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[The Aristocrat]

I am working on quite a few short stories but I'm really mainly focusing on a longer story I'm making called How It Ends and it's about a war between people and robots and I just thought I'd say that I think it's a really good story I'm sorry for bothering you all okay bye

[I'm Not The Only One]

^^Sounds cool Aristocrat!

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[Mercury.Muses]

Ooo! I'm interested. CLICKY CLICK. XD
@ Yuki and Ame: My mother usually comments on everything I do. I got a black butler headband and she was the first to judge, calling it weird and telling me I'd probably never wear it (Its what I'm known for now.) So don't listen to those comments, just throw it back in their faces cx my mother also comments "Why can't you write something happy?" To all of my stories, because in the one I had her read, the ending was the two main characters fleeing injured from a city and the memories of horror going through one's mind xD

[toadstool]

I have this idea for a fanfic of five seconds of summer. What do you guys think?

Money is powerful. Desperation can make you do stupid things. Eighteen year old Ella Sean has a difficult life in the low class. Her mute mother has a hard time at her job as a maid, and Ella herself works with ambition to gain enough money to eat and to pay rent from her two part-time jobs. Studying hard for school has gotten difficult to catch up. Summer break nears from her public school. When a high paying job, too much to ignore, of body guarding for a certain band crosses her way, she won't let it slide so easily. But there's a catch, though. You have to be eighteen or over, obedient, and a male.

[Polar Kitten]

Another question for you guys:
If you aren't online for a long time, do you forget what is happening in your story/get that dreaded "Writer's Block?"

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[b]If you aren't online for a long time, do you forget what is happening in your story/get that dreaded "Writer's Block?"[/b]

It happened to me just now. I haven't been online for about a week for personal reasons, and now my mind is completely blank. D: Links to all my stories are in my signature, so if you have suggestions, please comment or PM me.

[Mercury.Muses]

If you aren't online for a long time, do you forget what is happening in your story/get that dreaded "Writer's Block?"
I don't get writer's bock but I do rather forget. So if I decide to call it quits for a story one night, I type a bunch of random one or two words all over the rest the of the page and it sparks my memories xD

[watermelon.]

If you aren't online for a long time, do you forget what is happening in your story/get that dreaded "Writer's Block?"

I actually, find it easier. After I catch up and remember what's going on, my creative juices are flowing more than ever! I have all new ideas, and old ones I had forgot about. It's almost a refresher for me, to remind me that writing is fun!

[Silverhart]

If you aren't online for a long time, do you forget what is happening in your story/get that dreaded "Writer's Block?"

I don't write my stories online, nor even on my prone-to-crashing computer, so no, I never have this problem. And I keep detailed notes of ideas on what's to happen next, so I almost never get stuck when returning to a story.

[TheSongOfTheStars]

If you aren't online for a long time, do you forget what is happening in your story/get that dreaded "Writer's Block?"
No, but then again I''ve never really been offline for a long time XD

[scoopyfrog]

If you aren't online for a long time, do you forget what is happening in your story/get that dreaded "Writer's Block?"

Well, first of all, it's a terrible idea to keep your work only on the internet, so I don't really have that part of the problem. However, If I don't work on a certain story for a long while, I tend to forget in which direction I was heading (I've reread old fanfics and had no memory of them, then was startled and angry when they came to an abrupt end).