[ SECRET POST #6574 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6574 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.


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[Sonic the HedgeHog movie]















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Comments

[fscom]

02. https://i.imgur.com/C57dGs5.png

[beed]

omgggg me and you against the world anon, we're struggling hardcore rn

OT

[(Anonymous)]

I just love that icon. I get a little laugh every time I see it pop up here.

Re: OT

[beed]

he's just like me fr fr making sexy faces when i lurk on here or leave my dumb comments, lol

[(Anonymous)]

The struggle is so real </3

[(Anonymous)]

Oh same. I can't maintain momentum for more than one chapter, even if it's really long, as eventually my ideas dry up. Keeping a story going is hard, if I ever did multi-chapter fic I'd have to make sure it was all written before I started posting.

[kamino_neko]

I feel you.

I've been sitting on the last chapter of the first fic I've written in ages for...uh...a year, now?

I simply can't figure out how to transition between where the second-to-last chapter ended off to where I want the last chapter to go in a way that actually satisfies me.

(And trying to get original fiction going is even worse...)

[(Anonymous)]

could you just time jump? like to don't bother with a transition, just move to the part you want to write? I only suggest it because I have been known to get stuck because I think every detail and transition needs to be written about and then I'm like "oh, I don't actually need this..." and it happens almost every time.

[kamino_neko]

I may end up resorting to a longer time skip (there's already a bunch of travel skipped), just to get it done, but the reason I wasn't skipping ahead to begin with is the fic mostly takes place over the course of a single date, and skipping over the non-travel parts just feels less than satisfying.

[(Anonymous)]

Yep, I haven't been writing lately, but back when I was writing a lot I stuck to one shots so I wouldn't get stuck and leave the fic abandoned.

[(Anonymous)]

So, this used to be me, nonny. I kept getting bitten by stories ideas that were well beyond what I knew how to write. Now, it helps a lot when I write a stripped down synopsis of about one page with everything that has to be in the story. Not details or embellishments. Just cause-effect, this happens, that happens, major scenes in chronological order so I can see if the story fits together in a logical way or if something needs to be changed while it is still basically very simple. Then I can build on that without getting lost. It's cut down on a lot of wasted effort and a lot of not knowing if I will have to make major revisions later.

[(Anonymous)]

Oh yeah, I have this... kink thing that I don't even have a fandom for.