Foxkisa

Just a Love-Hate Relationship

Chapter 3: Suddenly Friends?

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Summary:

People are known for having a real connection with someone in their lives, whether that be familiar bonds, friendships, or even a romantic relationships. However, not everyone can get along with everyone, and there are bound to be those you just can’t seem to click with. For Craig and Tweek, it really seemed as if they were just born to hate each other and could never get along no matter what, constantly fighting over the littlest things, finding faults in the other, and occasionlly using their fists when they’re really upset with one another. It really seemed as if they truly hated each other, and will never get along.

Summary:

After Craig’s engagement to his fianacé was cancelled and they broken up, Craig ended up decided to quit his job, leave his apartment, and move back home with his parents, and he decided to drive all the way back to Colorado as a way to clear his head as he tries to make a fresh start and forget the past. However, forgetting proves to be difficult as his love for his ex is still there. Can a mysterious and strange hitchhiker that Craig meets help him stop clinging to the past and move on?

Redraw my previous drawing of mfr, i love you book furry chisositoooooo

(Lmfao, even typing this up I rewrote it twice and changed a bunch of words!! I can't stop!!)

Oof! That sounds rough, anon. I can give you a couple of tips for getting over it in the moment, but you might want to dig a bit deeper into why you're doing this. Is this level of perfectionism and scrupulosity something that you have in other areas of your life? What is it about writing that sends you into this state?

I think one thing you might want to try is writing with no plan to post. If no one else will see it, perhaps you'll be able to relax a little bit. So often, our desire to make everything just right is more about escaping the shame of being wrong than it is about wanting something to turn out well. If you're worried that someone else will notice an error that you didn't, you'll spend all of your time focusing on not making a mistake and less and less time focusing on telling a story or having fun.

Another thing you could try is working in a digital medium like google docs and changing the text colour to match the page colour. Force yourself to just type for a certain number of pages or a certain period of time and only then switch the font colour back so that you're able to read back what you wrote.

Editing sentence by sentence or word by word is definitely a situation where you're looking at the trees and ignoring the entire forest. Try to get yourself back to thinking about the story instead of the words you're using to tell it. That might mean stepping back from writing anything down at all. Think the story. Tell the story. Voice record it and play it back, even. Whatever you need to do to let go of the individual words so that you can find the whole tale.