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The fucking EGGS. Oh we are so COOKED

Here's some suggestions:

One: Ask one of your friends, instead. If they're also working on a story, you can return the favor.

That's how J.R.R. Tolkien made friends with C.S. Lewis. That's how Mary Shelly wrote Frankenstein (yes, she wrote it based on a dream, but she and her friends were all stuck in a rainy summer writing stories together).

Two: Call your grandma, and ask her for an idea. I'm sure she'd love to hear from you when it's not a holiday or her birthday.

Even if she gives you an idea that you know is all wrong, the reasons why it's wrong that spring to mind immediately, will help you figure out what's right.

Three: (if you don't have a grandma to give you wrong answers) Personify that Inner Critic in your head, and write down all the things it says about how your story is stupid. Then, write down your answers arguing back about why your story is a good idea.

At least the page won't be blank, anymore. And you can recycle your Inner Critic and make it into your story's villain.

There is zero reason on this, Our Earth, to ever use a plagiarism machine.

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