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  • 467 weeks
    SSR: Prism Pie

    Rule of... well, me, because I formulated it myself and still can't find any proof that anybody else did before me: To find the meaning of a piece, present it to an imbecile who knows only what the words mean, who cannot construct a greater meaning than that if he tried. That is its truth. Beyond that, beyond what is clearly written into the text, all meaning is fictional, outside of the

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  • 468 weeks
    Cat on my bed

    Perhaps a place of rest,
    She seeks the actual soft.
    Perhaps she looks for me,
    First time now for weeks.
    Perhaps to help my pain,
    Or just the hamster see.


    I know why she is really here. Kitty heart pills have the side effect of making them quite active and clingy, followed by long nap. Screw poetry. It is a waste of time when you could be writing an actual story.

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  • 468 weeks
    Had me some wisdom teeth amputated

    You'd think that would hurt afterwards. Or be felt in any way. Odd.

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  • 469 weeks
    Just noticed

    Future historians will take Ruby Pinch in SatN as a symbol for the inevitable approach of motherhood and how the thought is growing inside her, won't they.

    Well, poop.

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  • 473 weeks
    so cute motherhood group can't even

    Because why not age regression, right?

    I swear the mothers get more hilarious every day.

    Also note the uncredited artist "Lyra Senpai." Definitely a name you want to be seen when people look at your resumé.

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Nov
24th
2014

Apparently my novel has a really dark submeaning · 6:38pm Nov 24th, 2014

Relevant wikipedia for lazy

I swear it's meant to be a fluff story about transdimensional unicorns. But then I was shown this and she hits all symptoms.

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Comments ( 15 )
zel

transdimensional

>not transgender
damn, i got my hopes up for nothing

2614068
Your motives are likely less than pure, but this.

That does sound relevant, however.

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2614073 I was about to tell him off but then fimfiction ate my comment.
What will happen when the meaning-twisting wolves find this? Will it be torn apart despite its intention, like classical German literature?

2614073 Also, any time you ask, you can get one about the topic.

2614084
Why thank you for the offer then. I wasn't voicing any particular ire though, not to worry.:twilightsheepish:
Semantics are a veritable maze of twists and turns...

2614089 It is oddly underpresented, isn't it.

They give up so easily when a topic is hard to treat.

2614108
Who do you speak of? The readers?

2614112 The authors who would treat transgenderism.
There is so much you could shoehorn with the use of magic... as certain people have done already, though more for eroticism than philosophy.

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Indeed. To find a believable reason for conflict regarding this is something to strive for.:trixieshiftleft:

2614156 I believe it holds plenty of conflict in itself, it is simply too complex that they would want to handle it.

Case in point, the apparently borderline Midnight. There's no actual conflict in her story, is there.

zel

2614115 eroticism is philosophy.

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I suppose this means I must fit my continued reading into my developing schedule. Still, the conflict is internal. After all, no story can exist without some sort of conflict. Because there is, it moves on.:duck:
It is a sad things adventures end when authors are unable to handle the complexity.:raritydespair:

2614196 Think with your brain.
2614204 That is my point. The mere existence of the issue creates enough conflict to carry the entire story, without any need for forced comic villains. As I am sure you are aware yourself.

I must admit that I can't spontaneously make a good concept of a story which would treat such an issue, but to give up completely is weakness.

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The variation is nice, at least. Well, we all have our strengths as well.

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