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@the_lost-journal

YAYYYYY hahaha

thank you for this conversation!!!

@the_lost-journal

And no, you didn’t come off as rude!!! Talking to people with different beliefs and opinions actually helps me strengthen my own as well as understanding other points of view, so thank you so much!

And I’m sorry if I ever came off as rude hahaha

@ellette-giselle

Prayer really is important. God has given us this gift, we should ask Him to help us use it.

I completely agree!!!!

I also pray about EVERYTHING…like asking Jesus to help me pick out outfits or other random things lol

@whalekeeper

I totally understand how you feel *cries*

No matter how cringy it is, sometimes it is better…[Read more]

@the_lost-journal

Ok, interesting to hear your thoughts! I won’t discuss it any further because I’m not on here to argue, but thanks for taking the time to reply!

I second that!!!! Thank you for answering my questions and giving me something to do lol!!!!

@the_lost-journal

That does sound like a really fun idea!

So, are you thinking of this being like a framing device for a collection of other stories or something?

@linus-smallprint

Last I counted I was at 69 full length novel drafts.

Yeah, I do four drafts, then share, then do more.

It’s how I write so fast. Most people I know do the steps of draft 1-4 while they are writing, which tends to slow them down and cause them to lose interest.

@linus-smallprint

Oh this is really cool!

You should try it with the cover!

Yep! I’m oaky with moving on. I’m been on an off in this RP anyway

@the_lost-journal

Ok, interesting to hear your thoughts! I won’t discuss it any further because I’m not on here to argue, but thanks for taking the time to reply! :))

@linus-smallprint

However, one this is one thing I know of that does help me. I find that something that motivates me is having people share it with me and give me some thoughts right away.

My first draft, as it is, is very undecipherable. However I am comfortable sharing things with my little sister and I’ll keep this in mind.

 Keep in mind…

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@rae

So… the first draft of Guardian Angels I literally started writing while waiting for a piano lesson

So real, though. I probably invented 50% of my early story concepts while waiting for piano lessons.

Sorry, don’t think I am qualified to help even if I could.

It’s okay! If you get an idea, shout it out, because I think anyone with exp…[Read more]

@freed_and_redeemed

Aww, poor Riker. 🥺

@theshadow

I would consider getting out a blank doc or piece of paper and writing what you know about the story on it. Sometimes it’s definitely hard to know where to go after scenes, and knowing the main goal of your story and what’s going to happen will help. I used to just write whatever I felt like, but for TCOH I’ve actually figured out a…[Read more]

@ellette-giselle

Awesome, thanks!!

@ellette-giselle

Watching your style change over the years is such a fun thing as an artist!! It really shows how you improve!

Yeah!! 😄

I love your style, btw. Your characters are always so interesting!

Thank you!! 😊💛 That means a lot to me!!

I also didn’t know what was in the Pale Forest biome, so that was interesting.

@keilah-h

Girl, I spawned in that seed and nearly had a heart attack. XD I am not used to playing video games and I got serious motion sickness, but that spawn is super cool and I want to build one of those towers in BotW where you can’t see the bottom.

@ellette-giselle

*Ellette proceeds to give her whole process without hesitation*

XD You know what, I’ll take it.

And, write at least 500 words a day. I know that’s not much, but making sure you touch your draft every day,

See, 500 words is easy, but sometimes I finish and realize the trajectory is all wrong. That means if I pick up from there, t…[Read more]

@ellette-giselle

I have become used to traumatized bois, tbh I was not surprised XD

@theshadow

*Thinks hard* Well for me, while watching movies or reading, each scene has a character decision in it, or at least it reveals something new about a character. In this way, it’s like each scene has a mini plot point that sets up the new status quo for the next scene.

For example: Scene 1: Joe debates between two scenarios, and decides…[Read more]