Role-playing can become quite tedious at times. You have all the inspiration in the beginning & suddenly the muses have an established relationship and all we write is the same, or nearly the same stuff over and over. I don’t mind. But others might lose muse over it. They crave variety. If you ever want to just drop an already existing relationship, re-write a period or an entire story of our muses’ lives, feel that it would help your creativity— I’M OKAY WITH IT!
And if we wrote 5 different scenarios that were all born from 1 mutual plot we started a year ago- It’s different experiences. And that allows our muses to experience all kinds of emotions and grow. Maybe one story ended badly and it left you without any ambition to continue and yet you liked the general storyline but didn’t foretell it might end that bad. NO PROBLEM! We will simply re-write it. I am a-okay with it. We don’t have to stick to lame stories, threads that bore us…
okay so since i’ve became activeish again on this blog, j has been so sweet and welcoming and has really made me feel like people want to write with me, her especially, and it’s honestly such a great feeling and i just love her. j, thank you for being so kind and for always wanting to come up with new plots/things that blaine and puck can do bc honestly ? it’s one of my favorite dynamics, since they’re my 2 fave boys. i can’t wait to write more stuff with you honestly.
also i just want to say that your interpretation of blaine is so on point, and wonderful, and every time i read anything you write it’s like the actual b. anderson is speaking in my head. he is amazing as are you and i hope you know that. never ever change because you’re literally one of the nicest people i’ve ever met okay. @pianokeysandbowties
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