ladyataralasse:

tzikeh:

p1013:

sauntering-down:

apollosflamingchariot:

luciferspersephone:

This is the best explanation I could come up with for why it takes me so long to do updates sometimes when, at other times, I’m typing them up like clockwork.

also this:

facts.

I’m like this with my original fiction, too.

You guys forgot this one:

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Accurate AF

Also this entire thought process:

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C’mon guys!! Hurry up and come already! 😛

But also: I feel this so hard. Although, because with longer stuff I don’t write linearly (especially for bangs) it’s parts of the middle I finish last. HATE middles. Those are my downfall and reason I don’t finish a good portion of my unpublished projects

They’re edging me and it’s not even fun 😦 

I really don’t know how you manage non-linear writing. It’s sooo hard. I find it easier if I can stack scenes on top of each other, with little things building as I go. I think I’d get so turned around and messed up.

The most difficult part of writing anything for me is either the sex scenes or the last little bit right before the end where you’re almost done but you’ve got like 4 scenes left. 

Currently I’ve got both of those going on. 

embarrassingwriter:

Be mean to your characters.

What they take for granted? Take it away from them.

The one thing they know for certain? Make them doubt it.

Their worst fear? Throw it at their damn faces.

Make their plans fail. Make them cry. Make them question things and fuck up and then learn about them and the way they react in the process. 

Be mean to your characters. Then be kind to them for a little while, because after all that stuff they may deserve it.