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I found myself again... writing here...
But it's not about her... Not about you
It's about myself
I found my hands on my neck. Strangling myself... again.
Minumulto na ako ng sarili ko...
Di Mapakali
"Empty"
By: 矩ćŻćŸ
Here I am
Sitting at this empty...
Space, empty room and a table
Look, I found myself
Looking at my silhouette
In front of this table
As the light lit up above me
Loneliness...
Sadness ...
Am I not enough?
Empty table
Empty space
Reflects that...
Empty soul
I learned how to write a journal everyday because of you. I always write about you. I don't want you to see and read them.
Ich lasse Sie sie lesen, wenn wir uns wiedersehen.
I love you. I always do but seeing both of us suffer. I shall make a move to end this.
Es tut mir leid, meine Liebe.
I want to take off this mask that I've been wearing to hide myself...
I think I should wear it longer..
Yeah...
I should hide myself...
To You, Years from now...
Years from now, if You are still alive. Continue to pursue your passion. Do what you want.
Years from now, if You might lose your sight. Keep living. Keep those years where you can fully see the beauty of the world.
Years from now, if You are still with her. Treat her as a precious gem that is rare to find.
I like her..
Are you sure?
I think I love her..
You think?
I really love her...
That you don't want to lose her?
I don't want to lose her...
You definitely love her
143 means a lot for me. It can be
1st: I 'love' you
2nd: I 'miss' you
3rd: I 'like' you
4th: I 'want' you
5th: I 'need' you
going to the museum cafe and then on a trip to the library today after college as an effective form of therapy
From Friends to Lovers
They didn't became together because the other one choose to remain silent even though it's worth is pain
One question that I find hard to answer
"Tell something unique about yourself
I found myself staring at the wall trying to analyze myself
But it's another question that came up in my mind
"Who really am I?"
best friends to lovers prompts
going as each otherâs ''platonic'' date to a mutual friendâs wedding
agreeing to kiss each other ''just to see what itâs like''
punching the guy who broke your best friendâs heart at [event]
refusing to admit your feelings but making up ridiculous excuses to spend time together
asking your best friend to go to prom with you as ''friends''
''iâm not in love with my best friend'' but everyone can tell you're full of shit
thereâs only one bed and we decide to share it, having obviously been waiting for this moment
friends and family think weâre dating because weâre acting like a couple
sharing your first kiss with your best friend
sharing clothes because we're simply that comfortable with each other
accidentally blurting out ''i love you'' during a conversation
''iâll kiss you right now to prove i donât feel anything for you'' but the kiss proves the opposite
finding old letters you wrote to each other as kids, reminiscing
is there a reason you're always staring at me in class?
knowing your best friend inside out, everything from their favorite song, to the name of their favorite stuffed animal in second grade
hiding your feelings, not wanting to ruin the friendship, even going as far as avoiding each other completely, but somehow always ending up sharing an intimate moment
choosing each other for a group project, but spending more time making out than working
the first kiss, and the realization of ''itâs always been you''
starting to see each other in a different light
iâm watching you date all these other people, and i don't know what i'm feeling but it's definitely not jealousy
you don't have anyone to go to prom with so i volunteer, but we end up ditching early, and instead go for a drive around town, stopping for fast-food burgers and incredible sights
complimenting your best friend over small things, that realistically only someone whoâs in love with that person would notice
that ''oh shit'' moment when the realization hits you
the ''date'' that isn't really a date but feels like one
showing up at each otherâs house late at night
the location we always hung out at as kids still holds a very special place in our hearts
family and friends constantly pointing out how compatible you are with each other
one person's dropping hints about their feelings, the other one's completely oblivious
''if we're not married by the age of [age], let's do it''
hearing your best friend say youâre nothing more than friends, and dying a little on the inside, wishing you were more than that
In denial stage & hiding your feeling not wanting to ruin the friendship is hard...
For me...
Susan Sontag, from âReborn: Journals and Notebooks, 1947-1963âł
Neon Genesis Evangelion (1996)
I was wondering if you knew any basic guides to outlining a novel for the first time?
How to Outline Your StoryÂ
This is a question I get a lot, probably because itâs a part of the âstartingâ stage of writing, which is perhaps the most difficult part.Â
Once you get into it, writing a novel can be a breeze, but getting through the process of actually starting it is the reason why so many great ideas wind up shelved.Â
Unfortunately for you pantsers out there who just like to dive right in, outlining any long-term project is very, very important. (And if youâre still having trouble, try this post about plotting for pantsers and pantsing for plotters)
Without an outline to keep your story consistent, you can wind up in the same dilemma I did; working on your novel for almost ten years because I started writing it without having any idea of where it would be going.
FYI: Donât let the outlining stage get in the way of your creative flow! If you suddenly have an amazing idea and the urge to just write, do it! You can outline and work out the kinks later!Â
(Just so you all know, this is how I personally like to outline! This may not work for everyone!)
1. Get the Characters Down First
Characters are like the chess pieces of the story. Their moves and strengths/weaknesses will decide what is going to happen and how it will happen. Sure, you can have a nice plot and setting, but without the characters, the story is meaningless.
Here is the character chart that I usually use:
Name (First/Middle/Last/Maiden name)
Aliases/Nicknames
Age
Race
Gender
Sexuality
Height
Weight
Eye color
Hair color
Clothing style
Religion
Political views
Personality Traits
Strengths and Weaknesses
Likes and Dislikes
Family
Friends
Enemies
Role in the story
Backstory/past
GOALS
The goal of your character is the most important part. Without a drive to achieve anything, itâll be impossible for your character to drive the plot or to improve overall. The whole point of the novel is to find out if your protagonist achieves their goal, so without a goal, you have no novel!
If you want more tips on character development, check out my FAQ!
2. Go Chapter by Chapter (Or Event by Event)
The biggest thing for outlining is to know the beginning and the end, and then to fill everything in the middle.Â
Just like with rendering in art, the idea is to go general to specific; you canât just start painting a realistic masterpiece right away. You have to start with a sketch, then move on to basic shapes, then refine the features, and then start into the little details!
Start with beginning and end. Then beginning, middle, and end. Then add more events between that. The whole point is to find some sort of progression, and how your characters get from point A to point B (whether it be physically or mentally). Once you get super specific, you can start outlining specific scenes that you want to happen in your story.Â
This wonât happen in a night, and donât feel like you have to rush it! It may take several revisions to get your outline just right!
I personally like the idea of going chapter by chapter, and like to jot down all the important events that will happen in a chapter rather than refine every single minute detail, kind of like this:
Chapter 1
Bar scene
Inciting incident (bar fight?)
Introduce Character A
Talk with Character B
Foreshadow Character Bâs betrayal
Chapter 2
After bar scene, talking on stoop
Character A phone call with mom, show tense relationship
Introduce Character C
Cool neon lights, describe alley
Just know that thereâs no ârightâ way to outline, and just to do whatever works for you, as long as it helps you remember where your story has to go and what steps have to be taken to get there.
3. Do the fun stuff!
Make picrews of the characters! Create moodboards and aesthetics with pictures youâve gathered that remind you of your idea! Make playlists of songs for each character, or for just the idea in general! Gather up stuff that help you embody that vague âvibeâ that made you want to write in the first place!
Even though others might tell you otherwise, this most definitely is a form of outlining, because itâs helping you bring your story together in the way that you want! The only way it could ever be detrimental is if you do too much of it and overwork the idea until you donât really want to write anymore, but otherwise, create away!
4. Know that you donât have to stick to it
An outline is just that: an outline.Â
Itâs not the final decision for the plot, itâs the first draft for the plot.Â
If youâre writing and one of the points just isnât working anymore, you donât have to keep it because it was a part of your outline. Donât force it, because then youâll lose your creative spark and wonât want to work on your story anymore.
Write what feels right.
Hope this helped, and happy writing!