IsabellaRose

Will it be the first hand or the second?

Mighty Wind

How many have you tried?

Time to get a new challenge together, and possibly make this a regular, weekly challenge instead of a "whenever Izzy feels like making one" challenge. So here's what I propose: A new challenge every week with 2 weeks to complete it and 2 weeks for voting. Every challenge will last for 4 weeks, and there will always be two ongoing challenges and two challenges to be read and voted on. This way everyone can hopefully find something to do, be it writing to a challenge or reading/voting. But if I'm going to do that... I need a lot of writing prompts/challenges/etc. What does anyone think? Weekly? Biweekly?

Are you building a harem, too?

nudist colony

Who wants out before we start the group thing?

A tip I read a long time ago (and I feel bad for not remembering who originally wrote it) puts forth the following questions and statements to help you create a realistic world. I think it pertained to general sci-fi and making new inventions, but I find it helps for almost anything. When you decide to add an element to your world, ask yourself the following three questions: Why? How? What Result? Why was this device created? Why was there a war? Why did people settle here? Whatever the situation, you need a believable reason why it happened. Then you have to ask yourself how it happened, and explain it in a way that's consistent with your world. How was the device created? Using what resources? How was the war fought? Who were allied with the main combatants? How did settlers arrive here and build their settlements? What local resource did they use to build their homes that makes them different from other areas? Then think of the results. What was the device used for? Who won the war and how many died on both sides? What happened to the new settlement? Once you have it in your head why and how things happened and you know the results, remember the two facts below: Never in the history of the world has any society been perfectly unanimous in its’ response to an event. Nor has any innovation been introduced into the world without unpredictable side effects. These add the real believability. Who thought the device was the work of the devil and wanted to outlaw/destroy it? Who protested against the war and perhaps aided the enemy? Who refused to settle in this place and either moved on or returned home? Answering these questions gives you realistic opposing groups and ideas, possibly even new strange devices designed to counteract the ones you originally thought of as the real innovation. This adds layers of complexity and realism, or at least it seems to work for me.

Not so much a specific recommendation, but when I'm writing for a certain theme or setting, I'll search for playlists people have already created to fit the feel I'm going for. I've found fantastic list for free on SoundCloud, and more on Spotify, Amazon Music, and YouTube, although the ads on those "paid services I don't pay for" really ruin the experience for me. Tabletop Audio has some awesome "ambience + music" sets that I use when I actually run a game, and sometimes when I'm writing.

Yet again, I would fuck him. Aside from the fact that I don't believe in marriage or killing, I have a sneaking suspicion that he'd make it enjoyable.

Given the options, I always fuck, and I would do my utmost to give her all the sexual pleasure she deserves...

Still riding that fuck train... fuck YEAH

Let's get this fuck train a-movin'!

How many Oopma Loompas does it take to screw a Dreamer?

baked Alaska

A naked woman in my bed!

turn over

Game over

Would they sing an Oompa Loompa song about those panties? "Oompa loompa, doopity doo we'll get those panties right off of you Oompa loompa, doopity dang You're gonna be in an Oompa gang bang"

spreadsheets... month end reports, expense reports, a lot of red telling me my department is over budget ...

Fuck, and then fuck the whales.

Are we taking turns?

hold me

Why don't we call him?

do nothing