaving in and out of each other is probably not the best idea.

Keep delivering the emotional experience that the reader is looking for and provide only relevant information.

Technicals

Choosing the right platform

There are so many ways you can write online, from building your own website to writing short episodes on social media platforms.

You can use: novelfull.com, readlightnovel.me, Ltnovel.com, Wattpad, Webnovel, Wuxiaworld, etc.

Before you start posting on a platform, research into the kind of readers it has, what are the most popular genres, etc. Make sure you are pitching to the right audience.

Promoting Your Work

Many writers now promote themselves through newsletters, Instagram, YouTube, etc. but for someone just starting out, creating digital content on top of writing can be tough.

Join a webnovel community and get to know some of your fellow writers! The goal here is not to span other established works to links of your site. As time foes on, linking to one another and making recommendations would come naturally.

Set a Realistic Posting Schedule

Your posting schedule determines how often your readers get to interact with the story world and with one another. It’s how often life gets breathed into your story.

However, going for five days a week isn’t going to be sustainable, unless your story is already finished.

There is no magic number, so figure out a consistent, regular schedule that you can stick to. At least once a week is recommended.

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References:

https://creators.wattpad.com/writing-resources/write-your-story/what-is-a-webnovel-indepth-guide/

https://www.drewhayesnovels.com/blog/2014/1/25/shit-i-wish-id-known-before-starting-a-web-novel

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Writing Morally Gray Characters

Morally gray antagonists and heroes can bring up many interesting questions about your story's theme and plot. Yes, your hero does want to save the world, but resorts to cruel ways of bringing peace?

Being morally gray can also mean that the character is highly goal- oriented and values efficiency and success over anything.

Deceiving Appearances

As is true in real life, a person's intentions aren't always obvious. A character, their title, background or really just how they look might at first indicate they're the hero type but surprise - they're not.

By hiding ulterior motives behind more apparent ones, you can add depth to your morally gray characters. Appearances can be deceiving, and that makes for a juicy read.

Morally Gray vs. Villains

Morally gray characters and villains are not strictly one and the same. Yes, there is overlap-they can be villains-but the distinctions are there nonetheless.

I don't think having a dark past to provide motivations for morally gray characters is too effective. They do intend to harm others, and sometimes, that's just the way they are.

Recognition

Your morally gray character should recognize that their choices can cause harm, intentionally or otherwise.

Although he's willing to risk the chance in his pursuit of knowledge, he does actively recognize that his actions can result in negative consequences. He sometimes acknowledges this before he does something, and sometimes only in hindsight.

Remorse

They must understand and experience remorse. When the consequences of their actions wreck and story world and kills people around her, she would certainly have regrets and even struggle to undo what she did.

The point here is, she won't regret until she has already caused the wreckage.

Redemption

Finally, when even they feel things have gone too far, your morally gray character must seek redemption however that manifests itself in your story.

For all their logic and reasoning, they are not without feeling. They can grow to care for other characters and go out of their way to help them at times, even save their life.

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