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  1. In A Word... 1 2 3 4

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  3. Relationships 1 2 3 4

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  4. Nap Time! 1 2

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  5. Socially Acceptable 1 2 3 4

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  6. Crossing Over 1 2

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  7. Does That Make Me Crazy... 1 2

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  8. Vices 1 2

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  9. Snack Time!

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    • Mostly I just got a bit rambley because it was four hours after I usually go to bed and once I started I just kept writing more and more. But happy to hear feedback. Maybe I’ll actually be able to finish one of these things and share it someday.    This sounds like stellar advice. I just picked up a Supernote manta. So it’s a good time to try separating and organizing things better.    I really do need to work on staying to a single point more. Because there are times where I have pages and pages of motivations, story arcs, lessons learned, backstories, vices, values, and reasons why I have to write out a lengthy description of a watch collection because at the time it seems super important that you know out of like 30 watches his favourite is this one with a plain black band and a cloudy face with a chip in the glass just by the number one. And of course since the backstory on this watch is inportant all the watches then get big backstories. Mostly in my notes. Really my problem is writing too many notes and not enough actual writing. I start over thinking dialogue reworking scenes, adding something in because it sets up a really cool scene later, taking something out because it’s extra and doesn’t add anything. And the man while editing I’ll get a completely random idea for another story I love and need to get that written down before I forget and do the same thing to that story, forgetting about the first one altogether.    sometimes I really think I should get myself checked for adhd. Maybe some adderall or something could help,    I definitely share the problem of not sitting my butt in the chair long enough. If I’m excited about the story I want to start walking around the room which makes it very hard to actually write. And if I am not excited about the story then I have to battle all the other things trying to grab my attention. plus sometimes I just want to pace.    creating a dedicated glossary index could be fun. I agree that the story is supreme. The problem is that doesn’t stop me from pausing my writing and looking up a color wheel and and spending half an hour trying to decide if this imaginary thing is more of a turquoise or a robins egg blue because I need the shirt to be the exact right shade otherwise the scene doesn’t feel right. Not that it doesn’t work but that it just doesn’t feel right and then I keep getting distracted because it really important the blue is right even though it has functionally no purpose in the scene but even removing the exact coloring because it has no purpose doesn’t work because it needs to be this blue for the scene to feel right.       
    • I love the name and it's a great cause! Now I'm imaginjng what an ABDL Xk (what ever number of miles) would look like. A Waddle Fest? From a binch of big babis waddling in their bulky diapers? Okay I can also see a bunch of people in duck costumes waddling too. 🤣 If we say its for ducks we can always wear diapers under our duck costumes? 
    • My first computer was a Toshiba laptop with 2 meg of ram, a 60 meg hd, dos 5.0, procom plus, tin or rn for usenet, pine or elm for email and a 2400 baud modem.
    • I'm up at 5 a.m. for work but on my own natural rhythym I'm a night owl. I'll be up until about 1 a.m. and get up between 8 and 9. 
    • sounds like you love to overanalyse things^^  
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