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[out-of-jams]

REVERSE TROPE WRITING PROMPTS

Too many beds

Accidentally kidnapping a mafia boss

Really nice guy who hates only you

Academic rivals except it’s two teachers who compete to have the best class

Divorce of convenience

Too much communication

True hate’s kiss (only kissing your enemy can break a curse)

Dating your enemy’s sibling

Lovers to enemies

Hate at first sight

Love triangle where the two love interests get together instead

Fake amnesia

Soulmates who are fated to kill each other

Strangers to enemies

Instead of fake dating, everyone is convinced that you aren’t actually dating

Too hot to cuddle

Love interest CEO is a himbo/bimbo who runs their company into the ground

Nursing home au

[elumish]

This may be a very lukewarm take, but I think one of the most important ways to establish tension in a story is to give actions consequences.

Not every consequence needs to be negative, and not every negative consequence needs to be catastrophic, but one of the easiest ways to kill the tension in a story is to teach your reader that it doesn't matter what the main characters do because everything will work out for them, and any setbacks won't have long-term consequences.

Because once you've taught that to the reader, then why should they care what the characters do? What does it matter whether they make the "right" decision because every decision will ultimately be the last one.

And once you've given your reader that for long enough, you can't really go back, because that will feel like a betrayal. You can't give the first negative consequence 3/4 of the way through the story, because you've already set up the story as one where actions don't have (negative) consequences.

When you're thinking about how to give actions negative consequences, consider that there are a many different types of consequences, including:

Physical (death, injury, disease, etc.)

Emotional (fear, concern, anxiety, sorrow, guilt, PTSD, etc.)

Social (loss of a relationship or friendship, mistrust from other characters, etc.)

Temporal (loss of time trying something that didn't work, additional time required for recovery, etc.)

Locational (loss of territory, displacement to somewhere else, etc.)

Autonomous (arrest, detainment, kidnapping, loss of ability to act of their own accord, etc.)

It can make the story more interesting (and more realistic) to not just focus on one type of consequence but instead to consider different kinds of consequences (positive and negative) a character would face for their actions. Maybe they end up better physically than they would otherwise--but they lose other people's trust by their actions. Maybe they save someone but lose time.

Make your characters' actions matter.

[bethanydelleman]

I think this can be a real problem in historical fiction, where for example, often characters will espouse very modern feminist beliefs and get basically no push-back. Or, there will be an emphasis on the strict rules of propriety, but then the heroine breaks them without facing any consequences (has sex before marriage, doesn't worry about disgrace or pregnancy).

If you set up the consequences of the past, then you need to carry out the consequences of the past or else it's just History as Aesthetic

[pantserspen]

How to Fix Underwriting

1. Slow down at emotionally important moments.

Big emotions need space to land. If a scene feels rushed, pause the plot briefly to show how the moment affects the character.

2. Add reactions, not explanations.

Instead of explaining what a character feels, show it through physical responses, hesitation, or small actions that reveal emotion naturally.

3. Ground every scene in the senses.

If a scene feels thin, add one or two sensory details—sound, texture, smell, or temperature—to make the moment feel lived-in.

4. Let thoughts interrupt action.

A line of internal thought can deepen a scene without slowing it too much. Thoughts show stakes, fear, longing, or conflict beneath the action.

5. Expand consequences, not events.

You don’t need more things to happen—you need to show what matters. Focus on how events change relationships, decisions, or self-perception.

6. Strengthen setting where emotion peaks.

The environment should echo or contrast the emotion of the scene. Setting is not decoration—it’s emotional reinforcement.

7. Add specific details instead of general ones.

Underwriting often relies on vague language. Swap “they argued” for one sharp line of dialogue or a specific breaking point.

8. Let dialogue breathe.

Short dialogue exchanges without pauses can feel flat. Add beats—silence, gestures, interruptions—to give the conversation weight.

9. Show transitions between scenes.

If scenes jump too quickly, readers feel disoriented. A brief transition helps establish time, mood, and emotional continuity.

10. Clarify stakes early in the scene.

If readers don’t know what can be lost, scenes feel empty. Make sure the character wants something specific and fears losing it.

11. Use the “what are they feeling right now?” check.

After each major beat, ask what emotion is dominant in that moment. If it’s missing on the page, the scene is likely underwritten.

12. Expand scenes that feel “too clean.”

If a scene resolves too neatly or quickly, it probably needs more tension. Messy emotions and unresolved feelings add depth.

[unalivejournal]

Stresses me out so bad when authors who obviously don't drink write characters drinking. Omfg girl he is like 27 shots deep.

[blackthornass]

Not to hijack a shitpost but I was inspired, so I wrote up a big huge long guide to writing drinking and drunkenness for the writer who doesn’t drink. Credentials: I get drunk a hell of a fuck of a lot of the time. Disclaimer that all of what I say is anecdotal and not scientific, to not take medical advice from this, and a lot of the cultural aspects of drinking are going to be USAcentric, since that’s where im from. It’s long as hell so im putting it under the cut.

A. Types of alcoholic beverages and what drinking them is like

0. What does alcohol taste like?

You know that chemical smell that hat sometimes has a taste in your mouth that you get while smelling dry erase markers, nail polish remover, or hand sanitizer? That’s what pure alcohol tastes like! Pretty much all alcoholic beverages taste like they smell, so if you’re willing to be a freak, sniff a friend who drink’s drink for help on describing flavor.

I should state that every individual brand of beer, wine, and liquor has brands that are prestigious and brands that are hot garbage. If you’re having trouble figuring out which is which, try asking around at your drinker friends, or go to the liquor store and check out what brands are cheaper and what brands are more expensive. Generally, things are layed out least to most expensive, with “bottom shelf” brands being absolute garbage and “top shelf” brands being luxury items.

Ⅰ. Beer

Beer, as well as other can offerings such as ciders or white claws, are about 5% abv (alcohol by volume). This translates to very little alcohol in it overall, which is why the serving size is a whole ass can/pint glass/glass you’d use for a nonalcoholic beverage. This also makes for easier drinking, because the alcohol isn’t as prominent so you can’t taste it as much. Beer is the primary drink of masculine men or otherwise masc people drinking for reasons other than getting drunk, and of plenty of people drinking to get drunk as well. It is high in calories and quite filling, hence the pop culture connotation of the “beer belly” (though any amount of binge drinking will cause weight gain if the drinker is still having three meals a day on top of it all; beer is just the most calories per serving out of everything else.) Lager and ale are two seperate kinds of beer. I’m not a beer guy so I don’t know the difference between them. Beer tastes first and foremost fizzy, and second has a very subtle sweetness to it, and third off Tastes Like Beer. You know how beer tastes, right? You’ve at least smelled a beer in your life? Your friend’s drunk dad probably smelled like beer. It tastes like that.

Ⅱ. Wine

Wine is stronger than beer, averaging out at about 12.5% abv. This is why wine is served in wine glasses, which serve considerably less than beer glasses of all kinds. There are four main types of wine: red wine, white wine, rosé, and mead. Red wine is the most common wine; some unusual properties of it are that it is usually “dry” (although it is a liquid, it dries out your mouth! It’s really freaky) and it also has a deeply bitter compound (tannins) that only a fraction of the population can taste, much like cilantro. That fraction of the population generally hates red wine. White wine is a lot like red wine but usually no dryness and no tannins. Champagne is a white wine. I’ve never had rosé wine, but my understanding is it’s between red and white. Mead is fermented from things other than grapes, usually honey. It is incredibly sweet, to the point it usually drowns out the alcohol, and is too much for some people. Wine is usually the go to drink of feminine women and other femme by nature people drinking for reasons other than getting drunk, although plenty of people also drink it to get drunk as well. Mead is a common fantasy drink. Red wine conveys sophistication in pop culture. There is a whole culture of wine tasting and wine snobbery that I know very little about.

Ⅲ. Cocktails

There are many cocktails out there. It is generally very hard to calculate amounts of abv for these beverages because it’s a mix of multiple liquors with multiple nonalcoholic drinks usually. Cocktails are generally seen as feminine, although there are exceptions (im pretty sure ordering most whiskey based cocktails are seen as masc in the eyes of cishet society but I might be wrong). Common cocktails include the margarita (tequila, triple sec, and lime juice), the martini (gin, vermouth, and an olive for garnish), popular hangover remedy the Bloody Mary (vodka, tomato juice, a bunch of other bullshit for garnish but usually at least a celery stalk), and simple mixed drinks such as the screwdriver (vodka and orange juice) and …rum and coke (rum and coca-cola). I don’t have as much about cocktails since I very rarely drink them but you can get super fancy and sophosticated with them and bartenders love making them.

Ⅳ. Straight liquor

First off, YOU USUALLY CANNOT CHUG LIQUOR!!‼︎ it’s usually anything between 20% and 50% abv, with the average at 40%, and that’s a LOT of alcohol. So it burns and is hard to chug properly! Second off, though there are some liquors that come in slightly bigger glasses that you sip and savor, such as the whiskey tumbler or the sake glass, the standard delivery method for straight liquor is a shot glass, roughly 1.5 ounces or one swallow of drink. You throw back a shot like you take pills. The five main liquors you find at liquor stores in the United States are vodka, gin, whiskey, rum, and tequila. There are stronger liquors, such as absinthe and Everclear (which can get all the way up to, say, 80-90% abv), but those are not sold everywhere. Vodka doesn’t taste like anything, just pure alcohol, although it is often found in flavored varieties that taste like artificial flavors. Gin tastes like you crossed alcohol with a pine tree air freshener. I’ve never had rum or tequila straight and the last time I had whiskey straight was a billion years ago so I can’t speak to those. Tequila sometimes adversely affects people in ways normal liquor doesn’t, ie makes them sadder or gives them more energy or something. I’ve heard old wives tales that this is because tequila has caffeine in it, but I’ve also heard old wives tales that that’s bullshit. Who is to say??⁇ liqueur is liquor that is very weak by liquor standards (about 20% abv), but is very rarely drunk straight and is usually a cocktail or recipe ingredient. The difference between liquor and beer/wine is that beer and wine are fermented, while liquor is distilled. Also important to note is that liquor is often measured in “proofs”, which is the abv x 2. For instance, a 30% abv liquor will be 60 proof, a 40% abv liquor will be 80 proof, etc. 100 proof liquor, or 50% abv, is very strong and the highest proof you’re guaranteed to find at any bum fuck liquor store whatever.

B. Stages of drunkenness

Initial disclaimer that this is all super unscientific and vibes based. Theres some data on this with official numbers but I have not consulted them for this this.

Ⅰ. Buzzed

This is basically when you can feel you’re not 100% sober but you’re also not intoxicated by any definition of the word. You feel a warmth inside of you and a mild pleasant mood, if you don’t drink often. If you do drink often it might be less happiness and euphoria and more “god I needed this”. I would not call the feeling “buzzing” and would rather describe it as “beginning to melt”, but I didn’t name slang, now did I?

Ⅱ. Tipsy

This is about when effects of being drunk start popping up, but if you absolutely have to, you can fake sober. More social daringness, like being a ham at karaoke or telling a crush they love them, but also enough of a cap on their emotions to not get outright annoying and avoid sharing dark secrets (although what counts as a dark secret and what is just a bit embarrassing might be blurred). For people who get flushed faces while drinking, the flush kicks in now. This is considered “having a bit too much” in polite society, but at bars and clubs and parties is nothing.

Ⅲ. Drunk

Oh, it is near impossible to fake sober without someone telling something’s up. You can’t go to the liquor store to buy anything anymore; they’ll deny service for safety’s sake. Your voice is loud and yelly, your enthusiasm crosses the line into boisterousness, you are certified annoying. Your grasp on “private feelings” is loosened. Your coordination is worse. Your singing is still hammy, but it might be so hammy it’s bad. If someone hits on you in this state they’re automatically scum.

Ⅳ. Wasted

This is about when the cliche physical effects of being drunk set in: slurred speech, not being able to walk in a straight line. You’re a mess at this point, and everyone can tell as you stagger towards them. No boundaries, a negative sense of shame, and the world is your oyster at a price. It is nearly impossible for you not to have a hangover the next morning if you’re this drunk, unless you are in your early twenties or younger. This is the point where, even at bars and parties, nobody will doubt “hey this person should probs stop now”.

Ⅴ. Blackout drunk

About what it says on the tin. Your memories are now spotty at best, nonexistent at worst. “Brownouts” (little patches of memories amidst many minutes of void) are much more common than blackouts. If you have executive dysfunction and it’s something you’d trust a nine year old to do, this is the most ideal time to do chores you’ve been putting off. Executive function is an inhibition, and you’ve had all your inhibitions lifted!

Ⅵ. Deathly You-Might-Die drunk

This is about the limit. You will very acutely feel when you’re here. As a disclaimer being this drunk ends in death maybe 1% of the time; the other 99% you make a post on social media like “if I don’t post for a week im dead” and then pass out. Your speech and texts are incoherent word soup, you may not be able to stand, if you CAN move around its with great struggle and you likely need the support of another person to not wipe out. A bartender will not serve you if you’re brushing up against this drunk, however, at a party or drinking alone you’re in charge of your own destiny.

C. How much it takes someone to get to that point

Ⅰ. Standard with an estrogen based endocrine system

If you are someone with an estrogen based endocrine system (most cis women, post-E trans women, and pre T trans men), you don’t drink often, and you’re hovering around societally average weight, generally the way it goes is one drink will get you buzzed, two will get you tipsy, three will get you drunk, four will get you wasted, five will affect your memory, and six will get you so fucked up that you’re incoherent. Depending on drinking speed, eight or more is life-threatening. If it’s a standard drink, you shouldn’t give your character more than thirteen drinks if you want them to not pass out/live to see another day. If you have a character that goes on estrogen HRT, you can make them note how their tolerance has gone down.

Ⅱ. Standard with a testosterone based endocrine system

Having a testosterone based endocrine system (so most cis men, post-T trans men, and pre E trans women) and hovering around average weight gives you roughly one extra drink of tolerance compared to someone of similar measurements and drinking frequency with an estrogen based endocrine system. That means it takes about two drinks to be noticeably buzzed, three to become tipsy, four to become drunk, five to be wasted, six to start losing memory, and seven to become incoherent. Depending on drinking speed, things start becoming life threatening around drink nine or ten. Upper limit in this case is about fifteen or sixteen drinks before it’s like “oh they’re gonna die”. If you have a character that goes on testosterone HRT, you can make them note how their tolerance has gone up.

Ⅲ. How weight effects it

People who are lighter have lower alcohol tolerance, people who are heavier have higher. You might have an underweight character reach certain levels of drunk a drink or two early, or have an overweight character reach it a drink or two late.

Ⅳ. How tolerance effects it

If you get drunk many nights in a row, with only a day or two off, it’s going to be harder to get as drunk than before, as well as lower the amount of sheer joy you get from being drunk. I can’t speak for everyone, but as a general rule, this means moving between echelons of drunk with everything else in a vacuum takes two drinks instead of one. This stuff isn’t scientific, however, so take with a grain of salt.

Ⅴ. How time effects it

One drink usually starts to wear off within twenty minutes, and if you only have one drink you’ll usually be completely sober within an hour. Because of this, five drinks in three hours is a wildly different story than five drinks in forty-five minutes, and you’ll be able to add a drink or two to get drunk over long periods of time, and subtract a drink or two over astoundingly short periods of time (for what it’s worth, most normal drinkers average out to one drink every fifteen to thirty minutes, with the absolute peak sustained only shortly being three drinks in ten minutes, since going faster than that risks nausea and vomiting).

Ⅵ. Medication effecting it

If you take certain medications (antidepressants are a common one), your tolerance goes down, sometimes to a dangerous degree because you overestimate how much you can drink. But if you get drunk multiple days in a row this is completely counteracted! (Have I said that this isn’t medical advice yet and you shouldn’t take it as such yet? Extremely extremely true here. Listen to your doctors in real life, kids).

ⅥI. Natural variances

A character may naturally be a lightweight or be better suited at holding their liquor for natural human body variance reasons, and because of this you can knock a drink or two off what is normal for their range just to make things fun! This is largely random and doesn’t adhere to anything.

Ⅷ. How a 270 pound testosterone based endocrine system heavy drinker man gets drunk

Ok, so im a bighugelarge man who gets drunk super frequently, so im about the upper limit for characters before things start getting eyebrow raise-y. It usually, if im drinking at a normal pace, and taking into consideration that my drink of choice is 70 proof shots when standard drinks are 80 proof, takes me 3 drinks to get buzzed, 5 to get tipsy, 8 to get drunk, 12 to get wasted, 15 to start losing my memory wholesale, and 17 or 18 to get incoherent. 20 is when things start getting dangerous, and my all time record had me pass out at shot 24. This accounts for maybe 90% of a liter of vodka, for reference.

D. Drinking safety and who might ignore it

Ⅰ. Water intake

Generally speaking, common advice is you should be drinking at least one glass of water for every glass of beer and wine/shot of liquor, to avoid/lessen hangovers and to keep you from being the most dehydrated person on planet Earth. However, most people partying or drinking for fun don’t bother to do this. A wise, well-seasoned drinker might force themselves into it, because anything for a better hangover, but most people are paying the price.

Ⅱ. Food intake

Drinking on an empty stomach will make you sick. Drinking on a full capacity stomach will also make you sick, especially if you had a caloric drink beforehand, like milk or beer (liquor before beer, you’re in the clear…). However, the emptier your stomach, the more you feel the alcohol, which means health teachers want you drinking on a full stomach so you’re disillusioned, whereas seasoned alcoholics may fast four or five hours before starting to drink for best results/chances at happiness.

Ⅲ. Drunk driving

This is really hard to do. Most people in my experience have the sense to not do it, but teens and people who are more drunk than they realize may do it. It absolutely kills people, both drivers and others on the road, so glamorizing it is not recommended. But im not your mom.

Ⅳ. Drunk sex

Here’s the thing. You should not be making any major life choices while drunk, and because disease and/or pregnancy makes sex a major life choice, drunk people officially cannot consent in real life. However, in fanfic a simple “I wanted this sober so doing it drunk is fine” flies for the sake of porn. But let it be known: because your senses are dulled when you’re drunk, both drunk mastirbation and drunk sex suck way more than doing it sober

E. Misc things about being drunk

Ⅰ. Dulled senses

Like mentioned in the previous bullet point, all your senses are dulled. Many people self medicate because it helps pain be more bearable, or because they’re autistic and are pretty much always going through sensory overload sober. Most notable of this is sense of taste, which is why nasty liquor is easy to choke down while wasted, and why Taco Bell tastes fucking gourmet: your senses are dulled and your expectations/taste in all things are underground.

Ⅱ. Physical feeling

Your vision may get worse when you’re drunk, or it might stay the same. You may be dizzy when doing pretty much anything. And of course there’s the issue of coordination and such.

Ⅲ. Nausea

Getting any amount drunk WILL make you feel sick to your stomach, and no matter how badly you want to get as drunk as possible as fast as possible, you will likely find yourself taking breaks of ten-fifteen minutes at some point for nausea’s sake. Sometimes, if you’re drunk enough, throwing up is inevitable, and it sucks but you feel better afterwards. Eat some crackers afterwards if you can, and continue onwards.

Ⅳ. Mental effects

You generally feel so much happier and joyous, and hate yourself far less. your issues seem easier to fix. It doesn’t straight up get rid of negative emotions, but it makes them more simple. Complex grief turns to just Sad, frustrations at the world and all its stressors turn to just Angry. Fear and anxiety are nearly always eliminated. The way I’d liken being drunk and thinking is your brain feels like a pat of butter in a pan slowly melting. There are subsets of people who have depression that just gets worse when they drink, and for those people they should not be drinking ever.

Ⅴ. Important caveat on drunk typing

If you have autocorrect on, you will not be making a billion typos! The truly wasted may have glaring spelling mistakes, but as a general rule everyone with crazy amounts of typos while drunk is either faking it or milking it because they think it’s funny. In my experience, the much more likely result of typing drunk is a lot of question marks, exclamation points, or emoticons/emojis in a row.

F. Hangovers

Ⅰ. Emotional effects

If you are hungover, you will hate yourself. You will feel immense shame, and if you did something regrettable drunk and/or are of a culture where drinking is banned or you were trying to be sober, you will also feel guilt. “Stupid dumb drunk idiot” is a common refrain in my mind. “I’ll never drink again, this sucks so bad” is another common thought for some, but it’s rarely true. Humans are weak and we forget consequences easily. I can’t think of anyone who got sober because of a really bad hangover. Change-your-life rock bottom is usually different than that.

Ⅱ. Physical effects

Most hangover symptoms come in three categories: common, weird, and gastrointestinal. Common symptoms include headaches and light sensitivity, along with malaise (the ill feeling you get when you have a fever or covid or something). Weird symptoms include vertigo and muscle pain. Gastrointestinal symptoms include diarrhea and vomiting.

III. How long they last

Hangovers usually last until about 11 am or noon if the person drank during the evening/night, unless the person drank significantly more than usual, as when relapsing after being sober for many months or when getting so drunk that their lives were in danger, in which case the hangover can last for up to twenty-four hours. Also, sometimes in a very rare while, you can lose the hangover lottery and not have your hangover go away until 3-4 pm.

IV. Situations in which someone is and is not likely to get hungover

Drinking water can either prevent hangovers or make hangovers less bad. People in their twenties usually are hangover-free if they drink less than they did the previous night, and more prone to them if they drink more than they did the previous night. Propensity towards hangovers increases with age, so an underage drinker may only rarely get a hangover, whereas someone in their fifties may get a really nasty one if they ever have multiple drinks, no matter what.

V. Hangover cures

There are no scientific cures for a hangover. However, some folk remedies include hair of the dog (drinking more to cure it), cold showers, and greasy breakfasts (famous choices are breakfast sandwiches, brunch offerings with lots of eggs and meat, and hot dogs/brats). The first of these does not make me feel better, just takes away the shame, but the second and third ones I swear by. They don’t cure it, but damn if they don’t feel good.

Ok that’s it, good luck out there

[thebiballerina]

In addition to the guide above, there are tools where you can enter exactly what your character is drinking in a scene and get an idea of how drunk they are. Usually, these are called something like a BAC (Blood Alcohol Concentration) calculator. I think they're mostly meant as an educational/safety tool for real people, but they certainly could be used as a drinking simulator for a character; you would just need an idea of the height, weight, and age of the character.

The Virtual Bar by Responsibility.org is the most comprehensive simulator I've found. It lets you account for food, water, and non-alcoholic drinks in addition to the alcohol, and the time between consuming each item. However, I've only used it a few times, so I'll give the disclaimer that I can't confidently attest to its accuracy.

Also, for anyone trying to write something they don't know much about, whether that be alcohol or anything else, I recommend the Little Details community on Dreamwidth. It is a writing research community, great for all your oddly specific questions.

[mars-attacking]

If I may add something to this excellent guide:

- you can build up tolerance not only by getting drunk few days in a row, but also by frequently drinking smaller amounts of alcohol over a given peroid of time. You can surprise your character with being more sober than they expected!

- mixing different alcohols will lead to getting more drunk quicker, and will result in worse hungover. Golden rule is: if you need to mix, you'll always drink something with more alcohol than your previous drink, never go down with %

- hangovers feel different based on what you were drinking. Sweet coctails often get heavy on a stomach; red wine is probably the most hangover-inducing alcohol beverage, and even if you don't end up really hungover, a headache is to be expected; you can dring surprising amounts of pure vodka or low-sugar flavored vodka without getting a hangover, or only getting a mild one;

- If your character is from eastern europe or been there for a long time, they *will* feel the flavors of pure vodka and distinguis between good tasting ones and bad tasting ones. The cure to vodka induced hangover is drinking picke juice :))

[mcflymemes]

PROMPTS FOR PRE ESTABLISHED CONNECTIONS AND CREATING HISTORY BETWEEN CHARACTERS *  assorted dialogue for giving your characters a history and giving them past things or events to talk about, adjust as necessary

do you remember what i told you last time?

have you been doing well since i saw you?

that's not what you told me back then.

when was the last time i saw you?

you were shorter then.

i'm picking the restaurant this time.

we've known each other since we were children.

always knew i could count on you.

that time was different. this is worse.

you're not going to let me live that down, are you?

i seem to remember a conversation we had back then.

so you changed your mind about it?

do you remember our encounter in paris?

you should know me by now.

am i the only one that knows the truth?

we had a lot of help back then.

your mom told me to look out for you.

you just love bringing that back up to annoy me.

maybe don't mention my past indescretions?

this was never going to work out between us.

i told you not to get attached.

i know more about you than you think.

i was there, remember?

i'm not about to forget all the shit you put me through.

you told me you were going to try and make this work.

remember what i said to you?

the last time i saw you, things were good between us.

you never mentioned this before.

that was the longest flight of my life, and you made it worse.

can i still trust you after all that?

at least we tried to make something work.

we never discussed what happened between us.

okay, but i'm driving the car this time.

i haven't forgotten what you said last week.

i'm still thinking about your comment.

i didn't realize it was you when i first saw you.

you seem to make a lot of enemies around here.

there's not much for us to talk about.

we worked it out last time.

i know you far better than you know yourself.

we have a long history.

is that the shirt you were wearing last time?

what don't i know about you?

i haven't told them about us.

you were the only person i could go to.

you know me.

this is bigger than both of us.

i can't stand your driving.

are you taking me to the place we had dinner last time?

that's not at all what you said.

didn't we agree on that?

i thought i made it very clear where i stand.

are these the same people that came after you last time?

are you still going on about it?

can we talk about it?

staying silent about it won't help.

you're the only person who knows the real me.

this is a bad time to talk about your problems.

[mintprompts]

Angst prompts I found on Pinterest:

"I'm no one."

"I'm nothing."

"Don't say that."

"Why did you leave me?"

"Will it hurt?"

"All my anger was once love."

"I stayed. They left."

"It's too late."

"Will you be okay?"

"You're not the one I love."

"Does it really get better or do we just get used to it?"

"I'm afraid. I'm always afraid."

"There's nothing wrong with being afraid."

"Why can't I be loved the way I love?"

"You can't save everyone."

"Forever is a dangerous word."

"You can't just come into my life, make me feel special, and then leave."

"If this is love, I don't want to be loved."

"I didn't know."

"You could stay."

"At least we've got each other."

"But who could love me?"

"I can't do this anymore."

"Some of us are human."

"Your love could not have saved them."

"We tried, didn't we?"

"Just shut up!"

"You're stupid enough to try and see the good in everyone."

"Don't be sorry."

"I trusted you. My mistake, not yours."

"Stop lying!"

"No, don't cry. I hate it when you cry."

"It's a long and unpleasant story."

"Don't worry. I'll take good care of you."

"I said I'm fine!"

"Well? Yell. Scream. Say something! Anything!"

"Leave me here and save yourself."

"I don't want to hear it."

"We're not gonna make it."

"Can't you see you're hurting me?"

"I'm sorry that I hurt you."

"You're like a star. Beautiful to look at, but impossible to catch."

"Always? I don't think so."

"I wish we never met."

"Sometimes you think you want to disappear but all you really want is to be found."

"You've changed."

"There is no good version of me."

"I miss you."

"Is that supposed to make me feel better?"

"How could you think this wouldn't hurt me?"

"Don't flatter yourself."

"I choose to love in silence because in silence I find no rejection."

"I wish I could hate you."

"You promised."

"It's okay. I'm used to it."

"I wish I could have protected you from this."

[gloomglimmer]

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"I   dare   you   to   try."

"Do   you   always   get   close?"

"You’re   pushing   my   limits."

"Stop   looking   at   me   like   that."

"I’m   losing   control   here."

"You   have   no   idea,   do   you?"

"I   can’t   resist   you   anymore."

"Stay   back,   or   don’t."

"I   know   what   you   want."

"This   is   getting   dangerous   now."

"You’re   too   tempting   for   me."

"I   shouldn’t   want   this,   but…"

"I   don’t   play   fair,   remember?"

"Careful,   you’re   testing   me."

"You’re   just   making   it   worse."

"You’re   too   close   for   comfort."

"Do   you   always   push   buttons?"

"Stop   before   I   kiss   you."

"You’re   making   it   too   hard."

"I   can’t   stop   thinking   about   you."

"I   want   you   too   much."

"You   know   exactly   what   you’re   doing."

"I’m   not   playing   games   here."

"You’ve   crossed   the   line   now."

"Keep   pushing,   and   you’ll   regret   it."

"This   is   dangerous,   isn’t   it?"

"I’m   trying   not   to   care."

"Don’t   make   me   regret   this."

"You’re   playing   with   fire."

"You   don’t   know   what’s   coming."

"I   shouldn’t   be   this   close."

"We’re   getting   dangerously   close   now."

"I   can   feel   the   heat."

"Don’t   test   me   right   now."

"I   want   you   too   badly."

"Don’t   make   me   chase   you."

"You’re   distracting   me,   you   know."

"I   won’t   fall   for   this."

"I   want   you,   but…"

"What   do   you   want   from   me?"

"I’ll   never   give   in."

"I’m   trying   not   to   care."

"You’re   playing   with   my   patience."

"Don’t   make   this   harder,   please."

"I   can’t   stop   this   feeling."

"I’m   already   in   too   deep."

"You   won’t   walk   away   unscathed."

"You’re   walking   a   fine   line."

"I’m   trying   to   stay   calm."

"What   are   you   doing   to   me?"

[rptoolkit]

Mary Poppins GIF Icons

I RPed Mary Poppins for the blink of an eye like 12 years ago and found these sitting on my old laptop. Thought I'd share them before deleting them from my files. Feel free to use them for whatever purpose you'd like.

[valtsv]

i LOVE the idea of "i can't win, but you can lose" in fictional confrontations it is SO fucking tasty. the human nature to self destruct and the human nature to survive by any means necessary combined at its finest.

[gratefulturbot]

i DON'T need them to kiss i need them to come to the sobering realisation that their souls are merged and no part of them is extricable from the other anymore

[petutunias]

[ 🍀 ]   DELIVERING :  GIF PACK from THE WILDS (2022) EP 1-4 can be found on the source link. each gif were made by me from scratch. respect him as a faceclaim & enjoy ♡

412 gifs of ZACK CALDERON

[neothm]

WINDJAMMER#02 「preview & options // pastebin ›  freetexthost  」

Notes:

·   Choose both your posts’ size (any) and number of columns. There’s no limit :). ·   Has been tested on Google Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Opera. ·   I’d advise you to use a square header icon. Because of the parallax effect, your header image’s ratio shouldn’t be too large (regarding its height). ·   Please like or reblog if you think about using this theme.

[sophiasrant]

I am not immune to best friends who are in love with each other

[ladysgodiva]

𝙾𝙺   𝚃𝙰𝙴𝙲𝚈𝙴𝙾𝙽   𝙶𝙸𝙵   𝙿𝙰𝙲𝙺      click   the   source   link   to   be   redirected   to   117   gifs   of   ok   taecyeon   in   vincenzo      !      all   of   these   were   made   from   scratch   by   yours   truly   so   if   these   were   useful   to   you   or   if   you’re   feeling   generous,   a   like   or   reblog   would   be   cool   beans.   feel   free   to   use   these   how   n   where   you   like   (   including   redistribution   n   whatever   )   as   long   as   you   don’t   claim   the   gifs   as   your   own.   enjoy      !

𝚆𝙰𝚁𝙽𝙸𝙽𝙶𝚂   𝙸𝙽𝙲𝙻𝚄𝙳𝙴   blood   ,   flashing   lights   ,   hospitals   ,   weapons   including   guns

[aangs]

THEME 002 - TRIPLE DOG DARE

TRIPLE DOG DARE is a free rp theme best suited for multi muse blogs. if you want to see more free rp themes from me, please support me by liking and reblogging this post!

terms & conditions

feel free to edit this theme as much as you want for personal use.

message me if you notice any bugs.

do not claim as your own.

do not remove or move the credits.

do not use as a base.

do not takes parts of the code and put it into other themes.

do not redistribute.

do not use for paid theme makeovers.

you may not use my resources for writing celebrities as themselves, writing with minors / writing minor characters, writing taboo themes, krp, etc. be respectful and use common sense!

theme information

large contained theme with 500px posts.

all text in this theme is 12px or larger for accessibility.

lots of fun with gradients, grids, waves & blobs.

many color options along with a dark/light mode.

a left sidebar with titles, a description, basic links, and one image (200x320px).

a navigation tab with titles, a text area, six extra links, two images (496x198px, 526x224px), and muses (65x65px).

individual muse tabs with a statistics area, a text area, four links, and two images (300x601px, 397x150px).

don't worry too much about image dimensions! all images in this theme will resize if too big.

supports old & new post styles (legacy & npf-friendly).

further instructions in the code. editing this will require some html knowledge, but feel free to message me if you get stuck.

live preview / get the code

[villanela]

LEE SANGYI , gif pack .

in the source link you'll find 1,074 GIFS of LEE SANGYI in GOOD BOY (2025). all of them were made by me from scratch, for roleplay purposes. DO NOT repost, edit in any way or claim as your own. and if you find them useful, a LIKE / REBLOG would be much appreciated. — CONTENT WARNING : violence, fighting scene, blood, gun, wounds/bruises, needles. — if you like my work, consider buying me a coffee ♡