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꒰ঌ Couple prompts ໒꒱
☆ just married ☆
"honey, I need to do the groceries, be right back." "did you mean to say that we need to do the groceries? you gave up your personal space when you married me."
whenever somebody tries to flirt with them they flash their wedding ring
staring at each other/coexistening together for hours and not being bored
always needing physical (not sexual) contact (example: never letting go of each other's hands/cuddling a lot)
waking up to each other's presence
immediately cuddling when they both wake up
napping together
cooking together (either character A cooks and character B gives them all the necessary ingredients and chops some veggies, or character A cooks and character B hugs them from behind)
traveling to interesting places
hiding cute sticky notes in their s/o's clothing/bags/lunchbox
taking pictures of each other whenever they're doing anything
saying cute nothings to each other (most of the time it's cute things that are silly and make no sense)
"do you still love me?" "baby we're married." (now they have a strong argument whenever their partner "bugs" them with this oh so common question)
breakfast in bed
good morning kisses/temple kisses
hugging each other from behind
checking each other out whenever their s/o is not looking
gentle hand/wrist kisses
forehead kisses
waking each other up for work
making each other morning coffee/tea
gentle and casual conversations on weekends during breakfast
making each other lunchboxes and putting cute sticky notes on them
dancing together in the living room
dancing together in the rain/jumping in puddles
texting each other at work
always being there for each other/constant emotional support
exercising together
not having the need to go out on dates as frequently as they used to, the idea of staying at home and cooking together or relaxing with each other with a mug of coffee/tea seems more appealing now
baking together (more often than not the kitchen turns into a warzone because they love throwing flour at each other)
cleaning each other's lips with a napkin
feeding each other
sleepy kisses/cuddles
playfully biting each other's arms
writing cute poems for each other
buying each other's favorite snacks
making lunch/dinner when they come home from work while they wait for their s/o
cooking/doing chores if their s/o is not feeling well or feeling tired
reading together/reading books to each other
learning how to play an instrument together
spending more time with each other than with friends
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physical intimacy
holding hands under the table
touching your lover's thigh under the table
hiding behind a wall, pulling your lover into a kiss as they walk by
''you need to stop doing that.'' ''do what?'' ''that little eye thing you do when i walk into the room.''
leaving notes in obscure places for your lover to find
pinned against the wall in the elevator
we kissed last night but we have to pretend like nothing happened
your hand is touching mine and i can't stop myself from taking it
making eye-contact with your lover from across the room, gesturing at them to follow you outside
tracing a finger across your lover’s scar
leaning in for a kiss but pulling away last second
whispering ''i love you'' in-between kisses
smiling in-between kisses
intertwining fingers
comparing hand sizes
straddling your lover’s thighs
tying your lover’s tie
falling asleep in your lover's arms
very obviously checking each other out while undressing, trying to deny it even though it's obvious
tending to your lover's wound
kissing your lover's forehead or knuckles
scooting closer to your lover in bed
good morning/good night texts
looking into your lover's eyes, then *gaze drops to lips*
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REVERSE TROPE WRITING PROMPTS
Too many beds
Accidentally kidnapping a mafia boss
Really nice guy who hates only you
Academic rivals except it’s two teachers who compete to have the best class
Divorce of convenience
Too much communication
True hate’s kiss (only kissing your enemy can break a curse)
Dating your enemy’s sibling
Lovers to enemies
Hate at first sight
Love triangle where the two love interests get together instead
Fake amnesia
Soulmates who are fated to kill each other
Strangers to enemies
Instead of fake dating, everyone is convinced that you aren’t actually dating
Too hot to cuddle
Love interest CEO is a himbo/bimbo who runs their company into the ground
Nursing home au
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Setting Prompts
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You can use these to practice descriptions and imagery, or even start a whole new story with these prompts!
A cabin in the middle of nowhere. The scent of rain and dirt mixed together wafts through the air. Tiny droplets fall off the leaves above you, landing right on your shoulder.
An abandoned shipwreck. You swim towards it, both intrigued and slightly terrified. The jagged wood creates an entrance for you to use.
A coffee shop in the neighbourhood. Soft jazz plays in the background as the bitterness of your drink hits. Its aroma is warm and fragrant.
A distant planet, where you are reduced to nothing but the size of a tiny beetle. You run to take cover under a giant leaf, as the footsteps of a gigantic creature approach, making thunderous noises against the ground.
A dark laboratory, full of vials and glasses containing mysterious liquids. You gulp, slowly tipping the end of a test tube into a bright purple solution in a different flask. If this works, years of your hard labour will pay off.
The city streets at night. Soft rain thumps against a bright pink umbrella in your hands. Neon signs illuminate shady-looking buildings, while the crescent moon shines brightly from above.
By the seaside. It’s a warm evening, the purple glows of the sun illuminate the sandy shore, an indicator of the approaching sunset. A vortex arises from the water, and a mystical creature emerges out of it.
The busyness of an airport. People running into each other’s arms, embracing, sobbing, laughing. You’re standing here, impatiently tapping your fingers against the metal bar in front of you while waiting for someone’s arrival.
The vastness of a desert. Sand dunes shifting with hot winds. After voyaging for days on end, the glimpse of what seems to be a civilization is only minutes within your reach.
A small town where gossip flourishes. A missing friend. A suspicious new neighbour. Crime plagues the typically peaceful community.
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Cottagecore Writing Prompts
You fall asleep while watching the clouds and wake up in a strange land of rolling hills, pretty flowers, and honeyed sunshine.
The offerings you leave behind for the forest spirits usually go untouched. One day, you notice their disappearance, and a note left behind for you.
“Why is there a gnome sitting at the dinner table?”
The creatures of the forest invite you to the fairy queen’s harvest ball.
You wake up in the morning and see a cup of tea awaiting you. There’s a single red tulip in the cup: a symbol of true love.
“You there—yes you giant! You stepped on my mushroom house!”
A fairy ring is a naturally-occurring ring of mushrooms. They are said to spots for fairy dancing. It is believed that mortals entering fairy rings are made to dance to the point of death. You decide to step into one, just to check whether this tale is true.
A journey with your forest friends to find the perfect kind of berries for your pie.
While walking in the woods, you hear the gentle melody of a flute and sounds of laughter in the background. You decide to follow the music.
“You shouldn’t be here, mortal. Now you can never leave!”
You always let your animals wander off in the morning, and they come back themselves in the evening. One day, you decide to follow them, just to see where they go everyday.
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Meet-Cute Scenarios
We bond over our favorite band after I wear their merch to school.
The teacher randomly picked you to answer a question, and I know you weren’t paying attention so I whispered the answer to you.
“That was my cookie. How dare you eat my cookie?!”
You asked me to pass your basketball to you, and my unathletic ass slammed it onto your face.
We’re both at this party where we know nobody and are forced to hang out together at the corner of the room.
I thought you were my friend and accidentally ran up and hugged you/smacked your back.
I walked into this room and you’re sitting on the floor, crying.
I ask you to draw me, after I see you sketching all by yourself.
We both reach out for the last copy of our favorite author’s newest release at the same time.
I don’t know how this machine works and you’re standing behind me in line to use it.
You’re really short and can’t reach the top shelf so I decide to help you out.
Our dogs really seem to hate each other.
You thought nobody was in the room and broke out in an over-the-top dance number. But the truth is, I was here the entire time.
You’re sitting next to me on this plane and have to deal with my fear of flying.
“This play sucks.” “I wrote it.”
You keep blasting heavy metal music when I’m just trying to practice my instrument.
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Royal AU Prompts
Romance/Lighthearted
The royals of two rival kingdoms go out of their way to make each other’s lives miserable, only to be forced to get along after their families sign them up for an unwanted marriage treaty.
The introverted heir to the throne visits the stables in disguise everyday. Not to see the horses, but to talk to the attractive stable hand.
The monarch finds their lookalike and decides to trade lives with them, for a day.
An assassin falls for the royal that they were tasked to kill.
Dramatic/Intense
The King’s partner plots to kill him, in order to gain power over the throne.
A peasant is declared the new monarch after it is discovered that they are the King’s illegitimate child.
The young monarch is blinded by the power they wield, and morphs into a tyrant figure for the masses.
To save their tiny kingdom, the monarch marries the infamous tyrant, abandoning their true love.
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how to emotionally destroy your readers - a series of prompts
these prompts heavily focus on helplessness, heartache+break, and nostalgia, and other such related emotions as in my opinion and based on what i've seen - that's what hits the hardest. even if you don't use any of these prompts keep that in mind :)
a character who's already had their happy ending slowly and helplessly watch it all end with age, wilting away health, relationships, and them sadly smiling through it all and living off nostalgia
watching a dearly loved one get with someone else they love, them having a happy life - and the character, happy for them yet always alone watching them from a distance
An ex-corrupted/redeemed villain character being sucked in and trapped back into a cycle of corruption with no say (+bonus if they keep coming out of it but always being clawed back in, and slowly giving up as the cycle continues)
the last one, but the character is watching this happen to someone they (platonically or romantically, doesn't matter) love
natural decay. all I'm saying, go wild
separation from family (especially parents). You can see them but never interact with them.
an orphan watching their biological parents raise a child/sibling and live a happy life while sadly watching them from a distance, doing nothing (+bonus they're young and helpless and the parents don't know the character is there)
a sacrifice for another, but the other never knows it happened
a character watching themselves harm others but being unable to do anything about it
dying while just out of reach of a life goal
struggling for love and a happy ending but it isn't satisfying and it doesn't work so slowly they fall out
watching the wrong people falling in love with each other and when they realize it's too late and they cant change
drowning, being suffocated, etc. just watching a character struggle and fight for air, only to slowly lose life and the ability to fight back, helplessly floating away (+bonus if there's a character reaching forward for a friend/loved one but it being too late)
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Could I have a random Writing Tip? Thxxxxx
-Azzie
Hey! Ty for the ask, here ya go:
make characters skilled in the art of war_.
Just a suggestion to bring something new to the table and develop character and conflict around war and combat!
This point applies to both antagonists and protagonists, but I prefer giving this skill and knowledge to the opponent. As the name suggests, it’s not of much use if there isn’t any war or physical fighting involved in your story so this bit won't be useful to your writing so just skip ahead if you want, but fun to know anyway! (This part might develop not only the antagonist, but plot conflict)
I've read Sun Tzu’s “The Art of War” and will definitely recommend that read for an in-depth understanding of what I'm going to explain (I’m just gonna loosely summarise the first three chapters because I'm lazy). Having the villain display this knowledge shows how intelligent and dangerous they are, especially if you have the typical underdog newbie protagonist - this leaves a lasting effect on the reader and other characters.
(Please don’t sue me for teaching you how to successfully wage war, thanks. For legal reasons this is for writing purposes only)
(Read the book for more detail, there are loads of great points I’m not including to stay concise)
Laying plans:
Thoroughly studying the art of war could be the difference between death or survival. Keep the following 7 points in mind when developing a war plan. Consider not only about your own side but the enemy as well:
Which of the two sovereigns (or just which of the two sides, this works for missions too) is imbued with the moral law? (moral law: trust with their people, so they follow them even when their life is at stake)
Which of the two generals has most ability? (Which side’s leader is more skilled)
With whom lie the advantages of heaven (Season, weather, time) and earth (terrain)?
On which side is discipline most rigorously enforced? (This advocates for more compliance and therefore a higher success rate)
Which army is stronger?
On which side are officers and men more highly trained?
In which army is there greater constancy both in reward and punishment?
With this in mind you can forecast both victory or defeat.
Remember: “All warfare is based on deception”
Trick the opponent
When able to attack, seem unable
When using your forces, seem inactive
When near, make the enemy think you are far
When far, make the enemy think you are near
Waging war:
Do not be hastily stupid and waste resources, strength, and manpower on unplanned urgency-based choices, but lack of decisive speed will give your opponents the upper hand. The following failures can be caused by that:
Hunger
Thirst
Attachment to accumulated loot
Outrage at injustice
Human lives and money are at stake when waging war, and recklessness will cause more harm than good. Make use of all the resources you have. Don’t kill who can help, don’t burn what can be used. Victory cannot be achieved without preparation or organisation. Understand your troops and resources so you do not have to rely on second provisions. Keep track of your troops strengths and states of mind.
Attack stratagems:
“If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a defeat. If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle.”
Predict victory when:
If the leader knows as much about the opposition’s troops as he knows about himself and his troops. This knowledge will allow the leader to know when to advance and when to retreat.
If the leader knows the correct use of both small and large forces.
If the leader knows how to forge ranks unified in purpose.
If the leader knows how to be patient when the opposition might struggle to be patient.
If the leader knows that his sovereignty should never interfere with the decisions he is making.
This quote also aligns with the 7 points to consider from before (1. Laying plans).
Mass destructive and prolonged warfare benefits no one, the goal should be to subdue and subsume the enemy. Try to attack the enemy’s strategy or plans or separate the enemy from its allies - attacking the army when there is no alternative. It’s better to catch something whole than destroy it.
The following tips should be kept in mind:
Surround the enemy if your forces significantly outnumber the enemy’s forces.
If you have five times more troops than your enemy, you should attack them. If you have two times more, then you should divide the enemy and fight them that way.
If your enemy outnumbers you, then you should hide. Plus, if they significantly outnumber you, then you should escape.
You need a general who can make his own decisions without people above them interfering.
Basing a characters personality around aspects that benefit them in violence and combat not only serves as an easy base for you to model your characters, this also helps you shape how battle and fight scenes can be carried out in your story
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Questions for creating an OC!
Basics:
1. What’s your character’s name? You may want to choose a name based on its meaning, or simply choose a name that you personally like. You may also create your own name! You can also use random name generators - I’ll link one to my pinned post.
2. Does your character have any nicknames? Who gave them these nicknames? (these nicknames can be shortened versions of the character’s name, descriptive nicknames, or any alias that your character uses)
3. How old is your character? When is their birthday?
4. What is your character’s gender? What are their pronouns?
5. What’s your character’s sexuality/romantic orientation?
6. What’s your character’s role in the story? (e.g. protagonist, deuteragonist, antagonist)
7. Where was your character born and where do they live now?
8. Does your character have any physical or mental health conditions? These could be disabilities, injuries, illnesses, allergies, mental illnesses, neurodivergent conditions, phobias etc.
9. Optional - what is your character’s typology (MBTI type, enneagram type etc.)?
10. What’s your character’s species?
11. What’s your character’s race/ethnicity?
12. What’s your character’s occupation/job (if they have one)?
13. What’s your character’s moral alignment? (e.g. lawful good, chaotic neutral, neutral evil)
Personality, fears, motivations etc.:
1. What does the character value/What things are important to them personally?
2. Where do they get their self-worth?
3. What are they confident about in themselves? (e.g. their intelligence, their bravery, their appearance, or a particular skill or talent they have)
4. What are they insecure about? This could be a personal flaw that the character has, or it could be something like their appearance, a habit or mannerism, or being unable to do something that others find easy.
5. Is there anything/anyone the character would die for? (e.g. would they die for their beliefs or sacrifice themselves to save a loved one?)
6. Is there anything that would make them go against their beliefs/morals?
7. How empathetic is this character? (remember that empathy =/= compassion/kindness)
8. What does this character want? Is there anything in the way of them getting what they want?
9. What are the character’s strengths? These can be personality traits, skills, talents etc. (e.g. they may be very good at a particular school subject, they may be a good fighter, or their strength could be something more simple such as kindness or selflessness). Think about how your character’s strengths would help them within your story.
10. What are the character’s weaknesses? What do they struggle with? (e.g. they may struggle with a particular skill that others find easy, or lack qualities such as kindness, bravery etc.) Think about how your character’s weaknesses would hinder them within your story.
11. How good is your character at acting on their intentions? Do they tend to be active or reactive?
12. What would the character’s fatal flaw be? (e.g. ambition, hubris, naivety)
13. What is the character’s greatest fear?
14. What is something the character should fear, but doesn’t? Do the other characters fear this?
15. What things does your character like? What things bring them happiness?
16. What things does your character dislike?
17. What is your character’s deepest secret? What lengths would they go to in order to keep this secret?
18. What is your character’s worldview? Is it realistic?
19. What are your character’s hobbies?
20. What activities does your character take part in? Do they play a sport or a musical instrument? Are they part of a club or organisation?
Relationships:
1. Does your character have a love interest(s)? If not, do they want a love interest or not?
2. If they have a love interest(s), what’s their relationship with them?
3. Who does the character consider to be their family? Is this their biological family, or a found family?
4. Does your character have any friends? What are their relationships with their friends like? Who do they consider to be their best friend?
5. Does your character have any enemies? Why are they enemies with your character? (for example, this could be due to a difference in beliefs/values, due to one of the characters betraying the other, due to one of the characters being rude to/mocking/bullying the other etc.)
6. Does your character live with any other characters?
7. Which characters has your character known for the longest?
8. Which characters does your character interact with most often?
9. How did your character meet the other characters?
10. What criteria does your character use to judge others? Is it the same criteria they use to judge themselves?
11. Does your character have good social skills? Do they find it easy to talk to people they don’t yet know?
12. Does your character have any pets?
Backstory:
1. Where did your character grow up? What sort of neighbourhood was it? How did this affect their upbringing and who they are as a person?
2. What are the character’s favourite memories from their past?
3. What are the character’s least favourite memories from their past?
4. Did anything happen in the character’s past that changed them forever? What was it, and how did it affect them?
5. Who did your character live with? Did they live with their biological parents, other relatives, adoptive parents, friends etc.?
6. How did your character come to be involved in the events of your main story?
Appearance:
1. How tall is your character?
2. How much does your character weigh?
3. What’s your character’s skin tone?
4. What’s your character’s facial shape?
5. What’s your character’s eye colour and eye shape?
6. Does your character wear glasses/contact lenses etc.?
7. Does your character have any other facial features? (e.g. acne, scars, freckles, birthmarks?
8. Does your character have any distinguishing/unique physical features? (e.g. an oddly shaped scar, heterochromia, physical deformities)
9. What’s your character’s hair style and colour? Is this their natural hair colour or is it dyed? Do they cut their own hair or get someone else to do it?
10. What’s your character’s body type?
11. What’s your character’s posture like?
12. What sort of clothes does your character wear? Does your character dress for style or for comfort? Do they have a particular aesthetic?
13. Does your character have any accessories they often wear? (e.g. a watch, jewellery)
14. Does your character wear makeup? What sort of makeup do they usually wear?
15. Does your character have any piercings or tattoos?
Habits and mannerisms:
1. How does your character talk? Do they talk quickly or slowly? What sort of language do they use? What topics do they usually talk about?
2. If your character is non-verbal/doesn’t talk, how do they communicate? (e.g. sign language, using an AAC device, writing etc.)
3. What mannerisms does your character have? (e.g. tilting their head when they’re deep in thought, biting their lip when they’re nervous, steepling their fingers, crossing legs when sitting)
4. How does your character walk/move? Are they fast or slow? Do they normally look upwards or do they look down at their feet?
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List of hobbies and interests for your OCs!
1. Fencing
2. Woodworking/carpentry
3. Stone carving
4. Candle making
5. Leather crafting
6. Horse riding
7. Metalworking
8. Archery
9. Herbalism
10. Doll making
11. Sewing
12. Embroidery
13. Sweet making
14. Painting
15. Drawing
16. Jewellery making
17. Mixology (cocktail making)
18. Blogging/vlogging
19. Soap making
20. Whittling/woodcarving
21. Poetry
22. Story writing
23. Article writing
24. Puzzles
25. Astronomy/stargazing
26. Programming
27. Hacking
28. Going on walks in nature
29. Cycling
30. Watching documentaries
31. Graphic design
32. Video games
33. Digital art
34. Singing
35. Making digital music
36. Artificial intelligence
37. Pottery
38. Witchcraft
39. Fashion design
40. Make-up/face painting
41. Cosplay
42. Surfing
43. Sailing
44. Skiing
45. Snowboarding
46. Running
47. Hiking
48. Board games
49. Dancing
50. Interior design
51. Gymnastics
52. Martial arts
53. Bodybuilding
54. Activism
55. Public speaking
56. Debating
57. Team sports
58. Playing a musical instrument
59. Kayaking or canoeing
60. Boxing or kickboxing
61. Travelling
62. Fishing
63. Cooking
64. Baking
65. Yoga
66. Bird watching
67. Collecting something (e.g. books, figurines, stuffed toys, souvenirs)
68. Gardening
69. Scrapbooking
70. Listening to music
71. Analysing books/poetry/song lyrics
72. Personality typing (e.g. MBTI, enneagram)
73. Learning new languages
74. Photography
75. Watching TV
76. Musical theatre
77. Golfing
78. Bowling
79. Bingo
80. Reading
81. Latte art
82. Learning magic tricks
83. Puppetry
84. Chess
85. Juggling
86. Stand-up comedy
87. Pranking others
88. Nail painting
89. Graffiti
90. Calligraphy
91. Beekeeping
92. Camping
93. Crossword puzzles
94. Parkour
95. Roller skating
96. Vehicle restoration
97. Listening to podcasts
98. Ice skating
99. Volunteering
100. Pole dancing
101. Writing book or film reviews
102. Bullet journalling
103. Picking flowers
104. Going on picnics
105. Sudoku
106. Animation
107. Making playlists
108. Selling things they’ve created
109. Playing roleplay games
110. Modelling
111. Hair styling
112. Finding and collecting seashells
113. Tattooing
114. Cake decorating
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Things You Should Know About Your Characters: Part 4
1. Is your character good at whispering?
2. Would your character ever do karaoke?
3. Is your character religious? (How religious are they and what is their religion if they have one?)
4. What is a food crime that your character commits?
5. What is your characters tell(s) when lying?
6. Has your character ever had their heartbroken?
7. How easily and how often does your character get brain freeze?
8. How does your character get themself out of awkward situations?
9. Is your character happy with who they are?
10. How easily does your character cry?
11. What is your characters favorite junk foods?
12. How does your character feel about social media?
13. Is your character naturally athletic?
14. Is your character happy with how they look?
15. Does your character normally see the glass as half empty or half full?
16. What words or phrases does your character overuse?
17. What is your characters biggest pet peeve?
18. How long does it take your character to make a decision? (Are they quick on their feet?)
19. How easily does your character get angry?
20. Does your character drink alcohol?
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hi! i hope you’re doing well do you have a list of words to describe facial expressions? also, words to describe laughter? thank you :))
Vocabulary & Description...
I’ve sort of taken this ask as an opportunity to make a “collection” of my resources for vocabulary, description, etc. Below is a list of articles that one would find helpful for writing description (of mostly anything).
The Vocabulary & Resources
All About Colors
A Writer’s Thesaurus
Words To Describe Body Types and How They Move
Words To Describe… (Face, Facial Expressions, and General Behavior)
Resources For Describing Characters
Resources For Describing Emotion
Describing Setting
Resources For Describing Physical Things
Describing Heartbreak
Utilizing The Vocabulary
Using Vocabulary
Expanding Your Vocabulary
Describing Where Your Characters Are
Balancing Detail & Development
When To Use “Felt”
Showing Vs Telling
How To Better Your Vocabulary & Description
Adding Description
Tips on Descriptions
Giving Characters Stage Business
Additionally:
How To Develop A Distinct Voice In Your Writing
Showing VS Telling in First Person POV
Writing In Third Person POV
Improving Flow In Writing
How To “Show Don’t Tell” More
What To Cut Out of Your Story
Editing & Proofreading Cheat Sheet
A Guide To Tension & Suspense
On Underwriting
Ultimate Guide To Symbolism
Expanding Scenes
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70 Taunting Enemies Prompts
Remember, requests are open.
WARNINGS: VIOLENCE, CURSING, MENTION OF BLOOD. MENTION OF A GUN.
DIALOGUE:
TAUNTER:
“Is that really all you got?”
“Come on, you can do better than that.”
“I’m not even sweating yet.”
“Think I broke more of a sweat
“I’m sure you can hit me if you try hard enough. I believe in you.”
“So close.”
“You’re… boring me.”
“I expected more.”
“Why couldn’t the cops deal with you?”
“Oh, no.”
“I’m sooo scared.”
“Honestly, if you weren’t threatening actual lives, you’d be more of a nuisance, really.”
“This is what I was called for? You?”
“What… is this?”
“Do you want me to slow down for you?”
“If it makes you feel better, I’ll let you get a hit in.”
“This is stupid. Goodnight.”
“Don’t worry, I’m sure you’ll be good enough to beat me one day.”
“Come and get it.”
“That actually hurt. Wow.”
“Compared to my usual crowd, you’re nothing.”
“Get out of my way.”
“Move.”
“Having fun?”
“Aw, you’re not hurt already, are you?”
“I was just playing. Surely you can take more.”
“Oh my, is that blood? Just from that?”
RESPONDING:
“You have to get through me!”
“Shut up!”
“I can keep going.”
“This— this is nothing.”
“I’ll make you regret saying that!”
“Then let me make this a little more challenging!”
“Of course it hurts, dipshit.”
“You should be scared.”
“Stop— stop taunting me!”
“Fun? Fun? Don’t insult me.”
“I’ll show you better!”
“I can’t stand you.”
“Get out of my way!”
“Over my dead body!”
“I won’t let you get to them.”
“I’ll make sure you can’t hurt anybody else.”
“Over my grave, you bastard.”
“I’ll take you down if it’s the last thing I do.”
“If I can’t take you down, I will never forgive myself.”
“Try and move me, I dare you!”
“You’re gonna regret that!”
“You want to see what I can do?”
“You’re nothing.”
“Keep taunting me and see what happens.”
“I’ll give you one chance, walk away.”
“Fine, I guess we’re doing this.”
“Y’know, talking during fighting isn’t very professional!”
“Dammit, all right, here we go!”
SCENARIOS:
You have a stupid smirk on your face, and I’m just trying to be serious. Why are you like this? Can we fight already?
Why are you taunting me? Stop— stop dancing. We’re in the middle of a fight.
When the cops/superhero/my friend told me what you were doing, I wanted to stay in bed. And now that I’m here, I’m thinking that maybe I should have.
Is that bomb fake or real. I can never tell with you.
I’m bleeding from your knife/kicks/punches, but I’m not gonna stop fighting until you’re finally taken down.
Every time you taunt me, I see red, and you know this. I should be stronger, but I’m not.
I won’t let you hurt the people I love. Not while I’m still breathing.
You notice that I’m breathing heavy, and you just keep smirking. I— I can keep going. I can.
We used to be friends, what happened to us? Why do we always have to fight?
If you’d just put that gun/remote/knife, we could go home, y’know? We don’t have to keep fighting.
You’re not fighting like you used to, what happened?
This is pathetic and a waste of my time, you’re in my way.
You’ve gotten weaker, I can’t help but let a smirk cross my lips, this is almost… funny.
You stumble against the wall with half-lidded eyes. It’d be so easy to just stroll by you, but for some reason, I can’t help but keep taunting you.
You hate me. I hate you. Yet, taunting you is one of my favorite things to do.
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Uniques names you can use for the characters of your story
Aicha: A female name from Arabic origins, meaning " being alive and well."
Andromeda: A female name of Greek origin meaning "advising like a man."
Atticus: Masculine name originated from both old Greek and Latin, meaning " belonging to Attica."
Atlas: Gender neutral name from Greek mythology, meaning "great strength and support."
Bathsheba: A female name originated from the Hebrew, meaning "daughter of the oath."
Blair: Is an English Female name from the early 1200’s and has its roots in Scottish Gaelic origin. It means meadow, field, or a plain.
Cassandra: A feminine name of Greek origin meaning "shining upon man."
Celeste: Gender neutral name, originated from Latin, meaning "heavenly."
Circe: Gendre neutral name originated from Greek mythology, meaning " flying bird."
Cora: A female name originated from Greek mythology, meaning "heart."
Ellis: Masculine name from English and Welsh origin, Ellis means benevolent.
Elora: A female name from Hebrew origins, meaning " my God is my light."
Emerald: Gender neutral name from Persian origins, meaning "the color green."
Esme: Female name originated from French which means "to love and be loved."
Godiva: Female name from English origin, meaning "God's gift."
Hayden: Gender neutral name from English origin, the name Hayden means fire.
Huyam: Gender neutral name from Arabic origin, meaning "passionate love."
Idriss: Masculine name of Arabic origin. It means studious or lord. It is also the name of a prophet mentioned twice in the Quran.
Jamila: Female name originated from Arabic, meaning "purest beauty."
Maria: Feminine name form Latin origins, meaning "of the sea" or "beloved" or "rebellious".
Pandora: This feminine name means all gifts according to Greek origin.
Primrose: Female name from English origin and means first rose. It refers to a flower that blooms early in the spring.
Rune: Gender neutral name originated from both German and Swedish meaning " preserved secret."
Samar: Gender neutral name originated from Arabic, meaning "evening conversations (including Arabic music and poetry).
Seraphina: Female name originated from Hebrew, meaning "ardent and fiery."
Serena: Female name derived from the latin word serēnus, meaning " calmness, tranquility and serenity."
Sahir: Masculine name of Arabic origins meaning "sorcerer."
Sybil: Female name originated from Greek. Sybil means prophetess.
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Silly drunk dialogue
Can also be under the influence of other stuff.
"Oh, look at the stars! Ursa Major… so beautiful!" "We're inside. Those are just ceiling lights."
"Please don't leave me!" "I'm just going to the toilette." "Can I come with you?"
"My arm is floppy. I'm like a puppet."
"Can you be my girlfriend?" "I already am." "Oh, lucky me!"
"Let’s go play baseball!" "Your shoulder is dislocated, maybe not right now."
"You look almost as pretty as this moon." "That's a street lamp." "And you're almost as pretty."
"Have you ever thought about penguins? I think we should think more about penguins."
"You have a stupid face and it's my favourite one to stare at."
"I will definitely remember this tomorrow! How could I ever forget?" *doesn't remember anything in the morning*
"Oh, I think we haven't met before." "We have been in a relationship for five years now."
"You should go, otherwise I'm doing something stupid. Like kissing you or falling asleep on the bathroom floor."
"Let's get you home." "Oh, mine or yours?" "Ours." "Oh, wow!"
"I'm totally, absolutely, not at all drunk at all. Like... at all."
"Why are you all laughing? That is not very nice. I haven't even told my joke yet."
"How many drinks did you have?" "Yes, yes I am."
"You are too beautiful for me." *starts crying*
"Why are you undressing?" "Because it's hot! And I'm hot!"
*starts singing a remix of all their favourite songs*
*then starts crying, because their own voice is too beautiful*
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smut prompt list no. 2
1) overwhelmed, but happy crying during sex
2) crying crying during sex that leads to a pause or early end to comfort and take care of whatever emotions bubbled over
3) depression sex in order to feel something good for once
4) messy drunk sex that is then forgotten the morning after
5) filming it, either for private purposes or because they’re amateur pornstars
6) mutual masturbation
7) spying on/walking in on their partner touching themself
8) sex in exchange for a favour
9) car sex
10) quiet airplane bathroom sex
11) touching the other while at the movies
12) sex while there is the background noise of a rainstorm outside
13) being snowed in together and fucking in front of the fireplace
14) pool/hot tub sex
15) stargazing that turns into sex
16) the classic “oh, let me help you put some sunscreen on” but then the little massage turns into something more
17) sex while camping
18) fucking in the bar bathroom and being too drunk to care about being quiet
19) when the teasing in the dressing room gets a little too hot
20) shower/bath sex
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