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MasileinDE
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MasileinDE wrote:

Juniper wrote:

MasileinDE wrote:
Here we go.

I used to write quite a lot. I started with poetry when I was 10 (trying to cope with life, mostly with my grandpa having cancer and being on his death bed). Then at age 14 I slipped into fanfiction. Now don't get me wrong, I knew about it earlier, but that's when I got motivated to try writing some for myself.
Although I kinda see German as close to my mother tongue, when I started, the language still felt a bit strange to me. So I liked using writing to broaden my vocabuary and just getting used to working with words differently. Grammar does come fairly easy to me in German and also a bit in English, but it's not really something I'm concentrating on. As I'm no native speaker, I do make the occasional weird mistakes (like weird phrasings that make you go "I know what she means, but that just isn't quite right"

, so I never really focussed on getting that fixed too much. I really loved working with the setting, the modd, the emotion. It was something I really had a lot of pride in, people were always complimenting me on my descriptions and how I described emotions on a very raw level.
Now, in case you wonder why past tense, well I kinda stopped writing a couple years ago. Wiriting for me always was a means of escape from my life. I used it, because my life was shit and I had no other ways to cope. But then I found happiness in life and suddenly writing started to feel like a chore. I do write sometimes, small little things (my writing energy mostly gets focussed into blogs or witty short stories I tell my friends, when we are bored). I still use my narrative skills sometimes - just two weeks ago I was telling a friend of mine the story about how Nero burned down Rome and compared him to the Trump of Ancient Rome (because he wanted to make Rome great again). My friend was having a blast and told me, she really learned many new things that day. But it's not really something I'd love to pursue. (My mom told me I should dabble in comedy, like satire and such, but I truly dislike the public part about it and writing for someone else just seems wrong to me.)
So, long story short, I rarely write anymore. I do have some stories I am very proud of, for various reasons even. I mean, there was one time when I managed to write a very gore-centered scene, that was kinda hidden. Like, it started with something akin to sex and ended with the obvious phrase "but now she's dead and I have to find a way to get rid of all the blood", which makes it clear, that it wasn't about two lovers but a murderer and their victim. I also still come up with plots that I'd love to read about and I often talk them through with friends, but I don't have the energy to write them myself.
My inspiration often came from the fandoms I was writing for (though I do have quite a few stand-alone pieces - most of my works aren't finished) and kinda writing about my dreams or what I felt was missing in other fanfictions. There are a few authors that kinda inspired me, though I feel like most of the time, it wasn't really an obvious inspiration, more of a byproduct of reading a lot by that person during a certain time.
When I was writing a lot (so basically between the ages 14 to 17), I did have a file binder with a bunch of notes and segments on the stories I was working on. I would often get ideas in the weirdest places (my math teacher really wasn't impressed with me being more interested in my binder than in the blackboard) and then in the evening or on the weekends, I would type all my handwritten notes into the computer. It actually helped me save quite some time, because I could use that moment as a first revision step and my first drafts could be written on the school bus (which was usually a 50 minute ride, so really worth it).

I haven't written much in english, but I can see if I find my Repo - the genetic opera fanfiction? Though I'd have to send it to people privately, because I doubt I could link to it openly on VP, it's also very gory and messy.

I find it rlly interesting how lots of writers start out with fan fiction I guess it’s one of the best ways to get into writing

and maybe you’ll be interested in writing again someday ✨ I have months where I barely write at all but this year I’ve been trying to be more consistent

oh yeah, definitely
because you can really focus on the plot, before you have to start working on character development and setting. I find it also very easy to find your own style and find what settings you enjoy writing. I dabbled in a couple of musicals (Tanz der Vampire (it's the musical version of the Polanski movie Fearless Vamirekillers), Cats and Beauty and the Beast) and then slithered (see what I did here?)over to Harry Potter (well, now you see, gosh, I probably spoiled the pun)
I did feel tempted to write about other fandoms very often, but I just never follow through. the magic somehow is gone and I really don't know how I should keep it alive. Though I have this one plot in my mind for about a week now and it's driving me crazy, because it's imo a very sweet one, but it would be something I have literally no fucking clue about and I don't feel like writing about something I can't even do proper "research" for it, because it's such a personal matter

Juniper
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Juniper wrote:

Quinzelle wrote:

Juniper wrote:

Quinzelle wrote:
That's why I doubled it up with Film xP I was scared of looking like I just picked it as an "easy course" (which irritatingly, so many do).
We usually have assignments that have specific criteria like "a 2,000 word piece focused on place" etc. We've also had assignments that work with mixed media such as films or 'hypertext narrative' (making a website that's like a game or something). Other times it's poetry/ a focus on character etc.
I feel like I'm very bad at explaining this xD

Saame! So many empty but pretty notebooks I'm afraid of ruining xD

Oooh that class actually sounds pretty fun :’D

and I always pick my “ugliest” notebooks to write in first lol

a lot of them are really fun :3
it's also terrifying though because you are constantly showing your work, even when it's the first crappy draft, to your peers and teachers. It's also great to get instant feedback and actually useful criticism rather than "it's good".

Haha, I feel you. I've been just diving headfirst instead and using them xD

I could really use some honest feedback tbh I might take a class next semester if I have a spot open for it

Juniper
Popstar

Juniper wrote:

MasileinDE wrote:

Juniper wrote:

MasileinDE wrote:
Here we go.

I used to write quite a lot. I started with poetry when I was 10 (trying to cope with life, mostly with my grandpa having cancer and being on his death bed). Then at age 14 I slipped into fanfiction. Now don't get me wrong, I knew about it earlier, but that's when I got motivated to try writing some for myself.
Although I kinda see German as close to my mother tongue, when I started, the language still felt a bit strange to me. So I liked using writing to broaden my vocabuary and just getting used to working with words differently. Grammar does come fairly easy to me in German and also a bit in English, but it's not really something I'm concentrating on. As I'm no native speaker, I do make the occasional weird mistakes (like weird phrasings that make you go "I know what she means, but that just isn't quite right"

, so I never really focussed on getting that fixed too much. I really loved working with the setting, the modd, the emotion. It was something I really had a lot of pride in, people were always complimenting me on my descriptions and how I described emotions on a very raw level.
Now, in case you wonder why past tense, well I kinda stopped writing a couple years ago. Wiriting for me always was a means of escape from my life. I used it, because my life was shit and I had no other ways to cope. But then I found happiness in life and suddenly writing started to feel like a chore. I do write sometimes, small little things (my writing energy mostly gets focussed into blogs or witty short stories I tell my friends, when we are bored). I still use my narrative skills sometimes - just two weeks ago I was telling a friend of mine the story about how Nero burned down Rome and compared him to the Trump of Ancient Rome (because he wanted to make Rome great again). My friend was having a blast and told me, she really learned many new things that day. But it's not really something I'd love to pursue. (My mom told me I should dabble in comedy, like satire and such, but I truly dislike the public part about it and writing for someone else just seems wrong to me.)
So, long story short, I rarely write anymore. I do have some stories I am very proud of, for various reasons even. I mean, there was one time when I managed to write a very gore-centered scene, that was kinda hidden. Like, it started with something akin to sex and ended with the obvious phrase "but now she's dead and I have to find a way to get rid of all the blood", which makes it clear, that it wasn't about two lovers but a murderer and their victim. I also still come up with plots that I'd love to read about and I often talk them through with friends, but I don't have the energy to write them myself.
My inspiration often came from the fandoms I was writing for (though I do have quite a few stand-alone pieces - most of my works aren't finished) and kinda writing about my dreams or what I felt was missing in other fanfictions. There are a few authors that kinda inspired me, though I feel like most of the time, it wasn't really an obvious inspiration, more of a byproduct of reading a lot by that person during a certain time.
When I was writing a lot (so basically between the ages 14 to 17), I did have a file binder with a bunch of notes and segments on the stories I was working on. I would often get ideas in the weirdest places (my math teacher really wasn't impressed with me being more interested in my binder than in the blackboard) and then in the evening or on the weekends, I would type all my handwritten notes into the computer. It actually helped me save quite some time, because I could use that moment as a first revision step and my first drafts could be written on the school bus (which was usually a 50 minute ride, so really worth it).

I haven't written much in english, but I can see if I find my Repo - the genetic opera fanfiction? Though I'd have to send it to people privately, because I doubt I could link to it openly on VP, it's also very gory and messy.

I find it rlly interesting how lots of writers start out with fan fiction I guess it’s one of the best ways to get into writing

and maybe you’ll be interested in writing again someday ✨ I have months where I barely write at all but this year I’ve been trying to be more consistent

oh yeah, definitely
because you can really focus on the plot, before you have to start working on character development and setting. I find it also very easy to find your own style and find what settings you enjoy writing. I dabbled in a couple of musicals (Tanz der Vampire (it's the musical version of the Polanski movie Fearless Vamirekillers), Cats and Beauty and the Beast) and then slithered (see what I did here?)over to Harry Potter (well, now you see, gosh, I probably spoiled the pun)
I did feel tempted to write about other fandoms very often, but I just never follow through. the magic somehow is gone and I really don't know how I should keep it alive. Though I have this one plot in my mind for about a week now and it's driving me crazy, because it's imo a very sweet one, but it would be something I have literally no fucking clue about and I don't feel like writing about something I can't even do proper "research" for it, because it's such a personal matter

Maybe you could try a few paragraphs? There’d be no pressure, just a little testy test and if it feels tedious you could drop it

Meister
National Star

Meister wrote:

Juniper wrote:

Meister wrote:

Juniper wrote:
Dark and heavy hummm I kinda wanna write stuff like that but idk if I could make it realistic bc I haven’t suffered much in life u know

I don´t wish that to anyone, life has been rough but you are smiling and waving. And i also think that you should write things that feels "natural" i can write cute and romantic things but it feels wrong.
One thing you can do is to write something short about a song that you like if it feels hard to start.

I kinda do that... I listen to a lot of Lana Del Rey while I write so u can imagine what my writing is like haha
do you listen to heavy metal orrr
i feel like everyone has to suffer at some point, and I have this fear that life is going to start sucking real bad soon bc it’s been so good... am I going die of heart disease very young? Get horribly maimed? Lose a family member?

I listen to almost everything, one day its only pop music. The day after i only listen to heavy metal and the day after i only listen to musical songs. *laughs and shakes my head*
I lost my mother at a young age and i had to grow up fast and be an adult. Enjoy the good things in life, a tragedy can happen anytime.

If you want i can link the first chapter of the fanfic im writing now.

Meister
National Star

Meister wrote:

MasileinDE wrote:
Here we go.

I used to write quite a lot. I started with poetry when I was 10 (trying to cope with life, mostly with my grandpa having cancer and being on his death bed). Then at age 14 I slipped into fanfiction. Now don't get me wrong, I knew about it earlier, but that's when I got motivated to try writing some for myself.
Although I kinda see German as close to my mother tongue, when I started, the language still felt a bit strange to me. So I liked using writing to broaden my vocabuary and just getting used to working with words differently. Grammar does come fairly easy to me in German and also a bit in English, but it's not really something I'm concentrating on. As I'm no native speaker, I do make the occasional weird mistakes (like weird phrasings that make you go "I know what she means, but that just isn't quite right"

, so I never really focussed on getting that fixed too much. I really loved working with the setting, the modd, the emotion. It was something I really had a lot of pride in, people were always complimenting me on my descriptions and how I described emotions on a very raw level.
Now, in case you wonder why past tense, well I kinda stopped writing a couple years ago. Wiriting for me always was a means of escape from my life. I used it, because my life was shit and I had no other ways to cope. But then I found happiness in life and suddenly writing started to feel like a chore. I do write sometimes, small little things (my writing energy mostly gets focussed into blogs or witty short stories I tell my friends, when we are bored). I still use my narrative skills sometimes - just two weeks ago I was telling a friend of mine the story about how Nero burned down Rome and compared him to the Trump of Ancient Rome (because he wanted to make Rome great again). My friend was having a blast and told me, she really learned many new things that day. But it's not really something I'd love to pursue. (My mom told me I should dabble in comedy, like satire and such, but I truly dislike the public part about it and writing for someone else just seems wrong to me.)
So, long story short, I rarely write anymore. I do have some stories I am very proud of, for various reasons even. I mean, there was one time when I managed to write a very gore-centered scene, that was kinda hidden. Like, it started with something akin to sex and ended with the obvious phrase "but now she's dead and I have to find a way to get rid of all the blood", which makes it clear, that it wasn't about two lovers but a murderer and their victim. I also still come up with plots that I'd love to read about and I often talk them through with friends, but I don't have the energy to write them myself.
My inspiration often came from the fandoms I was writing for (though I do have quite a few stand-alone pieces - most of my works aren't finished) and kinda writing about my dreams or what I felt was missing in other fanfictions. There are a few authors that kinda inspired me, though I feel like most of the time, it wasn't really an obvious inspiration, more of a byproduct of reading a lot by that person during a certain time.
When I was writing a lot (so basically between the ages 14 to 17), I did have a file binder with a bunch of notes and segments on the stories I was working on. I would often get ideas in the weirdest places (my math teacher really wasn't impressed with me being more interested in my binder than in the blackboard) and then in the evening or on the weekends, I would type all my handwritten notes into the computer. It actually helped me save quite some time, because I could use that moment as a first revision step and my first drafts could be written on the school bus (which was usually a 50 minute ride, so really worth it).

I haven't written much in english, but I can see if I find my Repo - the genetic opera fanfiction? Though I'd have to send it to people privately, because I doubt I could link to it openly on VP, it's also very gory and messy.

You and i are so alike.
I sound like a creep but alot you wrote felt so similar to me and im not sure if i should be happy or not. ( Please don´t take that wrong ) everything need to be cute and cuddly and romantic.

BTW fav song from that musical

Juniper
Popstar

Juniper wrote:

Meister wrote:

Juniper wrote:

Meister wrote:
I don´t wish that to anyone, life has been rough but you are smiling and waving. And i also think that you should write things that feels "natural" i can write cute and romantic things but it feels wrong.
One thing you can do is to write something short about a song that you like if it feels hard to start.

I kinda do that... I listen to a lot of Lana Del Rey while I write so u can imagine what my writing is like haha
do you listen to heavy metal orrr
i feel like everyone has to suffer at some point, and I have this fear that life is going to start sucking real bad soon bc it’s been so good... am I going die of heart disease very young? Get horribly maimed? Lose a family member?

I listen to almost everything, one day its only pop music. The day after i only listen to heavy metal and the day after i only listen to musical songs. *laughs and shakes my head*
I lost my mother at a young age and i had to grow up fast and be an adult. Enjoy the good things in life, a tragedy can happen anytime.

If you want i can link the first chapter of the fanfic im writing now.

Ooooh sure : D

Meister
National Star

Meister wrote:

Juniper wrote:

Meister wrote:

Juniper wrote:
I kinda do that... I listen to a lot of Lana Del Rey while I write so u can imagine what my writing is like haha
do you listen to heavy metal orrr
i feel like everyone has to suffer at some point, and I have this fear that life is going to start sucking real bad soon bc it’s been so good... am I going die of heart disease very young? Get horribly maimed? Lose a family member?

I listen to almost everything, one day its only pop music. The day after i only listen to heavy metal and the day after i only listen to musical songs. *laughs and shakes my head*
I lost my mother at a young age and i had to grow up fast and be an adult. Enjoy the good things in life, a tragedy can happen anytime.

If you want i can link the first chapter of the fanfic im writing now.

Ooooh sure : D

PM SENT.

Juniper
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Juniper wrote:

Meister wrote:

Juniper wrote:

Meister wrote:

I listen to almost everything, one day its only pop music. The day after i only listen to heavy metal and the day after i only listen to musical songs. *laughs and shakes my head*
I lost my mother at a young age and i had to grow up fast and be an adult. Enjoy the good things in life, a tragedy can happen anytime.

If you want i can link the first chapter of the fanfic im writing now.

Ooooh sure : D

PM SENT.

Omg that was chilling, ur amazing with English

MasileinDE
International Star

MasileinDE wrote:

Juniper wrote:

MasileinDE wrote:

Juniper wrote:
I find it rlly interesting how lots of writers start out with fan fiction I guess it’s one of the best ways to get into writing

and maybe you’ll be interested in writing again someday ✨ I have months where I barely write at all but this year I’ve been trying to be more consistent

oh yeah, definitely
because you can really focus on the plot, before you have to start working on character development and setting. I find it also very easy to find your own style and find what settings you enjoy writing. I dabbled in a couple of musicals (Tanz der Vampire (it's the musical version of the Polanski movie Fearless Vamirekillers), Cats and Beauty and the Beast) and then slithered (see what I did here?)over to Harry Potter (well, now you see, gosh, I probably spoiled the pun)
I did feel tempted to write about other fandoms very often, but I just never follow through. the magic somehow is gone and I really don't know how I should keep it alive. Though I have this one plot in my mind for about a week now and it's driving me crazy, because it's imo a very sweet one, but it would be something I have literally no fucking clue about and I don't feel like writing about something I can't even do proper "research" for it, because it's such a personal matter

Maybe you could try a few paragraphs? There’d be no pressure, just a little testy test and if it feels tedious you could drop it

I could, but like I said, I now use my blogs as my outlet and it is kinda cute

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Juniper wrote:

Quinzelle wrote:

Juniper wrote:
Oooh that class actually sounds pretty fun :’D

and I always pick my “ugliest” notebooks to write in first lol

a lot of them are really fun :3
it's also terrifying though because you are constantly showing your work, even when it's the first crappy draft, to your peers and teachers. It's also great to get instant feedback and actually useful criticism rather than "it's good".

Haha, I feel you. I've been just diving headfirst instead and using them xD

I could really use some honest feedback tbh I might take a class next semester if I have a spot open for it

Ikr. Like, I write fanfiction to keep momentum of feedback but it's never the same as proper analytical feedback : (
That'd be awesome!! I wish UK classes worked like that but we only get to pick classes from our degrees : (

MasileinDE
International Star

MasileinDE wrote:

Meister wrote:

MasileinDE wrote:
Here we go.

I used to write quite a lot. I started with poetry when I was 10 (trying to cope with life, mostly with my grandpa having cancer and being on his death bed). Then at age 14 I slipped into fanfiction. Now don't get me wrong, I knew about it earlier, but that's when I got motivated to try writing some for myself.
Although I kinda see German as close to my mother tongue, when I started, the language still felt a bit strange to me. So I liked using writing to broaden my vocabuary and just getting used to working with words differently. Grammar does come fairly easy to me in German and also a bit in English, but it's not really something I'm concentrating on. As I'm no native speaker, I do make the occasional weird mistakes (like weird phrasings that make you go "I know what she means, but that just isn't quite right"

, so I never really focussed on getting that fixed too much. I really loved working with the setting, the modd, the emotion. It was something I really had a lot of pride in, people were always complimenting me on my descriptions and how I described emotions on a very raw level.
Now, in case you wonder why past tense, well I kinda stopped writing a couple years ago. Wiriting for me always was a means of escape from my life. I used it, because my life was shit and I had no other ways to cope. But then I found happiness in life and suddenly writing started to feel like a chore. I do write sometimes, small little things (my writing energy mostly gets focussed into blogs or witty short stories I tell my friends, when we are bored). I still use my narrative skills sometimes - just two weeks ago I was telling a friend of mine the story about how Nero burned down Rome and compared him to the Trump of Ancient Rome (because he wanted to make Rome great again). My friend was having a blast and told me, she really learned many new things that day. But it's not really something I'd love to pursue. (My mom told me I should dabble in comedy, like satire and such, but I truly dislike the public part about it and writing for someone else just seems wrong to me.)
So, long story short, I rarely write anymore. I do have some stories I am very proud of, for various reasons even. I mean, there was one time when I managed to write a very gore-centered scene, that was kinda hidden. Like, it started with something akin to sex and ended with the obvious phrase "but now she's dead and I have to find a way to get rid of all the blood", which makes it clear, that it wasn't about two lovers but a murderer and their victim. I also still come up with plots that I'd love to read about and I often talk them through with friends, but I don't have the energy to write them myself.
My inspiration often came from the fandoms I was writing for (though I do have quite a few stand-alone pieces - most of my works aren't finished) and kinda writing about my dreams or what I felt was missing in other fanfictions. There are a few authors that kinda inspired me, though I feel like most of the time, it wasn't really an obvious inspiration, more of a byproduct of reading a lot by that person during a certain time.
When I was writing a lot (so basically between the ages 14 to 17), I did have a file binder with a bunch of notes and segments on the stories I was working on. I would often get ideas in the weirdest places (my math teacher really wasn't impressed with me being more interested in my binder than in the blackboard) and then in the evening or on the weekends, I would type all my handwritten notes into the computer. It actually helped me save quite some time, because I could use that moment as a first revision step and my first drafts could be written on the school bus (which was usually a 50 minute ride, so really worth it).

I haven't written much in english, but I can see if I find my Repo - the genetic opera fanfiction? Though I'd have to send it to people privately, because I doubt I could link to it openly on VP, it's also very gory and messy.

You and i are so alike.
I sound like a creep but alot you wrote felt so similar to me and im not sure if i should be happy or not. ( Please don´t take that wrong ) everything need to be cute and cuddly and romantic.

BTW fav song from that musical

awwww, I really love hearing this, because it means you never are truly alone in the world with things. But don't get me wrong, I'm an utter sap. Like, omg, I know people give fanfctions a really bad name because there is so much smut and wp out there (and I'm kinda there for that too), but oh my goodness, I could get off to this whole will they won't they and I prefer the whole anticipation of it way more than the actual sex scenes in the end. Like I am a huge fan of big romances and you know, the more mundane parts of it.

Also, that song is amazing, buuuuuuut my heart will always beat for I didn't know I'd love you so much, closely followed by We started this op'ra shit and Let the monster rise (really this whole last part of the movie was soooooooo good, I really love the evolution of Nathan's and Shilo's relationship. Also, huge fan of Sarah Brightman, she really did an amazing job on this one. And I kinda fancy seeing Anthony Stewart Head in this really sombre and dark role. I like Legal Assassin and Night Surgeon because of the depth they give his character.
Have you also seen the Devil's Carnival? I still haven't seen the second part of it, because it's so hard to find a stream and it's not available in Europe (sadly)

Meister
National Star

Meister wrote:

Juniper wrote:

Meister wrote:

Juniper wrote:
Ooooh sure : D

PM SENT.

Omg that was chilling, ur amazing with English

Awww chucks, im trying. *hugs*

Meister
National Star

Meister wrote:

MasileinDE wrote:

Meister wrote:

MasileinDE wrote:
Here we go.

I used to write quite a lot. I started with poetry when I was 10 (trying to cope with life, mostly with my grandpa having cancer and being on his death bed). Then at age 14 I slipped into fanfiction. Now don't get me wrong, I knew about it earlier, but that's when I got motivated to try writing some for myself.
Although I kinda see German as close to my mother tongue, when I started, the language still felt a bit strange to me. So I liked using writing to broaden my vocabuary and just getting used to working with words differently. Grammar does come fairly easy to me in German and also a bit in English, but it's not really something I'm concentrating on. As I'm no native speaker, I do make the occasional weird mistakes (like weird phrasings that make you go "I know what she means, but that just isn't quite right"

, so I never really focussed on getting that fixed too much. I really loved working with the setting, the modd, the emotion. It was something I really had a lot of pride in, people were always complimenting me on my descriptions and how I described emotions on a very raw level.
Now, in case you wonder why past tense, well I kinda stopped writing a couple years ago. Wiriting for me always was a means of escape from my life. I used it, because my life was shit and I had no other ways to cope. But then I found happiness in life and suddenly writing started to feel like a chore. I do write sometimes, small little things (my writing energy mostly gets focussed into blogs or witty short stories I tell my friends, when we are bored). I still use my narrative skills sometimes - just two weeks ago I was telling a friend of mine the story about how Nero burned down Rome and compared him to the Trump of Ancient Rome (because he wanted to make Rome great again). My friend was having a blast and told me, she really learned many new things that day. But it's not really something I'd love to pursue. (My mom told me I should dabble in comedy, like satire and such, but I truly dislike the public part about it and writing for someone else just seems wrong to me.)
So, long story short, I rarely write anymore. I do have some stories I am very proud of, for various reasons even. I mean, there was one time when I managed to write a very gore-centered scene, that was kinda hidden. Like, it started with something akin to sex and ended with the obvious phrase "but now she's dead and I have to find a way to get rid of all the blood", which makes it clear, that it wasn't about two lovers but a murderer and their victim. I also still come up with plots that I'd love to read about and I often talk them through with friends, but I don't have the energy to write them myself.
My inspiration often came from the fandoms I was writing for (though I do have quite a few stand-alone pieces - most of my works aren't finished) and kinda writing about my dreams or what I felt was missing in other fanfictions. There are a few authors that kinda inspired me, though I feel like most of the time, it wasn't really an obvious inspiration, more of a byproduct of reading a lot by that person during a certain time.
When I was writing a lot (so basically between the ages 14 to 17), I did have a file binder with a bunch of notes and segments on the stories I was working on. I would often get ideas in the weirdest places (my math teacher really wasn't impressed with me being more interested in my binder than in the blackboard) and then in the evening or on the weekends, I would type all my handwritten notes into the computer. It actually helped me save quite some time, because I could use that moment as a first revision step and my first drafts could be written on the school bus (which was usually a 50 minute ride, so really worth it).

I haven't written much in english, but I can see if I find my Repo - the genetic opera fanfiction? Though I'd have to send it to people privately, because I doubt I could link to it openly on VP, it's also very gory and messy.

You and i are so alike.
I sound like a creep but alot you wrote felt so similar to me and im not sure if i should be happy or not. ( Please don´t take that wrong ) everything need to be cute and cuddly and romantic.

BTW fav song from that musical

awwww, I really love hearing this, because it means you never are truly alone in the world with things. But don't get me wrong, I'm an utter sap. Like, omg, I know people give fanfctions a really bad name because there is so much smut and wp out there (and I'm kinda there for that too), but oh my goodness, I could get off to this whole will they won't they and I prefer the whole anticipation of it way more than the actual sex scenes in the end. Like I am a huge fan of big romances and you know, the more mundane parts of it.

Also, that song is amazing, buuuuuuut my heart will always beat for I didn't know I'd love you so much, closely followed by We started this op'ra shit and Let the monster rise (really this whole last part of the movie was soooooooo good, I really love the evolution of Nathan's and Shilo's relationship. Also, huge fan of Sarah Brightman, she really did an amazing job on this one. And I kinda fancy seeing Anthony Stewart Head in this really sombre and dark role. I like Legal Assassin and Night Surgeon because of the depth they give his character.
Have you also seen the Devil's Carnival? I still haven't seen the second part of it, because it's so hard to find a stream and it's not available in Europe (sadly)

One thing i can´t stand in fanfic,s is when they add notes in the writing.
Like this

"Both of them where holding hands and started at the wall ( they are twins and one is mean)"
- Are you coming a girls asked. ( she is like me LOL, clumsy and fab )
Antoher thing is when the use short phrases like
- OMG BRB BAE, WNT 2 EAT LIKE YA KNOW! ( cringe ) i know that my English is not the best but i try to write in a way that everyone understands. And i don´t mind spelling errors since it can happen anyone and if the English is not the mother language it,s harder to be good.

I love horror, psychological horror and ect, im trying to have the smut and adult scenes when they are needed. I want to build up the feelings, tensions and i want to build a scene after the scene. Haha double word. I don´t like fictions with real people like youtubers, actors and so on ( characters are one thing but real people nah)

About the movie, i think it´s the only time Paris Hilton,s acting is good.
I saw the original movie and the musical is wayyyyyy better. The original movie is long, boring and i was so bored.
Hmm i don´t think i have seen that one.

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Meister wrote:

MasileinDE wrote:

Meister wrote:
You and i are so alike.
I sound like a creep but alot you wrote felt so similar to me and im not sure if i should be happy or not. ( Please don´t take that wrong ) everything need to be cute and cuddly and romantic.

BTW fav song from that musical

awwww, I really love hearing this, because it means you never are truly alone in the world with things. But don't get me wrong, I'm an utter sap. Like, omg, I know people give fanfctions a really bad name because there is so much smut and wp out there (and I'm kinda there for that too), but oh my goodness, I could get off to this whole will they won't they and I prefer the whole anticipation of it way more than the actual sex scenes in the end. Like I am a huge fan of big romances and you know, the more mundane parts of it.

Also, that song is amazing, buuuuuuut my heart will always beat for I didn't know I'd love you so much, closely followed by We started this op'ra shit and Let the monster rise (really this whole last part of the movie was soooooooo good, I really love the evolution of Nathan's and Shilo's relationship. Also, huge fan of Sarah Brightman, she really did an amazing job on this one. And I kinda fancy seeing Anthony Stewart Head in this really sombre and dark role. I like Legal Assassin and Night Surgeon because of the depth they give his character.
Have you also seen the Devil's Carnival? I still haven't seen the second part of it, because it's so hard to find a stream and it's not available in Europe (sadly)

One thing i can´t stand in fanfic,s is when they add notes in the writing.
Like this

"Both of them where holding hands and started at the wall ( they are twins and one is mean)"
- Are you coming a girls asked. ( she is like me LOL, clumsy and fab )
Antoher thing is when the use short phrases like
- OMG BRB BAE, WNT 2 EAT LIKE YA KNOW! ( cringe ) i know that my English is not the best but i try to write in a way that everyone understands. And i don´t mind spelling errors since it can happen anyone and if the English is not the mother language it,s harder to be good.

I love horror, psychological horror and ect, im trying to have the smut and adult scenes when they are needed. I want to build up the feelings, tensions and i want to build a scene after the scene. Haha double word. I don´t like fictions with real people like youtubers, actors and so on ( characters are one thing but real people nah)

About the movie, i think it´s the only time Paris Hilton,s acting is good.
I saw the original movie and the musical is wayyyyyy better. The original movie is long, boring and i was so bored.
Hmm i don´t think i have seen that one.

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MasileinDE
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MasileinDE wrote:

Meister wrote:

MasileinDE wrote:

Meister wrote:
You and i are so alike.
I sound like a creep but alot you wrote felt so similar to me and im not sure if i should be happy or not. ( Please don´t take that wrong ) everything need to be cute and cuddly and romantic.

BTW fav song from that musical

awwww, I really love hearing this, because it means you never are truly alone in the world with things. But don't get me wrong, I'm an utter sap. Like, omg, I know people give fanfctions a really bad name because there is so much smut and wp out there (and I'm kinda there for that too), but oh my goodness, I could get off to this whole will they won't they and I prefer the whole anticipation of it way more than the actual sex scenes in the end. Like I am a huge fan of big romances and you know, the more mundane parts of it.

Also, that song is amazing, buuuuuuut my heart will always beat for I didn't know I'd love you so much, closely followed by We started this op'ra shit and Let the monster rise (really this whole last part of the movie was soooooooo good, I really love the evolution of Nathan's and Shilo's relationship. Also, huge fan of Sarah Brightman, she really did an amazing job on this one. And I kinda fancy seeing Anthony Stewart Head in this really sombre and dark role. I like Legal Assassin and Night Surgeon because of the depth they give his character.
Have you also seen the Devil's Carnival? I still haven't seen the second part of it, because it's so hard to find a stream and it's not available in Europe (sadly)

One thing i can´t stand in fanfic,s is when they add notes in the writing.
Like this

"Both of them where holding hands and started at the wall ( they are twins and one is mean)"
- Are you coming a girls asked. ( she is like me LOL, clumsy and fab )
Antoher thing is when the use short phrases like
- OMG BRB BAE, WNT 2 EAT LIKE YA KNOW! ( cringe ) i know that my English is not the best but i try to write in a way that everyone understands. And i don´t mind spelling errors since it can happen anyone and if the English is not the mother language it,s harder to be good.

I love horror, psychological horror and ect, im trying to have the smut and adult scenes when they are needed. I want to build up the feelings, tensions and i want to build a scene after the scene. Haha double word. I don´t like fictions with real people like youtubers, actors and so on ( characters are one thing but real people nah)

About the movie, i think it´s the only time Paris Hilton,s acting is good.
I saw the original movie and the musical is wayyyyyy better. The original movie is long, boring and i was so bored.
Hmm i don´t think i have seen that one.

omg, yeah, no, that is just shitty writing. Want to add notes? There's the author note function on the top or bottom of the chapter, so I can actually skip it easily if I don't really care this much about your work progress.
yeah, plot and story is also most important for me. I mean, I kinda hate how Netflix makes every show into a soft porn for the views...
also, real life people is a big nono for me and I also keep to the rules of those people who kinda "forbid" fanwork around their creations (eg Anne Rice and the whole Interview with a Vampire spiel)

not just that she actually acted pretty decent, without her the movie never would have made it. She basically gave them all the money in advance, because they had issues getting it greenlighted plus she donated so much from her personal wardrobe for the costumes. hate to say it, but she's the real mvp of the movie.

with original movie, do you mean the Repo Movie or the one with Jude Law? I'm getting a bit confused here

(I'm super tired) because I know the Repo Movie did have a stage version too, but I couldn't find a proper bootleg of it and I'm not from the states, so I wouldn't be able to see it (needless to say, I only found the musical by chance ages after it was sold on DVD), I'm really late to the hype train, like discovered it thanks to my brother thinking he snatched a great splatter movie about 7-8 years ago?