Your ideal woman is Juniper? :ihih:Quote:
Originally Posted by Darcy88
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Your ideal woman is Juniper? :ihih:Quote:
Originally Posted by Darcy88
Oi! I'm not butch, I'm too small to be butch.Quote:
Originally Posted by Alexander III
Yep. And she's even got glasses.Quote:
Originally Posted by Alexander III
And butch was the wrong word. I meant strong. A woman has to be strong, have the spirit of a fighter.
But I'm bitter and jaded now, given up entirely on romance. I will still perpetuate the romantic myth in my writing though. I write of love so prettily I shall entrap others into the same romantic idealism I've been forever plagued by.
Darcy it sounds like you need to go to a titty bar.
Darcy it sounds like you need to go to a titty bar.
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Mutatis! Somebody beat you to the punch!
You're in good company there. If Dante and Yeats could play that hand and gain immortality, why not you?Quote:
Originally Posted by Darcy88
When it comes to "the love interest" people tend to re-write the same woman into every story (unless, like Hemingway, they trade in women every few years) - just look at Fitzgerald.
Hah! I'll give you the contact info for my fanclub. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Darcy88
Wait, how does one get a fan-club damnit?!? I want one too, I totally deserve a fan club.Quote:
Originally Posted by JuniperWoolf
Well Google was no help with this one, and now the people who monitor Google searches 24/7 think I'm a narcissistQuote:
Originally Posted by Alexander III
You've got to have fans first.Quote:
Originally Posted by Alexander III
I was once told I had a fan club, but I think it was a joke.
Darcy and I totally need to get together, hit the skin clubs, and pick up some strange. You're all welcome to tag along, just don't mess up my swagger.Quote:
Originally Posted by stlukesguild
Me on my way to meet up with you to go out and slay the ladies - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=okpCx87orOAQuote:
Originally Posted by Mutatis-Mutandis
That's what I love about writing - I can take my dreams and my impulses and use them as the raw material for creating characters and plots and scenes. On the outside I can appear entirely reserved while in my head and on the page grand things are happening. I do not make it perfect for them, I hit them with a many tragic turns, but there is still a purity and purposefulness to my art that is hard to find in real life.Quote:
Originally Posted by Charles Darnay
Writing, for me, is a waste of time outside of conversation; pointless, flat, temporary. Other people can write. I'll enjoy reading.
That said, I'm thinking of churning out trash novels for paychecks. I could easily write one a day.
I really wish I could do this. Or write Young Adult fiction. There's such a demand for that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Varenne Rodin