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Nestus
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nestus wrote:
devilcake wrote:
nestus wrote:
i don't know if i said this here BUT I FINISHED THE SWEATER I BEGAN KNITTING LAST WINTER
OMG I REMEMBER THIS! do you have pics!
Let me find them!
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Date: 28-09-2025 00:24
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devilcake wrote:
nestus wrote:
devilcake wrote:
nestus wrote:
haha, it's nice i've chatted enough about something for it to stay here my vp era feels so long ago somehow but still i see all your names and i'm like "all my friends are here still, wonder what they're doing." i'm still just a click away for any "advice." i did read like 7 books on writing last year so at least i got some to support me now 

somehow i never found a good one on the structure of tragedies... so if you come across that, hmu
its nice to see you pop in fdrom time to time regardless!

ill keep that in mind though im more likely to watch videos on it than a full on book, im still trying to get back into reading again
sometimes i cave. i caved gsm last night too so i figured i might as well see how you are doing as well because gsm is honestly as dead as this place, they just make money off the shops.

here are some usefuls
blog.reedsy.com/guide/story-structure/save-the-cat-beat-sheet/

and typ what the weiland book does is go IN DEPTH about all the turns and parts of a story and tie the plot to the character arc. i found it rly to be the only book i needed to read to just have this all explained for the story i'm doing since it is a basic coming-of-age hero's journey 
taking notes and putting this is info in my scrivener file hehe thank unesta ^^!
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Date: 28-09-2025 00:24
Nestus
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nestus wrote:
devilcake wrote:
nestus wrote:
devilcake wrote:
its nice to see you pop in fdrom time to time regardless!

ill keep that in mind though im more likely to watch videos on it than a full on book, im still trying to get back into reading again
sometimes i cave. i caved gsm last night too so i figured i might as well see how you are doing as well because gsm is honestly as dead as this place, they just make money off the shops.

here are some usefuls
blog.reedsy.com/guide/story-structure/save-the-cat-beat-sheet/

and typ what the weiland book does is go IN DEPTH about all the turns and parts of a story and tie the plot to the character arc. i found it rly to be the only book i needed to read to just have this all explained for the story i'm doing since it is a basic coming-of-age hero's journey 
taking notes and putting this is info in my scrivener file hehe thank unesta ^^!
omg yes scrivener is a lifesaver
like i structure my scrivener base on the beat sheet and then it's like fill in the massive blanks <3
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Date: 28-09-2025 00:25
Private
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devilcake wrote:
nestus wrote:
devilcake wrote:
nestus wrote:
sometimes i cave. i caved gsm last night too so i figured i might as well see how you are doing as well because gsm is honestly as dead as this place, they just make money off the shops.

here are some usefuls
blog.reedsy.com/guide/story-structure/save-the-cat-beat-sheet/

and typ what the weiland book does is go IN DEPTH about all the turns and parts of a story and tie the plot to the character arc. i found it rly to be the only book i needed to read to just have this all explained for the story i'm doing since it is a basic coming-of-age hero's journey 
taking notes and putting this is info in my scrivener file hehe thank unesta ^^!
omg yes scrivener is a lifesaver
like i structure my scrivener base on the beat sheet and then it's like fill in the massive blanks <3
haha yeah first i tried doing it in notion first then i was like wait i have scrivener on my computer and its so much nicer for writing... found out they have an app now too,, might invest in it even hmhm
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Date: 28-09-2025 00:26
Nestus
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nestus wrote:
devilcake wrote:
nestus wrote:
devilcake wrote:
taking notes and putting this is info in my scrivener file hehe thank unesta ^^!
omg yes scrivener is a lifesaver
like i structure my scrivener base on the beat sheet and then it's like fill in the massive blanks <3
haha yeah first i tried doing it in notion first then i was like wait i have scrivener on my computer and its so much nicer for writing... found out they have an app now too,, might invest in it even hmhm
they have an app?! :o
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Date: 28-09-2025 00:29
Nestus
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nestus wrote:
this is my sweater. i don't have that many photos with it even if i have used it a lot.
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Date: 28-09-2025 00:30
Nestus
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nestus wrote:
also i was SO DONE knitting when i finished it but I got lured into buying more yarn, as one does. and i restarted a chunky sweater last weekend in needle size 9.
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Date: 28-09-2025 00:31
Private
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devilcake wrote:
nestus wrote:
devilcake wrote:
nestus wrote:
omg yes scrivener is a lifesaver
like i structure my scrivener base on the beat sheet and then it's like fill in the massive blanks <3
haha yeah first i tried doing it in notion first then i was like wait i have scrivener on my computer and its so much nicer for writing... found out they have an app now too,, might invest in it even hmhm
they have an app?!
apparently! at least for ios, cheaper than the desktop version too
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Date: 28-09-2025 00:31
Private
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devilcake wrote:
nestus wrote:
this is my sweater. i don't have that many photos with it even if i have used it a lot.
woah gorgeous cables!
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Date: 28-09-2025 00:32
Private
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devilcake wrote:
nestus wrote:
also i was SO DONE knitting when i finished it but I got lured into buying more yarn, as one does. and i restarted a chunky sweater last weekend in needle size 9.
chunky projects are so relaxing after doing something intricate tho
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Date: 28-09-2025 00:32
Nestus
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nestus wrote:
devilcake wrote:
nestus wrote:
devilcake wrote:
haha yeah first i tried doing it in notion first then i was like wait i have scrivener on my computer and its so much nicer for writing... found out they have an app now too,, might invest in it even hmhm
they have an app?!
apparently! at least for ios, cheaper than the desktop version too
ohw i am an android gurl, that probably explains why it has eluded me
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Date: 28-09-2025 00:34
Nestus
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nestus wrote:
devilcake wrote:
nestus wrote:
this is my sweater. i don't have that many photos with it even if i have used it a lot.
woah gorgeous cables!
thanks!! and i am never doing cables again (this is a lie). but yeah, i am so happy i did not know what i got myself into and that i could be fueled with procrastination of BA, the month long, dreadful, sleepdeprived post-op for my bunny, 6 seasons of castle, and countless audiobooks, and the haunting of its unfinished existence hanging over me.
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Date: 28-09-2025 00:36
MissLondon
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MissLondon wrote:
nestus wrote:
MissLondon wrote:
nestus wrote:
love that for you

i could've been better, things have been decent for quite a while, but these last two weeks is a downward spiral
Sorry to hear that and I hope things improve
It's been a while, did you move?
same and thanks. generally things are better than when we last spoke. I did move out of my fathers house and i'm so glad to be out of there because everytime i go back a few hours for a visit i feel awful and someone are always mad by default. and people aren't mad at me where i live now and i has improved my mental health A LOT.  but moving out did ofc mean i lost most of the last year with my bunny before he passed last september which was a bummer, but it was worth it for myself even if i hate to admit that.  
I'm glad your new place is peaceful 

I'm sorry about the loss of your bunny.  I think he sensed you were in a better place (I can't explain it how I'd like but animals are smart and intuitive) and he knew he was loved 
Animals are
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Date: 28-09-2025 00:37
Nestus
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nestus wrote:
devilcake wrote:
nestus wrote:
also i was SO DONE knitting when i finished it but I got lured into buying more yarn, as one does. and i restarted a chunky sweater last weekend in needle size 9.
chunky projects are so relaxing after doing something intricate tho
i am not sure i find knitting relaxing at all but i still do them.
it stresses me out bc they are unfinished projects i rly want finished NOW but can't be finished now and any moment they are not finished is annoying. 

i am in a new spiral i call "what is my new hobby?" and i don't know what it is yet but i've tired many over the years and i seem to not settle with any
 
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Date: 28-09-2025 00:40
Nestus
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nestus wrote:
MissLondon wrote:
nestus wrote:
MissLondon wrote:
Sorry to hear that and I hope things improve
It's been a while, did you move?
same and thanks. generally things are better than when we last spoke. I did move out of my fathers house and i'm so glad to be out of there because everytime i go back a few hours for a visit i feel awful and someone are always mad by default. and people aren't mad at me where i live now and i has improved my mental health A LOT.  but moving out did ofc mean i lost most of the last year with my bunny before he passed last september which was a bummer, but it was worth it for myself even if i hate to admit that.  
I'm glad your new place is peaceful 

I'm sorry about the loss of your bunny.  I think he sensed you were in a better place (I can't explain it how I'd like but animals are smart and intuitive) and he knew he was loved 
Animals are
thanks!!
idk if i'd be able to get a job at all if i didn't move out, even if i didn't get a job until a short year after i moved out. bc dads is like falling through the floorboard with every other step but now i have some support and that's been very nice.

thanks. 
he lived with my sibling his last year and i still visited him nearly once a week. she got home from uni so that matched up well. now i'm just a bit sad she stays with our father because she has to endure him, as i did. and that sucks. but at least they are better matches in temper i guess even tho i think she'll do a lot better when she moves out too. i think that's set to next year as of now but we're all quite broke when it comes to affording rent and the cost of living on our own. \\ idk what he died of. it was a shock for us all since we'd just been to the vet and he was deemed healthy and strong even if he got to be over 9 years and some elderly bun stuff were showing and we had to amputate his toe a year before and that likely cost him a lot. i am just glad he died peacefully and didn't get eaten by a fox or something, or from illness. it was quick and in his favorite spot. 
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