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CALL ME WHEN YOU'RE SOBER: MUSE A and MUSE B have a long, volatile history—maybe childhood best friends or ex-lovers who never quite managed to sever the tie. MUSE A is fiercely independent on the surface but emotionally exhausted beneath it, constantly being pulled back into the orbit of MUSE B, who is charismatic, damaged, and deeply self-destructive. MUSE B doesn’t just struggle with substance abuse—it’s a pattern of escapism: alcohol, reckless behavior, emotional avoidance. every time they spiral, they come back to MUSE A in the aftermath, raw and apologetic, making promises they almost believe in the moment. and MUSE A, despite knowing better, keeps answering the call—until the breaking point. the plot really begins when MUSE A finally refuses to be the safety net anymore, drawing a hard, painful boundary: don’t come back until you’re actually better. from there, the tension splits in two directions—MUSE B is forced to confront who they are without MUSE A as their constant anchor, while MUSE A has to learn how to exist without the chaos they mistook for love. you can weave in relapses, almost-reunions, late-night voicemails that go unanswered, and the slow, gutting realization that love isn’t enough to save someone who won’t save themselves. the emotional climax could hinge on whether MUSE B truly gets sober—not just physically, but emotionally accountable—and whether MUSE A, even then, wants them back… or has already outgrown the version of love they once begged for.
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Heated Rivalry (2025) || 1.03 Hunter →kip + 👓
Hollanov + being captains
As the year is ending soon... this is your friendly reminder that you didn’t waste your year. any moments of happiness or comfort, any small accomplishments, they all matter. this has been a really hard year, and simply surviving is something to be proud of. 🤎
heated rivalry ☆ 1.01 rookies
heated rivalry
ilya + smiling because of shane (heated rivalry 1.01 & 1.02)
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ilya + smiling because of shane pt. 2 (pt. 1) (heated rivalry 1.01 & 1.02)
Adding two new canon muses. Maybe 3.
I have a new hyper-fixation at the moment, meaning I’m logging off here again for a bit.
sorry but today i am thinking about him holding onto your sides as he fucks you, his thumbs pressing down on your lower tummy :( and you’re mindlessly telling him how good it feels, how deep he is in you, how you can’t take much more — but he simply laughs, tells you: it’s okay, baby, it’s okay. i know you can take this and so much more, baby
So, you have to kill off a character 🔪🖤
1. Silence > Scream ❖ Don’t let anyone shout “NOOO!” like it’s a bad soap opera. ❖ The gut-punch comes from stillness. A friend realizing the body isn’t moving. A hand slipping from theirs. A breath that doesn’t come back. ❖ Example: “He waited for the next rise of her chest. It never came.”
2. Subtle Details, Not Monologues ❖ Avoid characters delivering five-minute speeches about how much the dead one meant. That’s cheese-drenched exposition. ❖ Instead: show someone trying to tie their shoes with shaking hands. Or refusing to leave the body. Or pocketing some tiny keepsake.
3. Physicality Over Words ❖ Grief is ugly in the body before it’s in the mouth. ❖ Numb fingers. Stomach drop. Knees buckling against a wall. ❖ The best line might be no line at all—just the sound of someone struggling to breathe.
4. Aftermath, Not Just Death ❖ Don’t zoom out as soon as the heart monitor flatlines. The power is in the next five minutes. ❖ How do the survivors react differently? The sarcastic one goes silent. The stoic one cracks. The optimist starts cleaning blood off their hands like if they scrub hard enough, it won’t be real.
5. Tone, Not Tropes ❖ Kill cliché phrases: “Don’t leave me,” “Stay with me,” “No, God please no!” ❖ Replace with something raw and specific: - “You were supposed to outlive us all, you stubborn bastard.” - “Don’t you dare make me the one to tell her.”