Some Time Last Year In A Daze I Signed Up To Be A Community Notes Contributor On Twitter, And I Have

some time last year in a daze i signed up to be a community notes contributor on twitter, and i have not used this ability once in any meaningful sense, but i do appreciate that it sometimes provides me with exclusive advance previews of muppet discourse

Soft Gestures for Comfort

Bringing them a blanket when they’re curled up on the couch.

Whispering, "It’s okay, I’m here," when they wake up from a bad dream.

Stroking their hair gently when they’re lying on your lap.

Running a warm bath for them after a tough day.

Holding them close and saying, "I’ve got you," when they’re upset.

Preparing their favorite comfort food when they’re feeling low.

Turning off their alarm and letting them sleep in when they’re exhausted.

Reading their favorite book to them before bed.

Playing their favorite soothing music to help them relax.

Just sitting in silence with them, letting them know your presence is their safe space.

it’s not?

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🐚 How do you come up with your story ideas?

🍄 Do you prefer writing during the day or at night?

🪸 Who is your author idol?

🥀 What would you say your writing muse is? Why?

🪻 Do you have a writing journal? What do you fill it with?

🌸 How do you go about world building in your stories?

🌻 Have you ever been inspired by a song (for a scene or a book)? What song was it, and what did you create from it?

🪷 What’s the best writing tip you’ve ever received?

🌞 How do you handle writer’s block?

🔥 Do you follow a strict writing schedule? Or are you more, go with the flow (300 words or 30k— no in between)?

🌬️ How do you add depth to your characters?

🌊 Have you ever projected into a character or based them off yourself? Which one?

🥥 Who is your favourite oc? What makes them so special?

🏵️ Give us an excerpt of the funniest scene you’ve ever written.

🌋 What’s your favorite part of the writing process?

⛰️ What’s the most interesting fact you’ve discovered while researching?

🌄 Are you an editor or a rewriter?

🌌 Do you outline your stories or yolo it?

⚱️ How do you stay motivated to write consistently?

🗿 What’s a piece of writing you’re particularly proud of?

⚔️ Give us your favourite quote from your wip.

🦤 Who is your favourite ship?

🦔 Do you have any ships that arent canon but you lowkey wish they were? Why haven’t you made them end up together?

🎀 How do you choose names for your characters?

🐉 Have you ever based a story on a dream you had? Which one?

🩵 What’s your biggest writing pet peeve?

😶‍🌫️ What is a trope or archetype you can’t stand?

💕 Describe the antagonist of your story? What made them the way that they are?

Happy Writing!

Signs of Falling in Love

When you’re falling in love, it can be such a magical experience, full of little signs that your feelings are growing. You might find yourself blushing whenever that special person is near, your cheeks turning a shade of pink without you even realizing it. It’s as if your body knows something your mind is just starting to understand.

You start seeking eye contact more often, feeling a flutter in your chest whenever your eyes meet. But then, you might shyly look away, overwhelmed by the intensity of the moment. You can't help but smile frequently, often for no apparent reason. It’s not that anything particularly funny is happening, it’s just that thinking about this person makes you so incredibly happy.

Physical contact becomes something you crave, even in the smallest forms. You might find yourself lightly touching their arm or shoulder as you talk, just to feel closer. When they’re around, you might catch yourself constantly playing with your hair, a subconscious way of dealing with the nervous excitement you feel in their presence.

Humor takes on a whole new importance. Suddenly, you’re laughing at all their jokes, even the ones that aren’t particularly funny. It’s not really about the joke itself but more about the joy of sharing that moment together. Your brain might even go into overdrive, causing you to stammer or struggle to find the right words when you speak to them, as if your thoughts can’t quite keep up with your emotions.

You find yourself coming up with excuses to be near them, finding reasons to cross paths or spend time together. When you’re around them, it’s like your stomach is filled with butterflies, fluttering with nervous excitement. Your heart races whenever they’re close, beating so fast you’re sure it’s obvious to everyone around.

When they’re not around, your mind drifts off, daydreaming about them, replaying past conversations, and imagining future ones. You get lost in their eyes, feeling like you could stare into them forever. There’s this strong urge to share everything with them, from the big moments to the little ones, as if they’re the only person who truly understands.

You might catch yourself absentmindedly writing their name, doodling it in the margins of notebooks or in the air with your finger, as if it’s become your new favorite word. And when you think about them, you’re filled with a warm, fuzzy feeling, like your heart is wrapped in a cozy blanket of happiness. It’s these little moments and feelings that make falling in love such a beautiful, confusing, and exhilarating experience.

You ever just have to step away from writing for a second to because a line hits a little harder then you mean it to?

Yeah….

yeah…