They don’t even look like real humans🫣

Oh I do that all the time! If I’m struggling to come up with what happens but I know what I want the end result to be, I’ll just say something like [Character A comes up with an idea to fix X which gets them out of their situation] and then I move on. It helps the creative flow.

I haven’t. But I just put my first post up today!

Welcome!! It’s so much nicer than X tbh

Oh really?! Neat!!! Thanks!

If you don’t use Dabble, what do you use? Lots of people here use Word or Scrivener and I’m curious.

Writer here!

Here’s some more cause I can only post 4 at a time

Looks like we’re in a similar boat when it comes to favorite tropes. Neat!

Ooo! NC represent!

I think a book relies on the author’s heart for their story’s success. If a story is written for lines = profit, it shows. If a story is written from a deep place or emotion from the author, then that shows too. It’s because of this that I’ve read better fanfiction than some books.

Yep! That’s usually what I do, too. I’ll make notes in a separate doc titled “Remember for draft #” and just go back to writing. If I have an idea I really wanna remember to connect later on, I’ll usually put something directly in the doc like ((THIS IS FORESHADOWING FOR XX))

It helps a ton!

Hello fellow perfectionist! There’s a saying that all the first draft must do is exist. Easier said than done, and I still find myself going back and editing, but I encourage you to keep moving forward. Don’t try and tweak every idea or you’ll never finish. All the first draft must do is exist.☺️

Say no more, clicking that link right now👀

No, I’ve never had the urge to write someone I hate into a story before. Never wanted to give anyone that power—to dwell about what they did to me and immortalize it. They’ve moved on. I should too.

lol, she actually says it with a smile on her face. She’d just won a bet with a friend of hers.

“Pay up, Marty.”

“Pay up, Marty.”