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âif  you  were  a  hotdog  and  you  were  starving,  would  you  eat  yourself?â
she wasn't quite ready to have homicide on her track record of things she probably shouldn't be doing, but she was sure getting really close. â for the love of everything under eywa's protection, will you just shut up and go to bed? â
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Is there anything character-wise or writing style-wise that you canât stand? Have you ever deleted/abandoned a muse before? & Do you prefer writing paragraphs or simple sentences?
// personally, super stylized writing (not even the actual writing, more like the layout) can irritate me. Just looks like an eyesore and I can barely focus on the words themselves and makes me wonder if they care more for the aesthetic of it than the quality of their content. Especially when the reply itself is super short.
Oh yes, lots. Either the fandom was dead, I lost muse, I couldn't find crossovers I felt confident or comfortable in writing (I am quite picky when it comes to crossovers) because there were no other writers for muses in my muse's fandom, or the fandoms felt really elitist. Some include Sarabi from TLK, Anya from Anastasia, Leah from Twilight, Cloudjumper from HTTYD, Duchess from The Aristocats, Senna from TLOK, Evolet from 10,000 BC, Raven from Teen Titans, and Huntress from Young Justice...maybe a few others I can't think of right now.
Definitely paragraphs! Depends on the thread/my partner though. But I prefer paragraphs. I love setting the scene, describing the look of my muse to give a more visceral interpretation of their emotions, all of that.
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