words can't capture it,

ɢᴇᴛ ɪɴ. ɢᴇᴛ ᴏᴜᴛ. ɢᴇᴛ ᴀᴡᴀʏ.

Following his friend out the bedroom. He gave a roll of his eyes at the suggestion— it was a clothing store but not some stupid spot at least. "I can deal with going to Spencer's. That place has funny shit to look at anyways."

A slight laugh. "Oh please like Kyles gonna put on a furry shirt. Have to pull it over his head to get him to wear one I bet." Heading out of Kenny's house, it was breezy but not horrible for a walk. Of course Eric wasn't going to fucking walk all the way to the mall. He had his moms car parked.

kenny presses their fingertips to their collarbone , feigning offense at cartman's utter pessimism at his idea to fuck with kyle . okay , now it's time to get a little girly on him . y'know , just to tease . “ please , cartman . ye of so little faith . ” they wink , lips curling into a bigger grin . “ i have my ways of goading our friends into doin' shit ~ ”

We've all been there. We open someone's ask box to send an anonymous message to a muse you want to see on the dashboard. You get ready to type... But nothing comes to mind. You, yourself, sort of want to get asks as well and start some dashboard commentary, but your mind is at a blank.

Asks are a great jumping point for writers who aren't feeling like writing a thread / ic post on it's own. Here's some suggestions for what types of asks you can send to muses when you can't think of much;

Ask the muse about a recent muse interaction. For instance, go 'Mario, how could you let Bowser talk to you like that?'

Pry at a muse about some internal narration they had. Go 'Mario, why are you doubting yourself?'

Ask an everyday question! Saunter in and go 'Mario, how's the weather today?'