It Is Not Our Business To Set Up Prohibitions, But To Arrive At Conventions In Logic, There Are No Morals.

“It is not our business to set up prohibitions, but to arrive at conventions… In logic, there are no morals.”

— Rudolf Carnap, The Logical Syntax of Language

foggy day in the forest.

I love how House MD episodes have these side plots where House is examining these random patients and every time it's some stupid shit, like yeah there's a patient with this extremely complicated case and we need to figure out a diagnosis but we can't ignore the guy with AN MP3 PLAYER UP HIS ASS in Exam Room One

Happy Tender Tuesday. This is for any of your OCs. How did your OC meet their romantic partner(s)? Was it love at first sight?

Oh gosh! Ironically, most of works don't involve romantic partnerships, but one of the first scripts I wrote had a couple as the main characters.

In The Atlas, Nichole and Isa ended up meeting through their friends at university and actually disliked each other. Nichole found Isa too stubborn and bull-headed while Isa found Nichole too quiet and reserved, so when the two ended up stuck together for Thanksgiving, it was a lot of awkward silence. They ended up bonding after Isa burnt the turkey and starting dating pretty quickly after that.

Of course, all their friends were shocked they were together and secretly thought they'd break up, but the two got married a year after graduation.

When the story starts, it's been almost 20 years and boy has their marriage felt it. It's not that they don't love each other, but it seems as if some of their issues from when they met haven't really gone away but just been buried deep down.

@bardic-tales

Writing really goes one of two ways:

1. Write 3k words in 30 minutes

2. Takes 3 hours to write 3 sentences

There is no in between

I'm sorry but if you give me a specific time but don't actually mean that time and it was really just a vague general "around that time" but you didn't tell me we have a problem because I'll be dead from stress.