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Hi! I was wondering if you'd be willing to boost a fundraiser that I have going? I'm trying to leave an emotionally abusive/toxic environment. I actually have $3400 saved up, but my parents are withholding it from me because they don't "trust" me with it. It would be a great help if you could boost it for me, if you feel comfortable with that. Thank you :)
I’m good with boosting your fundraiser, thank you for asking. :)
I'm wondering if I can find other queer Muslims in Florida? Where are they?
Thank you so much, I can't tell you how much I appreciate it :)
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Can I send an intro? I'm Cheri, 26, Black, Muslim, brand new to Portland, OR and looking for other wlwoc to connect with! I love sushi and fitness and I'd really like to get into rock-climbing and hiking!
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Hello! I'm having A LOT of trouble with my plot. Basically, I have a character - a teenage girl -- who is the reincarnation of an ancient, evil deity, but their natures and personalities clash. That's basically where whatever my plot is ends and begins. Do you have any tips for expanding on my plot and turning it into a fleshed out, coherent story? Thanks so much!
First and foremost I would like to say that his sounds like an awesome story concept. Secondly, I’ve compiled a list of books posted under a read more break that sort of deal with that topic but I don’t want to mention outright because of possible spoilers (don’t say I didn’t warn you). They might give you an idea of where to go with your story as well as how to write the clashing personalities. I’m a big fan of research if it isn’t apparent. I feel like its the best way to expand your mind and take on new ideas of older concepts.
As for your plot, I feel like you can go in a million different directions with this, which you’ve probably figured out already. I’m going to be real with you and say that if it were me trying to write this, I would need to take time to make an “alternate timeline” story board. As in, take half an hour to write down some possible story lines on some note cards and pin them to a cork board/ tape them to a wall/ whatever. The longer your write, the more warmed up your brain will be, and you might think of the perfect idea just like that.
Don’t become discouraged if you aren’t sold on any of the ideas you wrote down, they might grow on you over time! After you’ve scribbled on a significant amount of note cards, start scrapping the ones you aren’t as drawn to. Once you’ve narrowed your selection down to 3-5 plot ideas, start expanding using the note cards again. Make a huge web of possible ideas. They don’t have to be neat; as long as you can read them, they will be useful. I have had great success with just word-vomiting plot ideas down on note cards and taping them around my apartment with long pieces of red embroidery thread connecting them to each other. It’s a mess, but my cats love it and I find it helpful.
xx Sarah
