FRIENDS TO LOVERS WLW PROMPTS

Prompts between two girl friends that can feel so intimate that you might be only a breath away from becoming girlfriends.

Coming out, discussing questions and concerns about your sexuality, trying not to confess

A long, close hug where you can clearly feel the outline of her body against yours

Having a sleepover, sleeping in the same bed, cuddling

Comforting each other crying, brushing away teardrops with your fingers, trying not to kiss all of them away instead

Giving compliments, making the other blush, teasing with double meanings

Casual touches when one is naturally touchy and the other is touch starved

Taking a bath or a shower together

Getting drenched in the rain, helping each other out of sticky wet clothes, toweling each other dry

Choosing outfits for an occasion together and changing in front of each other, staring but trying not to make it obvious

Buying underwear together, trying to keep the intrusive images at bay

Doing each other’s hair, light tugs and pulls, light touches brushing against the skin of your neck, trying not to let out a noise or a tremble

Making each other’s makeup, trying not to stare too much and willing your hands not to tremble when touching each other

Getting matching items / giving a gift, and trying to keep the possessive thoughts at bay when seeing the other wear it

Feeding each other from hand to mouth, lips and tongue touching fingers

Indirect kiss: sharing food, a cup, a bottle, trying not to overthink too much

Taking pictures of each other, marveling at each other’s beauty and charms

Sitting in each other’s lap

Holding hands, playing with each other’s fingers

Tickle fights that end up with you two on top of each other, looking into each other’s eyes, limbs tangled, faces red, breaths heavy

Dancing or singing along to a love song, the lyrics resonating a bit too much to ignore

Playing the pocky game

Arguing because one of you was so worried and immediately making up because you can’t stand to see the other upset

Sharing a first kiss together because one of you (or both of you) feel inexperienced and want to try with a comfortable friend first

Sharing a first time together because one of you (or both of you) feel inexperienced and want to try with a comfortable friend first

Send your own ideas!!

*: ･ﾟ| Fourth Wing inspired starters ✧ - part 1

"Maybe that’s why the sunrise is especially beautiful this morning- because I know it might be my last." “Are you calling me weak?” “I’m not going to die today.” “Pity. You had so much promise.” “I feel like I’ve been waiting my entire life for this day.” “Can you believe we actually get to do this? It’s a dream come true.” “Shut up and focus on yourself.” “You are not worth the effort right now.” “Are you going to kill me?” "Your mind already knows the answer, so just calm down and let it remember." “What the hell are you doing here?” “No one can see you here, so take your time.” “You’re not supposed to be here.” “We have to get you out of here.” "Maybe I can do more than just survive." "I will not run. I wouldn’t be standing here today if I’d quit every time something seemed impossible to overcome." "Lingering on what could have been isn’t going to help me survive to see tomorrow’s sunrise." "Don’t borrow tomorrow’s trouble." “I’m not going to let anything happen to you.” “I expected you to do a better job of hiding where your affections lie.” “You need to understand the politics of our enemies.” "The minute you let emotions enter a fight, you’ve already lost." “You shouted and carried me out of there like I mean something to you.” “Scream and you die.” “I’m more dangerous than you think.” “Fascinating. You look all frail and breakable, but you’re really a violent thing, aren’t you?” “You don’t have to worry about me.” “Not all strength is physical.” “I’m not a damned liability.” “You’re supposed to focus on the things that can kill you so you find ways not to die.” “If you want to do something, then do it.” I’m not sure I can live with myself if I leave. “I refuse to bring you down with me if I don’t make it.” “I don’t need you to protect me.” “I think it’s impossible to know everything there is to know about someone.” “Promise me that if you need help, you’ll let me give it to you?” Had this all been for nothing? “If we get caught, we’re fucked.” "Block the pain. Block it." “You have to get out of here!”

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poll for artists!

story idea: the dragonborn dies somehow but the power itself must continue on as destiny bids, so the power attaches itself to some rando who them has a full power of the dragonborn. all while the world has stopped to mourn the greatest hero skyrim has ever seen.

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Shape/anatomy practice ft. The Nesties

10 actual ADHD study tips

from a student with ADHD

(or if you just have trouble concentrating)

1. put your phone in different room.

no, really. there can be any number of excuses not to (i use it as an alarm/timer, what if there's an emergency, but i use it during breaks) but i guarantee that you will focus better without the ability to check your social media. if you're genuinely worried about missing a phone call, don't put it on silent, and leave it across the room so you can hear it, but make sure it's out of reach.

2. invest in some noise-cancelling or muffling headphones.

they're a life-saver. i use them to help with sensory overloads, but now i wear them pretty much every time i study. regular headphones with some kind of neutral backing noise also work pretty well.

3. don't listen to music.

maybe somewhere, somehow, there exists a person who can actually listen to music and focus, but i've never met one. my adhd means i get distracted by anything. i'm a good multitasker, but not when the task requires lots of thought, like my science or math homework, or that english essay i've been putting off. if science is distracting for you as well, put on a neutral background noise (no, not lo-fi hiphop beats - unless that works for you). i usually put rain sounds or white or brown noise (the latter is my favourite).

4. break big tasks into small chunks.

you've probably heard this one before, but adhd makes tackling big tasks seem really daunting. like, where do you even start? before beginning a massive project, make a list of every little thing you need to do. it might seem stupid or excessive, but i can't stress how much it helps. it also gives you a sense of accomplishment whenever you knock a task off the list.

5. if you know you're gonna procrastinate, try and do it productively.

this one is one i'm still getting used to. i realised, after hours of sitting at my desk, not wanting to start on my essay but not wanting to actively NOT write my essay, and just generally feeling like shit, that it would have been better to spend those hours doing that thing i wanted to do (learn that song on my guitar, finally finish the painting sitting on my desk, write the poem that i had scribbled in my notebook a week ago). if you know you're not going to get started on your work, you might as well do something else that isn't as pressing but you still need to get done. it's okay not to be 100% productive al the time.

6. have a clear workspace.

this is a big one. i found that having a lot of stuff on or around my desk just makes me feel fenced in. i like to have 1 lamp, 1 cup of pens/pencils/highlighters, a cup of tea, tissues, and whatever i'm working on. when you're done with a task, PUT IT AWAY ASAP. that way, it doesn't build up, and you can feel ready to start on the next thing.

6.5. eliminate distractions.

i feel like this relates to the point above, but don't have lots of visible posters/lights/tempting tasks. maybe close your blinds or your door, or study in a library instead of your room if it is too bright and colourful.

7. the pomodoro method (organising your breaks).

LOVE LOVE LOVE THIS. the pomodoro method involves working for a consistent slot of time (usually 25 minutes, but whatever works for you) and then having a short break (5-10 minutes), and then a long break every 2-5 "slots" (15-20 minutes). if you don't trust yourself to stick to a timer, get a cute app on your laptop - there are heaps of different themes, and it will help you organise your time and tasks. instead of thinking about a task like "it will take me 2 hours", think about it like "it will take me 4 slots of time", and it will be much less daunting.

(note: for your breaks, try not to reach for your phone/social media. this is a rabbit hole. maybe draw for a minute, or read a few pages of a book. do something you can easily and quickly put away.)

8. organise yourself, but try not to hyperfixate on it.

apps like notion can be really helpful when organising tasks/your workspace, but they can also suck hours of your time away if you're not careful. not everything has to be perfect/meticulously planned, and you're not working on your homework by planning your weekly schedule. speaking from experience, it's really easy to get caught up in something that may feel productive, but really isn't.

9. this is really niche, but... for my reading-glasses wearers:

WEAR THEM WHEN YOU STUDY. i'm very mildly farsighted, which means wearing glasses when i read for long periods of time helps me prevent headaches. technically, i can go without them, and for a few years i usually did, but i've noticed that wearing them when i study has the benefit of getting me in the right headspace, and also stops me from looking up or around my room too often, as the prescription makes me dizzy when looking at things far away.

10. just get started.

i know you hate hearing this, but usually, knocking one or two things off your list can help you get motivated. often, things that seem really difficult or time consuming aren't as bad once you've gotten started.

good luck!

*: ･ﾟ| Fourth Wing inspired starters ✧ - part 4 (final part)

“Were we ever really friends?” “I might be the villain to some, but not to you.” “No matter what you think right now, I have never lied to you.” “Lies are comforting. Truth is painful.” “I couldn’t risk you too.” “I believe you. That doesn’t mean I trust you anymore.” “We made a choice to protect you- without your consent. It was an error, and one that I won’t make again.” “This isn’t your fault.” “We’ve been sent here to die.” “I don’t want you in harm’s way.” “I knew you’d make the right choice.” “I wasn’t asking for your approval.” “If I asked you to stay behind, would you?” “I try not to pick fights I know I can’t win.” “Stay alive, and I promise I’ll tell you whatever you want to know.” “I need you to survive this.” “It’s not all right. None of this is all right.” “I’ll take care of you. Just… live. Please live.” “You can’t make me fall for you and then die.” “None of this is worth it without you.” “I thought I was going to lose you.” “Don’t panic. Everything is fine.” “I’ll spend every single day of my life earning back your trust.”

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