I was GONNA, but I found out that my inspiration and crap is absolutely SHIIIIIIIET when I'm writing on my own. I seriously cannot write without having either a given prompt (For an essay) or the knowledge that I am responding to someone else, or someone else will respond to me.

@mdk
Sure?
I can't guarantee I'll actually end up writing anything, but sure.

Sci-fi: There is no such thing as aliens -- anymore.

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My original plot idea was a Marine in the NATO-I, I being the Interstellar section- NATO across the stars. In this futuristic AU of sorts, there are three factions: NATO-I, the Renewed Warsaw, and then the Eastern Alliance- China/Japan/Middle-East, versus America & Europe, versus Russia, Ukraine, etc.

And after first being deployed, aliens show up. Who also have different warring factions.

And the plan was it to become this great big clusterfuck of different factions of human and two different alien races, constantly fighting and making new alliances and such. My character being in the middle of it.

But I couldn't even get past the first thousand words.

I know it's pretty bad to say this, but I'm doing a fanfiction for NaNo. I mean, it's pretty much its own story, but it just so happens to be set in the Mass Effect Universe. It's sort of a nice combo of Firefly and Transporter - well, somewhat. xD

@mdk I've been bouncing around all over my freaking storyline. I wrote the introduction, then I'm... I'm not even sure where in the story I am. I'm writing it scene by scene, plot-bunny by plot-bunny, and maybe at the end of 30 days it'll make something somewhat contiguous. Probably not.

Writing a whole hell of a lot of crap is better than writing a little bit of mostly okay stuff. Seriously. Just keep going.

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Don't worry about it mate. Quote: "EL James made 10 million pounds profit from '50 Shades' trilogy. Last Updated: Monday, June 29, 2015 - 18:19."

“There's an old folk saying that goes: whenever you delete a sentence from your NaNoWriMo novel, a NaNoWriMo angel loses its wings and plummets, screaming, to the ground. Where it will likely require medical attention.” ― Chris Baty (founder of NaNoWriMo)

*thinks about the paragraphs she deleted this morning because it was too sappy too soon*
Um.
*cough*

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*thinks about the paragraphs she deleted this morning because it was too sappy too soon*
Um.
*cough*