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DRABBLE PROMPTS

EX: Number one, and Reader x (Character)

List:

1. “Don’t you dare.” 2. “Get under the covers.” 3. “You look cold.” 4. “Run.” 5. “Party time.” 6. “Stop being so crabby.” 7. “What is that thing?” 8. “Oh my god!” 9. “Cover that up!” 10. “I can never unsee that.” 11. “I like that.” 12. “Are you high?” 13. “That doesn’t mean jack squat.” 14. “That’s it. We’re cursed.” 15. “Go on. Tell me.” 16. “You walked away, not me.” 17. “I need to leave.” 18. “You need to leave. Right now.” 19. “You left me there.” 20. “I’m fucking stuck!” 21. “Don’t laugh. Do. Not. Laugh. This is not funny.” 22. “Delete that. Now.” 23. “Game’s over.” 24. “It’s not coming off!” 25. “You spilt that everywhere. Who has to pick that up? Me.” 26. “I left it all for you!” 27. “I left my life behind all for you!” 28. “I love you, you asshole.” 29. “Y-you love me?” 30. “Well, there is a first for everything.” 31. “Please don’t leave me. 32. "I don’t want to go.” 33. “She was crying, right in the middle of the gas station.” 34.“Blood. Blood everywhere.” 35. “What is that?” 36. “That’s so gross.” 37. “Give me ten bucks, I’ll explain later.” 38. “And BOOM! There they were.” 39. “They just popped out!” 40. “I thought I was alone!” 41. “That was an accident…” 42. “I swear it was like that when I found it!” 43. “I swear to god if you touch me…” 44. “Not me.” 45. “We are leaving. Now.” 46. “That isn’t appropiate.” 47. “D-don’t do that with your lips.” 48. “That’s distracting.” 49. “Eww, don’t do that!” 50. “My eyes are covered.” 51. “Hold my hand, bitch.” 52. “You little shit!” 53. “Is that my food?! You ate my food?!” 54. “Sit down.” 55. “Listen up.” 56. “That is not your problem.” 57. “You have no idea what I do for you.” 58. “Walk away! Do it!” 59. “If you step out that door I am never taking you back!” 60. “Oh, do that again.” 61. “Oh yes.” 62.  "Don’t force me.“ 63. "Is that sass I hear?” 64. “Don’t touch me.” 65. “Baby, come back.” 66. “But I love you!” 67. “But I hate you!” 68. “Fuck it.” 69. “Ooh, that’s gotta hurt.” 70. “Look, a distraction!”

I don’t think anything is “wrong” with you but there is a possibility that your loneliness is something more, perhaps an imbalance of the chemicals in your brain that may lead to you feeling isolated and depressed. It is certainly something I would try to talk to a professional about, even if it is just your regular doctor, they can help with meds or other ways to cope. 

Sometimes loneliness comes from not feeling understood or accepted take a step back and see if there is something that is weighing on you that you might not realize. If you can put your thumb on it, take steps to remedy the situation. 

If I started writing a tiny bit again. Just little drabbles here and there...would you want me to keep it here or would you want me to make a new page? What pairings are you guys in to these days? Real or fiction. 

Remember to breath. 

Watch your aim, no one likes their chin or nose getting all slobbed up. 

Watch the slob as a general rule. 

Close your eyes, it’s super freaky when you kiss someone with their eyes open. 

Don’t just jam your tongue in someones mouth and let it lay there. 

Sometimes a little nibble is nice. 

One of the hardest things about coming out is wondering what others with think, often that gets harder when instead of wondering, you now know. The thing that I want you to realize is that while you may have known this thing about yourself for a very long time, this very likely is completely new. While you’ve had the time to process the feelings you have about it and come to terms with who you are as a person, they have only had since the moment you told them. 

Give both parents the benefit of understanding that. They have to process the information, in some cases with parents that maybe aren’t as exposed to or accepting of the LGBTQ+ community this can often take a while. For many people they still see being gay as a hardship that you now have in your life. They may see it as something that will keep you from the life they imagined for you. Your mom may very will just need time, and exposure to knew ideas about what it means to be a queer person today. 

That said, the homophobic comments and barbs cannot stand. As hard as it is you should try to tackle that head on and in the moment it is said, express how it is offensive and how it makes you feel. Hopefully that will make her think twice. If dad is dealing better maybe talk to him about it, so he can be a mediator when you talk to her about it.