Faith

@savannah_grace2009

I think Wyoh ate your post.

@theducktator

Ok, good, I was worried that I was losing it for a moment there lol.

@savannah_grace2009

I do not hate first person, I think it can be really good when done properly (I doubt anyone else has read this book, but The Door on Half-bald Hill is an example of this ((oh man I adore that book))). I just think it’s harder to get right tha…[Read more]

@keilah-h

Lol I was thinking the same thing XD

Ok I give up. Wyoh, you’re a jerk

@loopylin

Waiiiit… isn’t the Penderwicks third person??? Or have I officially gone insane?

@esther-c

I don’t really think I’ll be able to help, cuz I’m completely out of my element when it comes to contemporary.

I don’t know about the first vs. third person problem, but if you have multiple POV characters, I’d recommend that you stick to…[Read more]

@rae I don’t think I can handle another rp at the moment, but this sounds fun and I might join later on

Wyoh, I can’t think of a good insult rn, but stop

@esther-c First person for some reason really bothers me. There are some books like Percy Jackson and the Penderwicks that I’ve enjoyed despite being in first person, but it still really pulls me out of the story. It makes me wonder why the mc is talking to me or if the book is like the mc’s perso…[Read more]

@esther-c First person for some reason really bothers me. There are some books like Percy Jackson and the Penderwicks that I’ve enjoyed despite being in first person, but it still really pulls me out of the story. It makes me wonder why the mc is talking to me or if the book is like the mc’s personal diary? Are they the kind of person to write dow…[Read more]

@rae

I love this idea. I haven’t been on much lately but I’d definitely try to get on more to participate!

1. Oh and I don’t think him walking slowly and carefully quite fits? It totally could work and you can ignore me here, but typically you’re in either fight, flight, or freeze mode during a panic attack. You’re not thinking logically, you’re just acting on fear. Obviously he’s not going to fight, so I think it would make more sense if he was eithe…[Read more]

@freed_and_redeemed

1. I think it was pretty accurate except that he was thinking in full sentences. Typically when I’ve had an anxiety attack, my thoughts come in scattered fragments or images. Usually it’s only a couple words or a phrase on repeat or it’s just pure emotion and physical symptoms. Nothing really makes sense in the moment and m…[Read more]

Dante

Dante suppressed a yawn.

He had slept in late in the motel room after getting almost no sleep when he was outside the night before. He was exhausted from exploring, hunting pixies, and peer-pressured dance lessons. When he had finally woken up in the morning, he found Jr’s bed unsurprisingly empty.

Dante had left a sloppy note thanking J…[Read more]

@keilah-h Thanks!

https://www.canva.com/design/DAGAl2UBy7g/hQY9zyJbI7vfjstVRRHTcQ/view?utm_content=DAGAl2UBy7g&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link&utm_source=editor

Ellie outfit and design ideas if anyone wants to see

@people

Sorry, the creative writing department has just shut down in my brain without giving me any explanation. So I probably won’t be rping for a while until I get my energy back or whatever it is I need. 👍

@whalekeeper

XD That’s hilarious I love it.

Lucid dreams are so fun, though I only was able to have them a few times as a kid. Usually my solutions to nightmares was to just sprout wings and fly away

@trailblazer

Well I wouldn’t call myself that, but yeah, dreams are pretty cool sometimes 🙂

@keilah-h

Hey, I’ve had that happen too!
There was one time I had a nightmare about a burnt field in the middle of a forest. A few weeks later, I went on a field trip to mt st helens with my class. I went exploring around our camp with a classmate one day, and we came across a burnt field just like the one in my dream. We both freaked out  and ra…[Read more]

@highscribeofaetherium

…I just didn’t want to give you the satisfaction