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SasuSaku as ANBU.

Inspired by several fanfics that I'll put the link below, but I made my own version.

1. Soft Place To Fall by Alicestka

2. Satellite by bloodveinsgenes

3. The Sun Goes With You by cloverhoney

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DO NOT REUPLOAD.

NOT FOR AI TRAINING.

Anger Prompts (1414 Prompts)

Angst Prompts (3993 Prompts)

Apocalyptic World/Horror Prompts (1741 Prompts)

Enemies to Lover Prompts (1728 Prompts)

Fantasy Prompts (2231 Prompts)

Fluff/Romance/Domestic Prompts (1366 Prompts)

Holiday/Seasonal Prompts (1627 Prompts)

Historical Prompts (1300 Prompts)

Mafia/Gangster/Mobster Prompts (912 Prompts)

Misc Prompts (940 Prompts)

Occupations Prompts (1626 Prompts)

Random Titles Prompts (2720 Prompts)

Sci - Fi Prompts (895 Prompts)

Soulmate Prompts (1034 Prompts)

updated February 6 2026 - Deleted several lists and added them elsewhere! Added tabs to most of the lists for easier searching! Added Several Athletics prompts to the Occupations tabs.

PLEASE reblog if you use any of these/wanna share with your writer friends!!

SUBTLE: giving looks, brushing hands, little comments that could be mistaken for an innocent compliment

PLAYFUL: lighthearted teasing & banter, exaggerated reaction, poking fun at behaviours, playful shoves, feigned offense, "Oh, you think you're funny, do you?"

SUGGESTIVE: straightforward, complimenting looks, casual physical touch, dirty jokes, expressing desire, "We could always sneak out somewhere quieter."

ROMANTIC: head over heals, thoughtful gestures, blushing, classically romantic gestures (holding doors, holding an umbrella, bringing coffee in the morning), "My soul knows yours from another lifetime and calls for yours in this one too."

ANXIOUS: freaking out over every text and interaction, discussing every move with their friends,

BOLD: direct, no subtly, relationships always labelled, "I've really liked being around you. Could I maybe take you on a date sometime?"

SHY: nervous, insecure, showing no interest until they are sure the other is interested, fidgeting, daydreaming about what could be if they had the courage to confess, using excuses to be close to them, "Um... you look really good today."

CARETAKING: acts of service, protectiveness, checking in, bringing snacks, offering jacket, fixing things, walking them home, "Brought you coffee; it's still warm."

CASUAL & INTENSE: platonic flirting with no further intentions, way over the top at times, effortless, fun, teasing, maybe eventually leading to more, "You look great, please break my back and reshape my inner organs."

Readers don't tend to notice 'said', while it's there in the sentence, it doesn't give the sentence any life. It gets the job done, mostly...

Here are some options to try!

whispered / muttered / mumbled → soft or secretive

shouted / yelled / barked → anger, urgency

growled / hissed → danger, teasing, frustration

murmured / breathed → intimacy, vulnerability

snapped / barked / snapped back → irritation, defensiveness

laughed / chuckled / giggled → laughing, fun, playful or flirty

asked / questioned / queried / inquired → curiosity, questioning

demanded / insisted → authority or control

sighed / groaned → fatigue, exasperation, longing

When you're looking to replace said, think about why. You'll generally want to do this when you need the following:

when the tone of the line needs more context.

when you want to show emotion instead of telling it.

when your character’s body language, action, or expression can do the talking instead.

Take a look at the scene you're writing, is the character saying their line? Or are they yelling it? Screaming it? Are they enraged, or perhaps is their voice a broken whisper from grief?

Tired smile

Happy smile

Sad smile

Relieved smile

Giddy smile

Dangerous smile

Reassuring smile

Dark smile

Smile that doesn't reach the eyes

Smiling with their eyes

Trying not to smile

Nervous smile

Big smile

Trying to hide their smile

Secretive smile

Smiling with all their teeth showing

Encouraging smile

Bright smile for a camera

Small shy smile

Not wanting to but can't help but smile

# mARTch 2026

✦ the March Art Challenge

F.A.Q

✷ do i have to draw every day? nope — this isn't that kind of challenge! i try to keep things laid back and accessible, so you can skip as many days as you need if you're busy, falling behind, or want a break for any reason! there are 10 main days (marked with a star) to anchor yourself through the month, you can just focus on those if you want!

✷ do i have to make finished art? nope — this challenge is intended for warming up and trying new things more than anything, so quick/unfinished sketches are fine! you can 'polish' your art if you want to, but it's not required at all!

✷ what is the tag for the event? #mARTch or #mARTch2026 this year! i encourage everyone to spend some time in there appreciating what other people are doing during the event!

✷ can you share/promote my entries? unfortunately this year i'm gonna have to take a step back from cataloguing entries - sorryyyy!!! in the past i've shared everything in the tag to my blog @bweirdevents but as the event has grown from a few friends to a few hundred people, it's left me with less and less time to actually participate myself. the blog will remain up as an archive and i'll still try my best to like/interact here and in the discord as much as i can, but my cataloguing days are definitely behind me

✷ can i re-upload your prompt list on another site? i would really prefer people just use the reblog/retweet/share button instead

Draw your f/o ...

No rules! You can either get sent numbers or go completely random with a number generator! All up to you ...

as Sanrio characters

2. as Splatoon characters

3. as characters in a hero shooter

4. as mythological creatures

5. as mermaids

6. as ponies / mlp characters

7. as Sonic characters

8. as eachother / swap au

9. in an apocalypse / infection au

10. as Cookie Run characters

11. as Pokemon / Pokemon trainers

12. as horror movie characters / slashers

13. in a different time period

14. in formal wear

15. as album art

16. as a classical painting

17. as animals

18. in holiday / seasonal wear

19. as animal jam characters

20. as meister and weapon

Anger Prompts (1414 Prompts)

Angst Prompts (3993 Prompts)

Apocalyptic World/Horror Prompts (1741 Prompts)

Enemies to Lover Prompts (1728 Prompts)

Fantasy Prompts (2231 Prompts)

Fluff/Romance/Domestic Prompts (1366 Prompts)

Holiday/Seasonal Prompts (1627 Prompts)

Historical Prompts (1300 Prompts)

Mafia/Gangster/Mobster Prompts (912 Prompts)

Misc Prompts (940 Prompts)

Occupations Prompts (1626 Prompts)

Random Titles Prompts (2720 Prompts)

Sci - Fi Prompts (895 Prompts)

Soulmate Prompts (1034 Prompts)

updated February 6 2026 - Deleted several lists and added them elsewhere! Added tabs to most of the lists for easier searching! Added Several Athletics prompts to the Occupations tabs.

PLEASE reblog if you use any of these/wanna share with your writer friends!!

so. let’s do this.

About a year ago, I had to read a book for my school’s summer reading assignment called How to Read Literature Like a Professor by Thomas Foster. It’s not a bad book, pretty decent actually, but there was this one chapter about sex scenes in literature. And one of the first sentences was along the lines of “writing sex is boring.”

and I did a double-take. Bc in my experience, that is absolutely not the case, and if you do find yourself bored while writing smut, then you’re not doing it right. See, Thomas’s main argument was that there’s only so many ways you can write sex scenes, because there’s only so many sex acts you can choose from. (My boy Thomas is clearly a vanilla dude, but let’s not hold that against him.) 

But one of the most important things to keep in mind while writing smut is that it’s not necessarily just about the act itself. So while Thomas is right that there are limits as to how many ways ppl can have sex, he failed to realize that writing sex is about a LOT more than that. And I’m gonna prove it to you.

basics

name: meaning of name: nicknames/titles: age: gender: location: birthday: strengths + example where it's shown: weaknesses + example where it's shown: how it affects others:

emotional depth

attachment style + how it manifests in the story: physical fear: emotional/abstract fear: happy memory: sad memory: object of significance: philosophical outlook/belief: what characters are ignorant about themselves: how confident are they: goal: long-term dreams: what they're embarrassed/ashamed to tell others about: regrets: source of pride: source of misery: what they admire above all else: do they believe in fate:

personality

mbti: enneagram: big five: character archetype: star sign: who they pretend to be on the outside: who they actually are/how they feel towards the mask: mental health conditions: how it manifests for them: iq: eq: humour: reputation:

habits

bad habits: mannerisms when stressed: mannerisms when content: mannerisms when scared: mannerisms normally: verbal mannerisms/distinctive speaking style: how do they move across a room: what do they say and what remains unsaid: how they express love: hobbies:

appearance

defining features: eye shape + colour: hair texture + colour: skin texture + tone: vibe: height: build: clothing: any bodily disfigurement (scars, etc.): overall attractiveness: their opinion on their appearance: appeals to:

relationships

who they trust most: what they wish they could do for them: what's holding them back: who they hate most: what they wish they could do to them: what's holding them back: relationship with the protagonist: relationship with the antagonist: siblings: relationship with them: parents/step-parents: relationship with them: previous broken relationships: why did it break: what others expect of them: who believes in them: their mentor character/who they look up to: political/religious/other affiliations: what makes them different from every other character: non-human relationships + why: romantic "type" + why: relationship dynamics:

backstory/background

primary emotion towards their past: primary feelings while in their past: where did they grow up: defining incidents: earliest childhood memory: saddest memory: happiest memory: major accomplishments: their opinion on it: notable people in their backstory: effect on them today: trauma: what have they already lost: financial circumstance:

progression

colour is the lifeblood of a scene. here are ways not to over-use it.

Red: cardinal, coral, crimson, flaming, maroon, rose, wine, brick red, burgundy, carmine, cerise, cherry, chestnut, claret, copper, dahlia, fuschia, garnet, geranium, infrared, magenta, puce, ruby, russet, rust, salmon, sanguine, scarlet, tition, vermilion, roseate, rubicund, ruddy, rubescent, florid

Orange: apricot, tangerine, merigold, cider, ginger, bronze, cantaloupe orange, clay, honey, marmalade orange, amber

Yellow: blond, chrome, cream, gold, ivory, lemon, saffron, tawny, xanthous, sandy

Green: grassy, leafy, verdant, emerald, aquamarine, chartreuse, fir, forest green, jade, lime, malachite, mossy, pea green, pine, sage, sea green, verdigris, willow, spinach green, viridian

Blue: azure, beryl, cerulean, cobalt, indigo, navy, royal blue, sapphire, teal, turquoise, ultramarine