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It hurts before and during every storm, rain, and snow
Stiff knees have a hard time balancing your weight, meaning going down stairs is not only more painful but far more difficult than going up. I don't know the math, but thems the rules
Many conditions don't solely come with pain and fatigue, but also sudden muscle weakness. Something that wasn't heavy yesterday now is!
Pain can range from dull and persistent, to sharp and spotty. From personal experience, muscle pain hurts the least, then joint/bones, then neuropathy. Of course they can all hurt a ton
Migraines also cause dizziness, nausea, light sensitivity, snowy vision, blurry vision, and seeing halos/aura
Your pain tolerance becomes stronger since you're always in pain
This also means describing pain is much more difficult
Inflammation turns pressure into pain, even down to one's salivary glands stinging from the pressure of salivating
Standing is exhausting
Sitting is less exhausting
Horizontal time is the least exhausting
Sleep disorders become more common
Spending time on the same task for too long equals pain and stiffness
Waking up automatically comes with pain and stiffness, every single day
I found that website I was talking about earlier!!! It’s called the “kabedon floor simulator” and it visually compares the height difference between 2 characters when one character lays on top of another. Very helpful for art and self shipping and the like !
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the ONE BIG THING THEY DONT TELL YOU WHEN YOU START WRITING is that you gotta be OKAY with deleting and editing. Not just prepared for it, not steeling yourself enough for it, you have to be OKAY with it. It has to be NORMAL. You have to go into it thinking that EVERYTHING is a rough draft that will be part of a CONTINUOUSLY EVOLVING piece.
And I mean this in every part of writing.
I’ve spent HOURS stuck on sentences I didn’t want to revise, chapters I didn’t want to admit didn’t fit into my narrative, even whole PLOTLINES that I had previously mapped out.
The point is, if you’re stuck because it feels wrong, it feels wrong for a reason.
and as a writer, you have to be used to the thought that not every idea needs to be there. because that’s how you end up refining the story you want to tell.
This is an archive of as many transcribed Lovestruck episodes as I can do
Basically, I created a tool to automatically transcribe episodes for my Love & Legends recreation, and since I had access to some other Lovestruck episodes, why not try do them all?
Feel free to read these or use them in your own recreations. Obviously, all credit goes to the original writers (I have included the known writers in a spreadsheet) so DON'T RESELL THESE OR USE IN COMMERICAL PROJECTS. This is just for archival and fan project purposes
I have more detailed notes in the Archive Status spreadsheet, but this transcription is not perfect. Be sure to check them yourself if you want to use them:
All scripts have some noise, repeated lines, incomplete lines, and misspellings
I could not transcribe a handful of routes due to a lack of black box in the recording
I did not have every route downloaded so some transcriptions aren't separated by episode
MC names have not been changed from the recordings. These names can overlap with canon characters and change between episodes
Choices are not included due to using a single recording per route
If you have any comments or requests, feel free to let me know
helloooo!! this might be an odd ask but i remember at some point that you had either made or reposted a how-to/gathered references on how to write smut? pls could you share it again pls pls pls
hello lovely! <3
not an odd ask at all! here are a few of my favorite articles / posts that i read when i was getting started (in no particular order):
how to write a smut (probably my favorite on this list)
lewd vocabulary in erotic fiction (this was something i saw after i started writing smut but i found it an interesting read)
10 tips for writing (good) smut
a virgin's guide to writing smut
how to write smut (specifically for the word list)
how to write a smut scene (some more words / phrases)
overcoming smut shame
6 tips for writing better sex scenes
6 more tips for writing better sex scenes
a few other miscellaneous tips from me:
Re-read your favorite smutfics and specifically focus on the parts that worked for you. Try to figure out why and emulate that in your writing. (It can also be helpful to figure out what didn't work for you, or what you felt was lacking, either in your favorite smutfics or ones you didn't like.)
This one kind of echoes a tip in the first article, but: try to pay attention to what you focus on when you're fantasizing. What details draw the inner eye? What sensations do you find yourself dwelling on? And then add more as needed.
When researching how things feel, Reddit is your friend. While you'll get articles from sex positive/sex education websites---which can also be helpful, don't get me wrong, but I prefer them for more technical things---you can get a lot of good info by adding "reddit" or filtering by "site:reddit.com."
I keep a numbered list of my favorite smut dialogue prompts. When I first started writing---and even now when I feel like writing smut but none of my established ideas are calling to me---I would roll 2-3 numbers & then brainstorm how I would link them together. I found this helpful not just for generating ideas but also stringing together / picturing a scene. (a vision in black lace & drape me in your warmth both spawned from this exercise.)
As with most writing / creative endeavors, the best thing you can do is just start. You'll learn what the gaps in your knowledge are as you write (and thus can research more targeted questions), and you can always fix what you don't like on a second pass---but sometimes you won't know what's lacking (or what's too much!) until you've written more.
if you have any questions these articles / tips don't answer, feel free to ask and i'll do my best to help <3 i hope these are helpful, nonny!
