#sharing ideas

[risobase]

@risobase

@darknetrizanew

It WAS fun

[groovygladiatorsheep]

Okay but Jayce and Viktor disappearing out of their world and timeline to only come back as a child that’s a mix of the two au ????

Would that work ?

( keychains are coming up in a few days by the way :] )

[drakulana]

western! au zoro fic coming soon... i've been working on it for a while, but writing zoro is SO HARD for me for some reason. also may dabble in sanji writing (go listen to first taste by fiona apple omg) but i'm not sure if i could capture his character. i'm almost to whole cake island so maybe after that... idkkkkk also may or may not start crossposting on ao3 (username the same on there, as on here) but the zoro fic is forrealsies coming. outlaw! zoro teehee

[takeaprompt-leaveaprompt]

Welcome!

You're probably wondering what this is. This is a place for writers to trade prompts in the same vein as 'take a penny, leave a penny'. Meaning that writers can take a prompt for inspo and leave one behind to be claimed by another.

How it works

Easy as 1-2-3:

Choose a prompt and remove it from the board.

Save your prompt so you don't forget it.

Leave a new prompt in it's place.

Rules:

You may take as many prompts as you like, however, for each prompt you take, you are expected to leave one in its place.

Do not leave prompts which revolve around bestiality, underage, body fluids, or incest.

We welcome NSFW prompts and ask that these are left on Page 2 or after.

What we do:

If you would like us to read and share what you create from your prompt, we would be more than happy. Please tag this blog in your post!

Take a prompt, leave a prompt!

[tobiasdrake]

We never really know what's going to leave a scar.

My father was not prepared for the responsibilities of parenthood, but he tried his best. He was never physically abusive. He could, however, be emotionally abusive at times. There was never any malice in it, however. He just didn't know what he was doing.

He was 19 years old when I was born, and he took custody of me two years later when he divorced my mom, because they both agreed he was in a better financial state for it. And I wasn't a very easy child to raise.

But he did make mistakes. And he did leave scars. I don't blame him for it. But he did.

I've never been comfortable expressing myself with spoken words. Text is where I find myself. Text is where I can be myself. From words in my notebooks to words in digital spaces, text is where I'm truly free to be the person I want to be. The person I can't be in real life. Because real life is where my scars are.

I was four years old. My dad had important people from his work over. I don't know why. I was four. I just knew that there were a bunch of people in my house, and I was curious and eager to talk to them. I told them about my favorite Nintendo games. I told them about my favorite cartoons. I told them about how I wanted to be a kitty cat. I was having a great time.

My dad wanted me to stop. I don't know if I was upsetting people or if I was making him look unprofessional or what. Maybe I was talking too much. I don't know. I was four.

But what he said to me when he pulled me aside was, "Nobody is interested in what you have to talk about." He couldn't have known at the time that he was about to change the course of my life. That he was giving me a social disorder.

Now that's been with me for 33 years. It's an anxiety, a worm in the back of my mind that makes it hard for me to talk to people. To share my interests. My beliefs. My ideas. How am I supposed to connect with another human being? Nobody is interested in what I have to talk about.

Of course, that's not entirely true. I have people in my life who've made the effort to crack open my shell. To assure me that they care. That they're invested. That it's okay for me to share what I love, and to indulge in what they have to share. I have a neat little LGBT family now that accepts me as one of their own.

But I also have text. Where I can truly be free to shout my words into the void, and let anyone who's interested simply come along and find them.

[221bluescarf]

I submitted some claims online for class action lawsuits (like against Google for privacy violations) in a hopeful effort to get some extra money. I wasn't sure if it was a waste of time. But so far 2 out of 3 paid off and I've gotten around $130 from the settlements

Definitely worth it

[michael-the-rouge]

Do I have to say it?

[lckyones]

We're having access to some amazing things this year. I wanted to share this with you today. Amazing, right?

[cherokeegal1975]

Dream Sketch

Okay, this is a sketch that I'll later refine if I can. For now, I'm sharing the idea. I was half dreaming yesterday with random images forming up for no reason. One of which was this guy wearing a necklace. Bold thing with alternating black and red beads. I could see it clearly and was awake enough to remember it. Admittedly the image made the beads dull, but that's easily remedied. I'm thinking rainbow obsidian for the black beads and red jasper for the red ones. Or...even red carnelian beads for the red beads.

The beads were large roundels on the front. They were strung through with leather and then braded on either side to form up a thick round cord in such a way the beads can't slide around. I imagine that it had a kind of barrel shaped sterling silver clasp that used a strong magnet to connect the two ends of the choker. The clasp could have some pretty abstract designs on it that would match the necklace. Or it could be monogrammed...or both.

I won't be able to make this myself, I don't have the skills to make braded leather cord, nor would I know exactly where to get the beads I saw in my head. Maybe there'd be some similar ones in glass or plastic, but that would be very ugly. Gemstones are best. Even so, maybe someone out there can get what they need or even make everything from scratch. I'd love to see it.

Oh, and even though it's a choker, it's not a tight one. Lays comfortably on the collar bone.

If you do make this necklace, I'd love to see a picture of it. Please give me credit for the original idea.

[ourmindonmusicpodcast]

New SHARING STREAMS for Podcasters

[saritamanyalu]

A random crazy idea about Happy Tree Friends

In Happy Tree Friends, there would be humans, but they are like a primitive group that seeks to survive, finding their own food, clothing and shelter. Because they were driven out by evolved animals, leaving everything behind, allowing anthropomorphic beings to change the world as they wished, becoming a new civilization.

Over the years, there have been sightings of these humans, which has led to legends about them as aliens and other cryptids.

The humans would also have chosen to do their chores in the afternoon and evening, to avoid being seen by the animals, since they are as afraid of them as the intelligent animals themselves. Well… Just sharing this crazy idea, in case anyone wants to try it out and see how it goes. Maybe even for entertainment a story like this.

[goodoldbandit]

"Inspiration arrives as a packet of material to be delivered." - John Updike.

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 Inspiration isn’t just a fleeting moment of brilliance—it’s a call to action, a bundle of potential…

[rocafe]

When you think of an apocalypse, what’s the first thing that comes to your mind?

[shepscapades]

Surely this will have no negative consequences whatsoever!

[lemongogo]

life of regret