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[thevoicefromanotherworld]

"YES MA'AM"

I SAW BRAND NEW DAY TODAY ON THE BIG SCREEN GUYS, IT'S SOOO GOOD I LOVE IT SM

I wrote a fic with Peter

I hope you like it! 🤍😌☝

THIS FIC CONTAINS SPOILERS FROM SPIDERMAN: BRAND NEW DAY

Peter had been working on his inhibitor all day.

Ever since his new powers had manifested, he'd been putting all his effort into suppressing that part of his DNA that, for the moment, he wasn't able to control.

You didn't think he'd notice, but the spider DNA and all that, but it had been 24 hours since he'd last eaten.

That's why you went into the small kitchen of Peter's apartment and tried to prepare his favorite dishes without burning the whole place down.

"E.V., reorder the parameters of the anchor transponder," Peter said. "Let's do another test."

"Inhibitor functionality test number 138, in progress," a robotic voice said.

From your position behind him, you could see how tense his shoulders were, the way his back was hunched forward, focused on his work.

He tapped impatiently with his pen on the notes scattered across the table, waiting for the AI ​​in his suit to run the test he had requested.

It was at that moment that you slowly appeared beside him, the tray of what you had prepared in your hands.

"Peter," you called, "I think you should rest a bit, don't you?" you murmured softly.

"I can't rest now, not when I'm so close to achieving it," he said, without looking up from you.

At least until his heightened senses detected something he hadn't noticed before.

He turned his head quickly toward you, and when he saw the food, his eyes widened, his gaze darting between the plates and you.

"It's been a while since you last ate," you murmured, suddenly shy. "If you don't eat, your brain won't work, Peter. That's what food is for."

"Of course, I… I'm sorry if I worried you," he whispered, before taking the plate from your hands. "Did you do all this yourself?"

"Yes, and I managed to do it without having to call the fire department," you replied, very proud of yourself.

"Sometimes I wonder if there's anything you don't know how to do," he whispered, getting up to place a loving kiss on your lips. "I love you."

"I know," you laughed. "Now eat, then you can go back to work."

"Yes, ma'am" he said, bringing the forkful of food to his mouth, making you smile.

[alilie-moonlight]

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[superball7666]

Different ways for your character to be a vampire!🧛‍♂️🩸

1 - Being a vampire bat shifter.

2 - Rapidly aging upon light exposure.

3 - Turning to stone when killed.

4 - Having their organs be petrified after not drinking blood for a long time.

5 - Smelling bad when they refuse to drink blood.

6 - Making their circulatory system connect to their stomach so when they drink blood they also redistribute the fresh blood throughout their own body to keep them alive.

7 - Making them comedically allergic/phobic to anything with a bulb: garlic bulbs, light bulbs, flower bulbs, etc.

8 - Having them only be immortal once they've found their true love.

9 - Crying blood when sad or angry.

10 - Having their skin go from pinkish to pale porcelain when they need to feed.

11 - Making them wear wings from the years of having their hair ripped out by other vampires.

12 - Gradually making them more monstrous if and when they drink blood for sport.

13 - Making them collect things throughout their years of immortality.

14 - making them have a mix of slang words from over the centuries.

"Yo, how art thou, daddyo? I hath engaged in the merry gay game of Mario Kart. Cheerio, ye rapscoundrel."

Enjoy!👋🧛‍♂️✍️

[adannamdi]

Writing A Main Villain And Hidden Mastermind

VILLAINS

Villains are my absolute worst and absolute favorite characters to write. They can be morally gray, complex, or driven by the wrong motivations. Sometimes they’re fan favorites, and sometimes they’re nightmares. They might work alone, in pairs, or as part of a hidden network—but you won’t know unless the writer reveals it.

However, not all villains are the same. There are different kinds, each with their own level of intelligence, cunning, and approach to achieving their goals.

TYPES OF VILLAINS

The Brute Villain

These villains rely on strength, intimidation, and power rather than strategy. They crave domination but lack foresight, making them easy to manipulate or deceive. They flaunt their abilities, believing themselves invincible—until their downfall.

They can be outwitted with the right timing, distractions, or by exploiting their weaknesses—whether that’s greed, lust, or arrogance.

The Seductive Villain

These villains manipulate through desire—not necessarily through sex, but by preying on ambition, pride, or insecurity. They use charm and deception to turn people into pawns, slowly poisoning their minds with subtle manipulation.

Imagine a married man ensnared by a seductress—not only does she fulfill his desires, but she also brainwashes him into giving her what she needs, all while dismantling his life from the inside.

The Shadow Villain (The Puppet Master)

These villains never act directly. They stay hidden, watching, waiting, and pulling the strings while others execute their plans. Their hands are clean, but they orchestrate chaos from behind the scenes.

Think of a corrupt politician running a criminal empire while maintaining the image of a noble leader. The arrests, murders, and schemes are carried out by underlings, while the mastermind remains untouchable.

The Hidden Mastermind (The Most Dangerous One)

Unlike the shadow villain, the hidden mastermind is always two steps ahead. They have backup plans, loyal followers, and limitless resources. They manipulate events with precision and are nearly impossible to track.

Imagine a superhero chasing a faceless enemy—he knows the villain’s voice, maybe a vague silhouette, but nothing more. The villain could sit across from the hero, sipping tea, and still remain undetected.

Or picture this: a murder takes place in a park. The victim’s partner reports it—seemingly an innocent bystander. But as the protagonist digs deeper, they realize the partner is the true mastermind, orchestrating everything. Yet, without proof, only the hired killer is arrested while the real villain walks free.

FINAL THOUGHTS

Villains should challenge the protagonist, push the plot forward, and create tension. Their impact should be felt throughout the story, even if their presence isn’t immediately obvious.

Next week, I’ll be discussing why character occupations matter in mystery writing. Be sure to follow and like for more content!

[uninexos]

I am leaving AI, give me writing tips!

So, there is a lack of content of an hyperfocus of mine.

So I kind of... started using Chat GPT to write an specific thing for me.

But as an artist, I finally decided to pick a pen! And support acrual writters too.

Please give me tips! Also, tell me what is the line on using A.I. as a tool to write? When does it becames unethical?

Like, using it to explore the canon of the character and the Universe, to research about themes I don't dominate, estruture, ideas etc.

[creepyjoker]

The most dangerous place I can be is in my head

[livinggxd3adgirl]

fuck ai I’ll make poorly written porn on my own thank u

[404daydreams]

"In the studio mode, always, everyday. No matter if it sounds like shit, produce. Improvisation happens when you follow a routine. Create art, get inspired and even if you feel uninspired, make something, save itin your bin and maybe someday that shitty track will turn into a masterpiece."

-Me