IsabellaRose

plus size

barbeque rub

flip switch

power on

come on

bitter pill

common hop

silky smooth

Not guilty, to my dismay. Recovery is no fun. The next poster has exciting plans in the future to which they're looking forward.

arousing touch

holding her

crying out

taking in

poking through

soaking wet

really horny

hopelessly lost

love potion

fainting spell

magic flame

This group can get very experimental for all of us. I hope that people don't consider it when deciding whether or not to roleplay with someone. I would think the one thing people can take away from participation here is a willingness to push our own limits and better ourselves, which can never be a bad thing.

That's what this club is all about! Ultimately, we all come here to write in one form or another. Expanding our horizons, testing our limits, pushing our skill set, and trying new things can only make us better in the long run. If we even find small ways to improve ourselves and our skills, then we bring that back to our roleplay and become a better partner!

Sometimes challenging yourself provides you with insight into your writing, your style, even yourself, that you wouldn't otherwise have had. I used to write for challenges on a few other sites years ago. I found that the restriction of a challenge (especially ones with a word list or some very specific requirement) stirred my rebellious streak. I'd think, "oh, you think that's a restriction? I'll write circles around your restrictions," and eventually produce some fun pieces. Most of those word limits were supe strict and very limiting. I could have done more with more words, I almost always wanted more, but harsh editing usually got me in under the limit.

As the official spokesperson for the club, WNS has the right of it.

Yes, the idea is to just write a scene with a character... for me it's about getting one from my head into words, trying to inhabit their world, describe as much or as little as feels right for the character. Some characters have a lot of internal dialog, some not so much, but it's always fun to make the world around them vibrant and real, even if it's a desolate setting. It happens to me all the time. I'm big with challenging people, but you notice I never write anything for these... Honestly, that's mostly because I don't want anyone thinking I'm trying to rig my own system, so entering my own stuff seems silly when I'm the one running things and coming up with the challenges. But yeah, I'm terrible with procrastination sometimes, and often I hit that "this isn't good enough" point and just give up. I'm trying to get better and tell my internal critic where she can go, but... Oh, and the word limit is more of a "guideline" really. I want people to be able to read all the entries and if I don't put something down, some entries will get out of hand. It's a problem for me more than I care to admit. Once I'm in the zone, words can come pouring out and get to be too much. I need an editor.