What is your character afraid of being perceived as. ie are they afraid of being perceived as kind? Cruel? Romantic?
What (or who) made them so afraid of being perceived like that?
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Character just had a nightmare. What were the having a nightmare of? Their friends and family abandoning them? Dying? Being cheated on?
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Your character realizes they have a crush on someone.
- Why do they have a crush on this person? Are they funny? Cruel? Just plain old hot?
- How do they react? Do they dread caring for another person? Do they simply go up to them and ask them out?
- Is it actually a crush or does the character simply envy them or admire them and they mistake it for a crush?
- Did the characters have a relationship before hand? What was it like? A rivalry? Close friends? First meeting?
- How does your character realize they have a crush?
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This work blends themes of discipline, purpose, and youth development through the lens of physical education. It highlights how structure, reflection, and effort contribute to personal growth.
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What’s the difference between being a nice guy and being a good man? In this episode, we explore how niceness can sometimes be a performance driven by the need for approval, while true goodness comes from authentic character and values. We discuss how nice guys often avoid conflict and seek validation, whereas good men establish boundaries, speak difficult truths, and act with integrity even when it’s uncomfortable. Learn why being agreeable isn’t the same as being honorable, and discover what it means to value your own integrity. https://last-of-the-nice-guys.castos.com/episodes/nice-guys-vs-good-men-understanding-the-difference-a-last-of-the-nice-guys-special-episode
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Every setback is a setup for a comeback. 💪 Failure builds strength, wisdom, and character, so never be afraid to take that next step forward.
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One is permanent, the other is temporary. Build the one that lasts. ⚡
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Ooo! thanks for the ask! And! *hugs back*
definitely not using it to procrastinate right now
I’m going to use the main pair from the project I’m working on right now, Children of the Mind’s Eye (which I should be done with soon so releasing in august or november)
Noan Isle and Til Tanner are the main ship, and it’s Noan by a mile.
Noan is an absolutely balls to the wall wizard who’s spent most of his teen to early adulthood being unable to form real relationships with people, so he deals by being a menace and seducing as many people as he can. He absolutely loves Til though and wants nothing more than to crawl into his skin beside him and live there. (in a non creepy way.)
Til on the other hand entered the knighthood of his own free will and chose a life of celibacy and innate separation from other people for a reason. Part of it being that as much as he craves human connection, he’d much rather keep most people at arms length. (his sister, Noan, and his adoptive kids are the exceptions) Til also just doesn’t think about it most of the time, he’ll drop kisses on his family members heads when he leaves/comes home, but he doesn’t think about much more than that.
They make for a pretty good pair though, lots of issues pairing up nicely between them.
Thanks for the ask, it was nice to take a break by not really taking a break at all!
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Step into the heartwarming world of “Stories by Grammygirl” by Catherine Shelby Hale—a charming collection of tales filled with adventure, values, and fun. These four delightful stories teach children the power of perseverance, kindness, talent, and love. With whimsical rhymes and vibrant illustrations, Stories by Grammygirl is perfect for nurturing characters in young hearts.
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