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allyndra asked: Stubble and stubble-burn. Does that count as a fetish?
fetish: go away | no | rather not | I dunno | I guess | sure | yes | FUCK yes | oh god you don’t even know | right here, right now
It totally does! You know, I don't think I've ever written anything featuring this one. But I'm totally on board with trying sometime (if you want a drabble, allyndra, just lemme know :D).
Send me a fetish (or repost).
allyndra replied to your post:Went to an amazing cafe today where they serve...
Just so you know, I am totally suffering from bread envy right now.
You should absolutely come over when I make the crostini and we'll have this excellent kalamata olivada I will whip up, along with broiled feta topped with roasted tomatoes and oregano, to go with them! *readies the transporter*
allyndra replied to your post “Is there a still-active Star Trek TOS or AOS prompt meme/kink meme of...”
I haven't seen any active ones in a while. Maybe play with the prompt generator? http://chronometric.awardspace.co.uk/
Ah, that's too bad! *kicks rocks* I love kink memes for setting of sparks of ideas, even when they're only tangentially related to the original prompt. For me there's something about a person on the other end creating the prompt, so enthusiastic about a particular idea or almost flailing with excitement at the thought of a certain situation, that can inspire me to take off with that initial prompt and do wacky/fun/angsty things with it.
I wish prompt generators worked for me! They unfortunately end up feeling like blocks that I'm lining up. Okay, yes, I see those are story components, but they just don't fuel the same flare of interest. I know they're super helpful for other people, though, so yay for the people who take the time to create the codes to make them!
I'll probably just poke at a square on my Trope Bingo card. It worked to inspire my current WiP, so maybe it'll get me there for the KSBigBang as well.
Anyway, thank you for your reply! I'm determined to answer even if tumblr hates me and ate my first response. D:
Rec: Nothing's Fair In Love Or High School
Title: Nothing's Fair In Love Or High School Pairing: Frank/Gerard Rating: PG-13 Word Count: 4,038 Warnings: Language Summery: Frank can deal with being a loser in high school, but he’d kind of like to stop being a loser who’s in love with his best friend, thanks. Author: allyndra http://to-say-nothing.livejournal.com/942.html
