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gonna post my entire stickman reaction pic collection

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For those who actually read my complaints/rants about the tiktok alenoah video, here it is:

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i haven’t drawn Zevran in a while…

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computer, show me anarchist gentrification restuarant

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sleeping under a blanket in just your underwear when it’s cold and your blanket is warm enough to make up for it is the best fucking thing

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*holds murder weapon in front of security camera like a beauty guru*

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guys the alenoah dynamic is just when the two smartest kids in the class get a different answer but then they makeout mid debate

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I think I wasnt okay last night

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GUYS I DREW MY OTP???? MY COMFORT SHIP??? ALENOAH MY BELOVED????

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Advice For Writing Enemies to Lovers

Things to avoid:

Any situation involving an abuser and a victim (for example, a psychically/emotionally anisove bully and a weaker peer).

A rush to romance. The story doesn’t have to be a slow burn per se, but the enemies have a lot to overcome before the can before lovers so don’t skip ahead to the end.

Why do they hate each other?

It’s important for your characters to have a concrete reason to be enemies, otherwise when they overcome their hatred and fall in love, nothing feels accomplished.

The reason can be broad (see the list linked below) or specific. As long as it’s any reason other than “they just despise each other”, you should be good.

Don’t make the reason they hate each other impossible to overcome. If it’s something completely unforgivable, they won’t be able to love each other despite it.

Reasons for your characters to hate each other

Why do they start to love each other?

Now that they hate each other, it’s time for them to fall in love.

When designing your characters, make sure they have characteristics in common to insure that they have some grounds for a relationship.

They need to overcome the thing that makes them hate each other, either realising that they had the wrong impression of each other or that their differences don’t matter.

They start seeing each other has humans instead of just enemies.

How to get them to fall in love

Enemies to lovers is slow paced. It’s really more enemies to understanding to acceptance to friends to lovers (most of the time). They don’t just wake up one morning and realise “oh damn, I’m in love”.

They realise they have things in common (childhoods, interests, goals, etc.).

One of them learns something about the other that causes them to change how they think of them.

On the way to falling in love, your characters will experience other feelings (denial, lust, etc.). Explore these feelings to help flesh out the characters, their relationship and make their romance more realistic.

Also see:

Enemies to lovers masterlist

I’ll expand on this later, so if there’s anything you’d like expanded on or added, drop an ask!

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gweoff headcanon that whenever geoff does get gwen to go to parties theyll team up at cup pong and just destroy everybody. he brings out their (nb gwen supremacy) competitive/outgoing side n they have fun at parties!

BANGER ANON BANGER!!

gwen rarely goes to parties, and even then they never go too hard unless they're comfortable with most people there, but when the td cast gets together for parties they OWN!!!! they've never been beaten at beer pong, the only pair that's ever gotten close was duncan and heather (and it wasn't even that close)

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noah is on his tiptoes btw

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🦈boy <3

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Petition to rewrite all of island, action, and world tour where everything is mostly the same only Duncan is replaced with Scott.

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been thinking about alejandro in a wedding dress lately (and so has noah)

@courtney-deserved-better

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love the cow emoji. he can do so much. 🔭🐄 he's looking at the stars. 🌻🐄 he's smelling a flower. 🌊🐄 he's surfing. 🧃🐄 he's taking a sip. opportunities are endless.

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The strongest correlation to crime rates is the inverse correlation to income.