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Writing Prompts based upon the Victorian Flower Language
Anemone - Getting stood up for a date and then meeting someone better
Angelica - Finding one’s muse in another person
Arbutus - Confession of feelings
Aster - Being charmed by someone unanticipated
Basil - Snark turns to flirting
Bay Leaf - Unexpectedly moving on from an ex when meeting someone new
Beach Rose - Beauty is in the eye of the beholder
Begonia - “I’m no good for you.”
Bluebell - Someone’s return after a long wait
Butterfly Weed - Let me go (please don’t)
Candy Tuft - Unrequited crush
Chamomile - Meet-cute while waiting somewhere
Christmas Rose - Asking someone out and awaiting the answer
Clematis - “I’m attracted to your mind”
Columbine - “Distract me while I’m nervous”
Dahlia - A black-tie affair
Dead leaves - “Just hold me while I cry"
Fern - “I swear I’m telling the truth, why won’t you believe me?”
Fennel - Flattery will get you everywhere
Fleur de Lis - A burning kind of love
Fuller’s Teasel - Finally deciding to accept single life and meeting your soulmate immediately after
Hibiscus - A snapshot of domestic love
Hollyhock - Meeting in college
Honey Flower - Having a secret admirer
Hydrangea - The relief that comes from finally being understood by someone else
Iris - Aftermath of a drunken voicemail
Ivy - A unique marriage proposal
Jonquil - Desperately wishing that they would text you back
Lady’s Slipper - Sudden, unplanned elopement
Laurestina - “You might be high maintenance, but I enjoy maintaining you.”
Lavender - “Are you lying to me?”
Lemon Geranium - Second chance romance years after a mutual breakup
Milk Vetch - “Thank you for just being here.”
Peony - Pining for an unspoken crush
Red Chrysanthemum - Awkwardly timed love confessions
Rhododendron - “Drop dead, dork” (Enemies to Lovers)
Rue - A missed connection
Snapdragon - “My ‘friend’ really likes you”
Striped Carnation - A romance forbidden by other people/circumstances
Sweet Pea - That blissful feeling the morning after a new relationship begins
Tarragon - I still love you after all these years
Thorn Apple - You were in my dreams
Valerian - I’m ready for something more
Venus Car - Fly with me
Violet - There is no one else who could ever turn my head
White Jasmine - A sweet, romantic gesture
Wild Plum - I think I need some time alone
White Rose - I’m everything you need
Yellow Sweetbriar - I think we’re growing apart
Yellow Tulip - Your smile lights up my life
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200 Dialogue Prompts
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A. ANGST:
“I think we should break up.”
“You aren’t who I thought you were.”
“I don’t even know who you are anymore!”
“Why can’t you look at me?”
“What’s wrong?”
“You want to be with him/her/them, don’t you?”
“You promised you’d change!”
“Am I not enough for you?”
“What is so wrong with me?”
“I’m sick of trying.”
“I don’t want to be just friends.”
“I can’t trust you anymore.”
“I can’t even look at you.”
“Your problem isn’t me, your problem is _______” (Fill in the blank)
“I’m always wrong, aren’t I?”
“You said this time it’d be different.”
“Please give me a chance.”
“I’m pregnant.”
“I wish I’d never laid eyes on you.”
“I don’t love you anymore.”
“We can’t keep this up forever.”
“You make me feel so small.”
“Don’t leave me like this!”
“Don’t ever call me again.”
“Talk to me, please.”
“Don’t push me away.”
“This is your son/daughter.”
“I think I need a break from you.”
“I’m sorry.”
“I can’t promise you anything.”
“It’s better this way.”
“The baby… it’s yours.”
“After all this time, and you still can’t look me in the eye?”
“I can only blame myself.”
“I was only pretending.”
“It wasn’t your fault.”
“This is all because of you!”
“I don’t feel the same way.”
“Just go!”
“Please stay.”
“What aren’t you telling me?”
“It’s okay, you didn’t know.”
“Don’t tell me to keep calm!”
“I’m keeping the baby, with or without you.”
“I need to be alone.”
“Stop calling me.”
“I can’t remember why I ever loved you.”
“Don’t apologize; I know you don’t mean it.”
“I can’t believe what you’ve done.”
“I don’t need you, I’m fine on my own.”
B. FLUFF:
“Quit stealing all the pillows!”
“You want a bite?”
“Give me a second and I’ll show you.”
“You’ll play this game with me, won’t you?”
“What should we name him/her?”
“Have you ever played in the rain?”
“Is it hot in here or is that just you?”
“Why are your feet so cold?”
“Ride the Ferris wheel with me?”
“There’s room for two/three!”
“Stop that, I’m ticklish!”
“Put your finger here while I go get the tape.”
“Here’s my number!”
“You want chocolate or vanilla?”
“Your hands are so warm!
“Are you sure you’re not tired? Because you’ve been running through my mind all day.”
“You’re sweeter than candy.”
“You smell really nice.”
“Your hair’s so soft…”
“You’re my new pillow.”
“Can I rub your back?”
“If nothing lasts forever, will you be my nothing?”
“I think I love you.”
“Can I kiss you?”
“Hold my hand.”
“It’s not morning yet.”
“Stay for a little longer…”
“Of course I’m happy! How far along are you?”
“You’re so beautiful.”
“I’ll always be here for you.”
“You are my love.”
“You were right here all along.”
“Do you want my coat? It’s really cold out here.”
“You don’t need keys to drive me crazy.”
“Do you want to get dinner sometime?”
“Call me whenever… no really.”
“You’ve got flour on your cheek.”
“Sorry… your hair was in your face… thought I should move it so I could see you better.”
“You don’t have to leave so soon.”
“You could put your feet in my lap, you know.”
“I wouldn’t change a thing about you.”
“Shut up and kiss me.”
“We’re pregnant!”
“Are you science? Because I’ve got my ion you.”
“We could try cuddling.”
“Stop being so cute.”
“Are you okay?”
“Our relationship is the most important thing in my life.”
“You can sleep, I’ll keep you safe.”
“Don’t worry. I’ll take care of everything.”
C. HURT/COMFORT
“I came as soon as I heard!”
“Get back in bed, you’re not healed yet!”
“I’m not leaving your side.”
“I don’t care, I’m not staying in bed!”
“You can put your cold feet on me.”
“Want me to hold your hand?”
“Move as little as possible.”
“Hey… you’re awake!”
“Stay close, please?”
“Don’t look at me… I’m sick!”
“I think I’m going to puke…”
“I’ve never felt worse.”
“Does it hurt badly?”
“Don’t move, I’ll get help!”
“I’m so tired I can barely move.”
“How many fingers am I holding up?”
“Can you see me?”
“I’m coming for you, don’t move!”
“Want some tea?”
“Can you please stop eating that? The smell is making me nauseous.”
“Where are you? Tell me where you are.”
“Morning sickness isn’t always in the morning.”
“Eat your soup before it gets cold.”
“I want more noodles… that’s just broth and you know it.”
“Can I have a glass of water?”
“I’m not going anywhere.”
“Yes, I’m taking care of them. They’re coming home with me.”
“Do you want me to get more blankets?”
“Did you have another nightmare?”
“Can you come pick me up?”
“Just breathe. Breath with me.”
“Where did all those bruises come from?”
“Talk to me. You can’t take on all of this alone.”
“I think I have a band-aid in my purse…”
“I’ll need something stronger than this.”
“Stop telling me you’re okay.”
“The sight of blood makes me pass out.”
“I’m in the hospital.”
“Just keep pressure on it.”
“You should probably eat something.”
“Oh hey… you’re here.”
“Oh, don’t cry. I hate it when you cry.”
“You don’t have to sleep here just because I got admitted.”
“You’re burning up.”
“When’s the last time you slept?”
“Hey, hey… it’s just me.”
“Calm down…”
“Because I care about you!”
“I don’t know where I am!”
“How drunk was I?”
D. LEMONS (Under the cut)
15 Winter/Holiday Writing Prompts
Pretend to be my significant other and go ice skating with me
Mistletoe kissing booth
Makeout sesh in front of the fire, but someone is being a tad too respectful.
Competing over who can throw the most candy canes to the spectators during the parade
Snowball fight turns flirting, turns serious, then flirty again
One of them needs to make their famous holiday dish but isn’t able to go to the grocery store. They send their significant other(s) instead.
Visiting family who doesn’t know they’re dating, Fake Friends Trope
Eggnog has the word ‘egg’ in it. It’s practically a protein shake
I bought a few of the really popular toy weeks ago, and you want to purchase one of mine on Facebook Marketplace.
I can’t believe you regifted the gift I got you last year. TO ME!
Snowed in and huddling for warmth
We both reached for the last pair of earmuffs, we have so much in common! To start, we procrastinate until the absolute last minute to shop for gifts.
Servers forced to work the night before the holiday at a twenty-four-hour diner, and there is absolutely no one coming in, how do you want to pass the time?
Home for the holidays, but my parents won’t let us share a room so we sneak out to see each other
Meet-cute at parents’ ugly sweater party