how is your novel coming along, /lit/?

[Anonymous No.10876375]

:^)

[Anonymous No.10876391]

>>10876375
1 word in:
The

[Anonymous No.10876439]

>>10876375
So far, I'm at 40k words

[Anonymous No.10876465]

I decided to write a different story like 1/3rd of the way through and then I went back and reread the abandoned story and liked it 10x more than the one i abandoned it for but I'm not in the headspace to continue writing it and it made me think my current writing is shit.

[Anonymous No.10876468]

90k

[Anonymous No.10876487]

>>10876375
I've thought about it for a while, and I think I know what I'm going to name my protagonist. I need to decide her hair color next.

[Anonymous No.10876579]

>>10876375
>tfw you read this and realize we're all gonna make it

[Anonymous No.10876593]

>>10876487
Don't try to guess what the reader wants to visualize. Just do you.

[Anonymous No.10876606]

>>10876375

[Anonymous No.10876616]

>>10876579
go back to >>>/fit/ >>>/r9k/ and >>>/pol/ you faggot herd animal

[Anonymous No.10876621]

>>10876616
you're gonna make it too anon

[Anonymous No.10876627]

>>10876487
>I need to decide her hair color next.
No you don't. Unless it's relevant to the story or characterization in some way, don't describe your character's arbitrary features - at least not until their personality is developed, and try only to reveal physical characteristics through the eyes of others. Let your reader visualize, don't bore them with
>her hair was red and her eyes were blue and her cheek bones were high and

[Anonymous No.10877641]

>>10876627

This poster speaks the truth. Avoid generic introductions, especially:

>[CHARACTER NAME] [VERBED], [THOUGHT/SPEECH].

Followed by either:

>[BORING DESCRIPTION OF IMMEDIATE SETTING]
or
>[IRRELEVANT CHECKLIST OF PHYSICAL ATTRIBUTES]

That's how probably 95% of bad narratives begin.

[Anonymous No.10878775]

>>10876375
Just a brief reading of Kafka and anyone can tell he had mental issues. Not surprised he kept this mopy attitude personally.

[Anonymous No.10878804]

>>10876375

My fictionalized memoir of my travels through the western US in 2015 is at 33 000 words.

My next adventure should provide at least 100 000 worth.

[Anonymous No.10878944]

>>10876375
>anime fanfic = 35k (+ca1,5k a day)
>crossover fanfic = 30k
>novel 1 = 10k haven't written anything in months
>novel 2 = 10k haven't written anything in weeks
life is a fucking nightmare
why am I like this?

[Anonymous No.10878988]

>first novel 94k, wrote in 6-8 months, self published, wasn't great but better than expected, mostly a trial run.
>second novel 100k, taken 3 years, prose reached new heights, finishing up editing, think it's the big one boys.

[Anonymous No.10878993]

>>10876621
That picture and the fact that Pepe doesn’t cum in the brownie mix before giving it to Wojak surprisingly touched me.

[Anonymous No.10879089]

>>10876468
When can I buy.

[Anonymous No.10879093]

>got 40k words in
>caved to the desire to go back and do a little proofreading
>realized the entire thing was hot garbage and abandoned it
That was two years ago now and I can't find the motivation to try and salvage it. Probably better to just let it lie.

Been working on the outline for my next work since then but I'm feeling less optimistic about it.

[Anonymous No.10879209]

>>10876375
>You have to dive down and sink more rapidly than that which sinks in advance of you.
I loved this bit.

[Anonymous No.10879430]

>>10879089
First draft will be done in the next few weeks

[Anonymous No.10879470]

still working on that outline, but it'll be done eventually
anyone got any good adventure movies/shows i can binge for ideas? preferrably animated, but they don't need to be.

[Anonymous No.10879522]

>>10878988
What is the second novel about?

[Anonymous No.10879523]

>>10876579
And then you realize that Kafka was a depressed insomaniac with daddy issues and a boring job whos writing got published after his death by a "friend", even though he asked said friend to burn it all.

[Anonymous No.10879526]

Teehee! Writing is le so le romantic xD! Totally not a neutered corporate controlled dead art form!

[Anonymous No.10879535]

>>10878993
same. it's just so wholesome.

[Anonymous No.10879550]

>>10879526
Yeah. Writing is a dumb sockpuppet unlike all those art forms that are immune to power. :^)

[Anonymous No.10879559]

>>10879526
Why are you on this board? Serious question

[Anonymous No.10879573]

>>10879559
for the /lit/ humor threads

[Anonymous No.10879879]

>>10879573
based

[Anonymous No.10879938]

>>10876468
Sounds exactly like it was written by a mind polluted by movies and pop culture

[Anonymous No.10880091]

>>10879938
It’s actually quite down to earth as it’s not a love story but in fact a coming of age story for two people on the cusp of maturity. Miles realizes he can’t sit around getting blasted with his friends and listening to Nitzer Ebb all his life and Annabelle learns the world has changed during the 100 years she’s been asleep and can never go back to anything resembling normalcy as she copes with the reality of being one of the undead. I think it’s coming together nicely.

[Anonymous No.10880094]

>>10878944
What anime?

[Anonymous No.10880244]

>>10880094
Hitman Reborn for 35k, and Beelzebub x Naruto for 30k. I don't even like Naruto. It just fuckin' happened.

[Anonymous No.10880372]

>try to create an outline
>spend weeks polishing it
>start losing interest because I'm not actually writing anything
>can't start writing because the outline isn't finished
>never satisfied with outline
>quit

>try to just dive right in, start writing, and make everything up as I go
>hit a roadblock after a few days
>know idea how to continue
>quit

[Anonymous No.10880406]

>>10880372
Are you <20? You're not very conscientious, I admit this is an age where you fuck around a lot, but soon you till be 30 or 40 with nothing - it's like time travel, simply amazing

[Anonymous No.10880427]

>>10880091
I hope you let us idiots look over your first draft. I hear unconstructive criticism is invaluable.

[Anonymous No.10880433]

I'm not currently writing a novel

[Anonymous No.10880468]

>>10880427
I certainly hope that’s the case.

[Anonymous No.10880494]

>>10880468
if criticism was valuable to you, you would have grown up from posting anime a long time ago

[Anonymous No.10880498]

Rather well. My agent has found a publisher. What’s interesting is I’ve gotten a $300,000 advance on the first novel and a contract to write three more “works,” however they must be published as continuing “volumes” using the same premise, characters, storylines, etc. I wanted to be done with this fucking book once and for all, but now I feel I’m stuck in these golden handcuffs for a long, long time.

[Anonymous No.10880502]

Wrote 20k words, feel like most of it is shit. Uncertain whether I should go back and edit or proceed.

[Anonymous No.10880505]

>>10880498
what do you get if you complete all 3

[Anonymous No.10880511]

>>10880505
$750k

[Anonymous No.10880522]

>>10880511
what about a % of sales, and other rights? sounds like they're trying to rip you off

[Anonymous No.10880525]

>>10878993
it's an edited version of the original

[Anonymous No.10880538]

>>10880522
A small amount. I took what I could get though, because I pitched it as a memoir even though I made everything up. The idea started as an “alternate memoir,” about a life I could have lived given different decisions had been made. When nobody bit, I revised slightly and played it off as if everything had happened. Since I’m worried I’ll turn into the next Million Little Pieces Guy, I wanted money in the bank as soon as possible.

[Anonymous No.10880565]

>>10880538
>I made everything up.

seems like it

[Anonymous No.10880574]

>>10880538
Just act like a hermit and don't talk to people about it. Nobody can ride your ass if you never make a statement.
If it does come out, nobody will give a shit if you don't go on the daily show and oprah.

[Anonymous No.10880582]

>>10880494
EXactly

[Anonymous No.10880587]

>>10880574
or just use a pseudonym

[Anonymous No.10880588]

>>10880502
Proceed until it's done. Don't make my mistake (>>10879093), going back will just solidify your belief that it's terrible and make you want to give up. Keep going until you're finished, then fix it.

[Anonymous No.10880611]

>>10880587
I mean, yeah, that's a given.
What's the book version of a mockumentary?

[Anonymous No.10880630]

>>10880587
The problem is I failed to do this. I was on a tight deadline and honestly forgot. It’s a bit more complicated than just using a pseudonym, too. I would have had to file paperwork with the US Copyright office and all that. Boy, I really wish I had.

[Anonymous No.10880868]

>>10876487
>her
Sorry, but I won't even give it a chance.

[Anonymous No.10880886]

>>10880868
Eek boppa derkel, check out the guy who’s going to get laid in college.

[Anonymous No.10880891]

>>10880886
>Eek boppa derkel
am I having a stroke?

[Anonymous No.10880900]

As usual I'm cursed by the allure of world-building.

300k of background notes to 10k of story

[Anonymous No.10880902]

>>10880891
What type of ebonics is this?

[Anonymous No.10880933]

>>10877641
Especially fapfics for some reason. I don't actually need the writer to describe their waifu, I can imagine an attractive girl without much help, thanks.

[Anonymous No.10880947]

>>10880900
Ever considered writing RPG sourcebooks?

[Anonymous No.10880956]

>>10876375
I feel that the only thing I can be certain that writing does to me is stray me away from having a normal and comfy life. With all the time I spend writing and studying the authors I'm interested in I could easily get a load of experience to land a programming job and then go ahead towards the family life. But I am afraid that all these years of lonely living and sticking to my own interests have made me incompatible with that and I will eventually reach a point where I regret each day my decision to go on that path.
On the other hand I can't possibly see any other outcome of the literary lifestyle than loneliness, alcoholism and suicide in my forties. There's no way that the weird and depressing shit I'm writing will ever attract anything else.
So I am stuck between assured self-destruction and lying to myself hoping that I will eventually start to believe in that lie.

[Anonymous No.10881047]

>>10880538
That’s a lot of money anon. You’d better hold onto it for your inevitable legal battle with the publisher.

[Anonymous No.10881429]

>>10880902
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=o_CyMqQBO8w

[Anonymous No.10881472]

>>10876375

Every time I get the nerve to sit down and start something, I realize I'm an amateur with no real direction or inspiration.

I'd rather write a screenplay but the barrier of entry is much, much higher.

[Anonymous No.10881478]

>>10880588
Gosh, you're right. I won't go back now. I'll proceed and finish this first draft.

[Anonymous No.10881489]

>>10881472
>I realize I'm an amateur with no real direction or inspiration.

how do you function in daily life with that mentality? how did you even make this post in the first place, you're only an amateur shitposter after all

are you some kind of an invertebrate with professional caretakers to sustain your daily life?

[Anonymous No.10881491]

>>10881489
Actually, I'm an expert shitposter

[Anonymous No.10881495]

>Start writing
>get 20-50k words in a week
>get another "great" idea
>start writing
>repeat ad infinitum

Just as well. My ideas and writing is hot trash anyway.

[Anonymous No.10881499]

>>10881491
that's just the dunning-kruger talking

[Anonymous No.10881503]

>>10881499
Only 10,000 hours to mastery, right?

[Anonymous No.10881519]

>>10881472
>Every time I get the nerve to sit down and start something, I realize I'm an amateur with no real direction or inspiration.
I'm going to tell you one of the single most important lessons I've learnt, anon:
Mantras build glass walls.

You're worried you suck? Just repeat "it doesn't matter/it doesn't matter/it doesn't matter" over and over again until the voice in your head just gives up. Oh, it'll still be there, waiting for you to drop your guard, but it gets easier every time and easier to ignore every time. Shove it all behind a glass wall.

Why, I live every waking moment viscerally aware of the kind of existential terror that has broken stronger men than me writhing behind the glass wall, and I'm almost a functional human being anyway.

[Anonymous No.10881521]

>>10881503
some people can spend their entire life doing something and never improve, just look at the sonichu comics - two decades and still at the exact same kindergarten level

[Anonymous No.10881525]

>>10881495
Just do what all modern novels do and string them together with a series of tangential connections

[Anonymous No.10881539]

>>10880582
What will the title be so I'll know what to look for in a few months.

[Anonymous No.10881548]

>>10881519
>Just repeat "it doesn't matter/it doesn't matter/it doesn't matter" over and over again until the voice in your head just gives up.

you actually need some willpower to repeat that ad infinitum, and if you have that drive you also have the drive to overcome stress - it's just a placebo

for me it's almost as if I'm trying to lose weight, jojo effect but for everything I try to do
it's going good for a few days, then it goes to shit and I stop, then again I rebound and again sooner or later I give out

[Anonymous No.10881549]

>>10879523
>even though he asked said friend to burn it all.

why didn't kafka burn it all himself?

he secretly wished the friend published it

[Anonymous No.10881550]

>>10881521
yeah but he's autistic so

[Anonymous No.10881553]

>>10881549
Yeah, definitely. Brod even told Kafka he would not fulfill his wish, and Kafka just stood there, rifling through his trouser pockets, as if looking for his keys or something.

[Anonymous No.10881559]

>>10881550
a non autist on 4chan?

[Anonymous No.10881566]

>>10881548
>for me it's almost as if I'm trying to lose weight, jojo effect but for everything I try to do
>it's going good for a few days, then it goes to shit and I stop, then again I rebound and again sooner or later I give out
I spent 6 months living like a world class athlete, despite school. I'm talking measuring every calorie, going to the gym without fail every second day (even after having surgery), charting my weight loss / muscle gain. It wasn't even hard. I lost 30kg. Then I stopped going. Gained it all back. Wanted to go back, gym is closed. Now I'm an alcoholic and I hate myself. And I hate myself more because I KNOW I can do it. I've DONE it. So what's the fucking problem NOW?

[Anonymous No.10881574]

>>10881489
>>10881519

I just feel like I don't read enough to justify my desire to write, I just don't get how the process works aside from spilling my guts on a page.

[Anonymous No.10881583]

>>10881574
I'm gonna be honest, I don't understand the problem.
then read more, I guess.

[Anonymous No.10881633]

>>10881566
there is something that I started doing that might work: my diary desu

I started a text file where I outlined all the things that I should/could be doing, and also made a plan of what an ideal day would look like
then every day I noted down all that I did on that day, how much time I've wasted, and wrote all the quotes and thoughts that I don't want to lose

the idea is to be as truthful with yourself as possible, and to stare at that truth every day
I don't mean to torment yourself about your current state, but to count only the actions that you did/did not do
being truthful also means living in the present moment, not running from it but rather embracing it and trying to experience all that there is - I do not mean in the stupid adolescent way, but rather in the way of noticing everything your senses detect, your every thought and so on - this sort of vipassanesque thing is when for me the time slows down the most and I feel sorta happy

[Anonymous No.10881637]

>>10876375

Pretty good, but I'm struggling to find good feedback for the work in progress, and starting to realize that comic fiction has a very small market. Most people involved in fiction are either humorless pseuds, or too conventional for my weird sense of humor.

[Anonymous No.10881675]

>>10881637
>comic fiction has a very small market.
>what is Pratchett

[Anonymous No.10881680]

How do I start?
I legitimately just can't think of anything interesting enough to turn into a narrative. I've written a few short stories when the ideas come to me, but they're like three pages each, essentially just quick looks at scenes. When I know what I want to say the writing comes easily and when polished seems good, but I generally feel like I lack anything worth saying.

[Anonymous No.10881697]

>>10881680
what is your IQ

[Anonymous No.10881702]

>>10881539
Tentatively: Monsters.

An alliteration to the despicable people in the book, fangs or not

[Anonymous No.10881718]

>>10881702
is tentatively part of the title

[Anonymous No.10881722]

>>10881697
108

[Anonymous No.10881763]

>>10881722
https://youtu.be/g0yq5uGUDus?t=8m38s

[Anonymous No.10881774]

>>10876375
1 1/2 chapters so far, destroying myself on the inside and out trying to depict a white woman named Betty who has a drinking problem but is a brilliant journalist

[Anonymous No.10881796]

>>10881637
>comic fiction
comedy and drama are the two founding genres of everything, you spaz.

[Anonymous No.10881854]

>>10881697
I don't know, I've never bothered testing it. When I was in 1st grade I tested into "target," one-day-a-week advanced shit, and a friend recently claimed those were IQ tests, but that's the only one I've ever taken and I don't know my score. >>10881722 is some other ass.

[Anonymous No.10881948]

>>10880891
Almost, you read a Rick and Morty reference.

[Anonymous No.10882342]

82k words
already have the outline and plot points until the end, which is pretty close, but I realized everything I've ever wrote is garbage so I gave up and got a job

[Anonymous No.10882356]

>>10881774
"So then there's this white girl named Betty who is a brilliant journalist but also an alcoholic. More on her later."

no need to thank me

[Anonymous No.10882367]

>>10881796
>>10881675

Could you please recommend some recent titles?

[Anonymous No.10882557]

>>10881702

Do you mean an allusion?
Unless all the characters' names start with M or have "st" sounds in them, I don't think the title will be alliteration to the characters' names.

[Anonymous No.10882578]

>>10880468
You're not going to know what to do with yourself when animu girl gets rejected for the cover.

[Anonymous No.10882587]

>>10881559
Some of us are schizo.

[Anonymous No.10882837]

>>10879522
what was the first about?

[Anonymous No.10882908]

What do you guys write on?

[Anonymous No.10882952]

>>10882908
WordPad

[Anonymous No.10882988]

>>10881566
you didn’t do anything like that at all you fucking faggot

[Anonymous No.10884100]

>>10882988
well, gee, I guess you'd know

[Anonymous No.10884884]

>>10876375
>Tfw kafka’s prose when he’s in a funk is better than anything you ever wrote

[Anonymous No.10884906]

>>10882908
scrivner

[Anonymous No.10884932]

>>10876375
not writing a novel right now, that's started in may

[Anonymous No.10885139]

>>10882908
Word

[Anonymous No.10885147]

>>10882578
It’s just a place holder image for something I think is close to whom I’ve created. Doesn’t have to be animu

[Anonymous No.10885165]

>>10882908
Works for me only on paper with a pencil

[Anonymous No.10885211]

20k for the first one. It's an average realistic medieval story. Spent lots of time on it, but then realize it's too """realistic""" and left.

10 - 15k for the next random ones but I got boring quite fast on them.

6k for the current one, but I think I am going to make it, since I have learned to turn off the screen when I write and type what is on my mind.

[Anonymous No.10885336]

>>10881702
It's a bit generic desu.

[Anonymous No.10885409]

>>10885336
Yeah, well, “Faster Than The speed Of Love” was already taken

[Anonymous No.10885471]

>>10876375

Novel?
Haha good one.
I struggle just to get my essays done.
At this point I wonder if writing a novel might not be easier.

[Anonymous No.10885511]

Qestion: How do I make myself write faster? My current speed is that of a snail fucking.

[Anonymous No.10885527]

>>10876375
i'm at a little over 1200 words and i started last week.

[Anonymous No.10885542]

>>10885511

Snort speed.

[Anonymous No.10885547]

Just ended my firsr short story in ages.
Where can i upload it so people can read it?
>inb4 ff
i want to write more short stories until i feel used to write again, any tips? I may try to revive my old novel.

[Anonymous No.10885576]

>>10882908
VIM and LATEX.

[Anonymous No.10885577]

a short story I conceived of as a novel at 11268 words (20 pages on docs) and the closest thing I have to a publishable piece of writing

a longer novel sketch of 37343 words (62 pages on docs) probably unfit for publishing anywhere but almost complete in my eyes

also many short stories few of which are complete and none of which are good

[Anonymous No.10885582]

>>10885577
Post one

[Anonymous No.10885611]

>>10882908
EMACS

[Anonymous No.10885928]

On standstill until life stops brutally fucking me in the ass.

[Anonymous No.10885973]

>>10877641
>Not having a clear visual image of your character
I personally find it easier to come up with scenes and character interactions if I know how the characters look like, whether said characters' appearances will be actually described or not.

[Anonymous No.10886164]

>>10882908
ywriter


I have been using the program for months, but I still can't figure out how to sort notes alphabetically.

[Anonymous No.10886197]

>>10885577
Do you fear your work being criticised that much that you find solace in self deprecation?
Pitiful.

[Anonymous No.10886324]

>>10882908
sublime text 2 is the patrician choice

[Anonymous No.10886576]

About 65k words into the first draft of a fantasy adventure novel that I was originally hoping to have sent off to an agent by the end of this year (not sure if it'll be done in time by now). I have a historical fiction novel i started for NaNoWriMo last year at 50k and I might start another fantasy for Camp NaNoWriMo in July

[Anonymous No.10886675]

>>10880956
luckily there are tons of weird, lonely alcoholics in the world, so as long as you finish writing someone will want to read it, even if it''s only one person

[Anonymous No.10886677]

>>10882908
Write in WordPad, edit in Scrivener.

[Anonymous No.10886810]

>>10876375
Publisher needs 200 word draft tomorrow.

Help me anons.

[Anonymous No.10886858]

>>10876375
>dude I'm just like Kafka :DDD

[Anonymous No.10887025]

>>10886197
jeez, didnt realize i sound so pitiful. a psychologist might have a better answer for you but i wasnt even trying to be self deprecating. on the contrary i'm really proud of some of my work, i just know it's all pretty far from publishable at present.

[Anonymous No.10887148]

>>10886810
What, you haven't written anything? Not even an outline?
If you have, two hundred words is nothing. Get to work anon.

[Anonymous No.10887747]

>>10886810
Just write 200 word anon, it isn't that hard

[Anonymous No.10887902]

This is going to sound retarded but I want to write a book about self improvement and developing your role in the world. I don't want it to be loaded down with generic self help advice or muddled with constant references to history and historical figures. Sometimes I just want to sit down and write about what my ideal citizen would be like akin to early Greek writers did. Are there any others I can draw influence from so I can better develop this concept? I want to combine practical advice with theory regarding the nature of mankind and their interactions with one another with a focus on making the most of your interactions, connections and opportunities in life. It sounds vague because I haven't compiled it effectively yet.

[Anonymous No.10887915]

http://cthulhumythos.wikia.com/wiki/Lovecraft's_Word_Counts
makes me feel better about the fact that most of the stories I attempt to write just end up as 5-10 page long fragments.
Writing might be the same as drawing, in that you need to build up mileage and go through the same process over and over again before you can tackle any bigger project without wasting your time and embarrassing yourself.

[Anonymous No.10887920]

>>10887915
Longer isn't always better. Especially if your writings all follow a theme and adhere almost to a singular universe.

[Anonymous No.10888172]

Finally saved up enough money to take a three month hiatus from work to focus on writing. 30k written, plus a finished outline of the novel. Nothing helps the writing mindset like the panicked realization that if you don't put pen to paper, you've got no choice but to go back to how things were before. (In case you couldn't tell, I don't much like my job.)

Now to spend the next few months working on my novel about a barbarian and a magician on a quest to punch a dragon in the face. There's more to it than that, obviously, but that's my favorite elevator pitch.

[Anonymous No.10888179]

>>10886810
200 words is cake. If you fail now, you really don't deserve the opportunity.

[Anonymous No.10888198]

>>10886810
Here's a start for you:

A home inspector gets called in to review an old house before it can be sold, and while checking over the heating and air conditioning units he notices strange sounds coming from the ventilation system. He notes it down but doesn't look into it further because it wasn't on his checklist, and gets asked to do a more thorough investigation as a follow up. While giving the air conditioner a more thorough inspection, he discovers...

A monster? That the AC unit is sentient? The house is haunted and the ghostly whispers of the great beyond can only be understood while there's a breeze for it to use as a voice, like the air circulating in the vents? Up to you.

[Anonymous No.10888210]

>>10885139
>OHHH SO TRENDY TEEN CULTURE

Is that actually what Tao writes about? Also is he good? Please no memes I have never read him, should I?

[Anonymous No.10889244]

>>10887025
There's an important mentality many have to change for them to be productive: the difference between saying, 'This work sucks.' and 'I suck.'
Once one can distinguish the two, improvement can begin.
To go even farther with the idea, one can begin to think: 'This work needs improvement' rather than 'This work sucks.'

[Anonymous No.10889279]

A little under 2k on my current one, my first two projects clocked in at about 45k and 22k respectively. I always feel like my pieces end up short because I tell the story I wanted to tell and can't make it longer without it feeling artificial.
I hope there's a market for novellas.

[Anonymous No.10889605]

>>10888172
>that pic

ouch

[Anonymous No.10889635]

>>10876391
Terrible, you have no talent

[Anonymous No.10889642]

It's going backwards. I had a serious rethink and deleted around 10k words as a result, so it's now at 47k words

[Anonymous No.10889751]

>>10888172
>>10889605
No, that bitch didn't reasearch anything. There is literally nothing wrong with taking your time and making sure that you write a proper story that is well thought out and makes sense.

[Anonymous No.10890034]

>>10887902
The only thing I can really think of is to read some greek philosophy, then form your own ideas

[Anonymous No.10890397]

>>10889605
It keeps me going.

>>10889751
Yep. But every day you put off doing even that makes you worse than her. Any progress is progress, and no progress is... Well, you get the idea.

[Anonymous No.10890659]

>>10888172
>that pic

Not sure why that was the thing that got me out of bed to write today, but i will take what I can get! Thank you anon.

[Anonymous No.10890703]

>>10879526
So don't strive to create something in the short time we have on Earth, got it. Should I shitpost here or on r9k?

[Anonymous No.10890727]

>>10890659
You're welcome, friendo.