[ SECRET POST #2556 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2556 ⌋

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

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Comments

[mimi-sardinia.livejournal.com]

I can't speak for the OP, but I know in my own imaginings you keep the details by going over them again and again. Sometimes it's like pausing and restarting, but even while you do that, you'll edit details occasionally, tweaking little things.

I find the best time to go over stuff is when I fall asleep, though I have had large advances and additions to my own storyline due to stuff I did in The Sims 3 after I made sims of my central characters.

[(Anonymous)]

Same here (I was the anon you replied above)

My favourite scenes of the stories I go over again and again. Sometimes I do forget some details and it's seriously annoying, but I remember the important stuff.

I'm so excited to see someone else does this! I know on the Internet you are never the only one, but I often feel like this is so weird! :D

[(Anonymous)]

I usually just think about it before I go to sleep. Sometimes I continue with the story where I left off the night before, but most of the time it's pretty non-linear and it's just whatever scenes and storylines come to my mind.

Remembering details has never been hard for me (I guess I'm a very detail-oriented person in everything in life), but if I forget something it's no big deal either. I'll just think of something new.

OP

[(Anonymous)]

*that reply above was me, the OP by the way (forgot to put it into the subject line)