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So... I Ended Up With The Opening Paragraph Scrawled On The Back Of An Invoice. I Am Now Becoming One
So... I ended up with the opening paragraph scrawled on the back of an invoice. I am now becoming one with my couch, Li is continuing to watch the WoW RTWF and I shall try and figure out what the fuck my handwriting says!
OK I need someone to push the clock forward 2 hours so I can leave work and go home to write. I've almost found the first line to my Sincaraz frottage fic and I know where the rest is going from there!
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Favourite Tennis Friendships→ Andy Murray and Novak Djokovic
“Sometimes we catch up for dinner. It’s good to see somebody you grew up with doing so well in professional tennis and it’s great to show to people that top-five players, who are big rivals on the court, can be really good friends as well.” - Novak Djokovic
VAMOS! 🧡🎾🇪🇸 YES CARLITOS!
*insert more chairdancing and spinning and happy stimming*
Y'all I am so fucking grateful my manager doesn't care that I'm literally sitting here watching the tennis while I work. And hyper aware of the privilege I have to do it.
➡️ Content warnings on fiction are a courtesy.
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➡️ Print novels do not traditionally warn for content in any way.
➡️ Until AO3 came along, fanfiction did not traditionally warn for content in any significant way.
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