we're two hours into a new medication and ?? no negatives so far. > they warned me it would make me eepy but i am firing on all cylinders todayyy

i've been cooking on my chara lately and i'm so excited to take her through some twists and turns

need to binge horror
its been too long since i've indulged
gonna watch longlegs tonite methinks

wish it was raining

i like partner stuff but i think people have unreliable schedules just because life is so chaotic, so it's way too hard to guarantee momentum (can it ever be guaranteed?) even if it's someone you've written with forever who you trust to keep muse over long periods.

that said, i'm super partial to trios if you run plots that can be focused on 1x1s for a period of time when one person's got low/no availability. i just remember running squads in naruto and it was so so so hard to get three other people to keep up with it for missions. but that's rp. i think the core of the problem is, when writing, you've got to always keep doors open so you can pivot without losing a core of the plot, but with partner-centric stuff (especially soul eater, my beloved), that's hard to do w/o maybe having a system of npcs or academy 'staff' that can plop into a fight.

i need to better my posture !

I'm definitely dying at the hands of Rocket members.

farming sims are great but i always wanna disregard all content except fishing... there's just smth about it

fields of mistria is good

this office is far too cold

my random thought is i still haven't figured out how to set up a signature (cringe)

i LOVE seeing all the infodumping about what people love to write, every thread about it are peak

• stoic, disciplined women (lawful alignments, typically have a starting motivation to find a macguffin, oft a family member)
• silly boys
• amnesiacs <3 my beloved
• investigator/detective archetypes
• characters with obsessive qualities, particularly that that helps them cope with grief (poorly)

I use spotify for it but Parable of the Sower was very easy to listen to, and I struggle to pay attention to audiobooks.