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i need to stop having ideas

there's this cool concept called a sedoretu: basically it's this cool four person marriage from a series of short stories by ursula le guin that i want to use as an excuse to have all my favorite pairings in one story. read on for more info. 

Marriage on O is a foursome, the sedoretu — a man and a woman from the Morning moiety and a man and a woman from the Evening moiety. You're expected to have sex with both your spouses of the other moiety, and not to have sex with your spouse of your own moiety. So each sedoretu has two expected heterosexual relationships, two expected homosexual relationships, and two forbidden heterosexual relationships.

The expected relationships within each sedoretu are:

The Morning woman and the Evening man (the "Morning marriage")

The Evening woman and the Morning man (the "Evening marriage")

The Morning woman and the Evening woman (the "Day marriage")

The Morning man and the Evening man (the "Night marriage")

The forbidden relationships are between the Morning woman and the Morning man, and between the Evening woman and the Evening man, and they aren't called anything, except sacrilege.

I have three sedoretus in mind for pjo, 

one with annabeth and luke as children of the morning and percy and thalia as children of the evening. 

one with silena and chris as children of the morning and clarisse and charles as children of the evening 

and one with piper and leo as children of the morning and jason and reyna as children of the evening. 

i dunno if i'll do anything about it, but it never hurts to put my ideas down. 

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merlin, for such a super-secret sorcerer you are a terrible liar 

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poem

happy valentines day 

i'm single it's true

but if i were part of a couple 

i'd be part of a couple with you 

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how many notes does something have to get to be considered a successful text post? 

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The Road

I didn't really like it. 

Spoilers under the cut 

Now, don't get me wrong, I love post-apocalyptic literature and things that make you think about the darker parts of life. 

The Road, though, didn't get any sort of an emotional response from me. 

The world, itself, and the characters all felt empty, apathetic. 

They weren't trying to stay alive but trying to to die. 

The thing about the will to live, it's something that requires hope. Hope for a future where things will get better. They had no hope, but were only too afraid to die, though they longed for the oblivion that would follow. 

It was empty and lifeless, but I guess that's what the book was trying to convey. 

I didn't care what happened to the characters or the decimated world because the characters didn't. They were desensitized to it, and they just didn't care about anything at all. 

Well written, but not really my style. 

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Piper's No Heroine

The Lost Heroine Chapter 16 

Piper's POV 

http://www.fanfiction.net/s/8801655/16/The-Lost-Heroine

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Khione Wants a Leosicle

The Lost Heroine Chapter 15 

A.N: Sorry this one took so long but I've been pretty busy. I'll also be at a state debate tournament this weekend so expect no new chapters friday-sunday. 

Reyna's POV 

http://www.fanfiction.net/s/8801655/15/The-Lost-Heroine

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It's Questing Time

The Lost Heroine Chapter 11 

Piper's POV 

http://www.fanfiction.net/s/8801655/11/The-Lost-Heroine