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⌈ Secret Post #3308 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Writing Thread

[feotakahari]

I'm currently trying to force myself out of my depressive funk long enough to type out a short erotic story based on a /d/ prompt. I'm having a lot of fun thinking out the dynamics between the characters (kindly but attention-sucking sorceress rediscovering long-lost spells, awkward and self-conscious friend with a long-hidden crush on her, and the former's incredibly goofy husband), but actually sitting in a chair and typing it all out feels beyond me right now.

Re: Writing Thread

[(Anonymous)]

This happens to me too. The only thing that helps is to actually start writing, I find that as soon as I make myself put pen to paper the funk starts to go away. I know that's not as easy as it sounds when you're depressed, though.

What is /d/ btw? Is it femmedomme?

Re: Writing Thread

[feotakahari]

/d/eviant. The original prompt actually related to conjoinment (hence the magical stuff.) I'm going for a bit more of a sentimental tone than the prompt, though.