Creativity does not come when asked for.

"How do I fix the sob scene how do I fix the sob scene how do i fix the sob scen-"
*4 days later.*
"..."
"Oh."
"That's how I fix the sob scene."

Comments

[Frogmyre]

Have you tried shutting up and getting in the giant robot repeating "I must fix the sob scene, I must fix it, I must fix it, I must fix it," whilst curled up in a ball?

Totally not a Neon Genesis Evangelion reference...

[Web of Hope]

Sounds about right.

[sesquipedalian]

Creativity? My alternate online username is creativtyfails.

[PhycoKrusk]

This reminds me of an anecdote about how Charlie Chaplin would sometimes halt filming for days until he thought of a gag.

If he tried that shit today, he'd be hanged.

[user123]

I might know how you feel

[Shark8]

Oh, don't I know this.

[Imperator Chiashi Zane]

2825047 Yeah, that pretty much sums it up.

Maybe my buffer will last longer than my writer's block.

[ZephyrStrife]

Well, that tends to happen with every semi-long-running story. The same happens to probably everyone at some point in their story.

[bahatumay]

Every. Time.

[Father Figure]

Did the sob story involve battletoads?

[Boyzilla]

I know ya feel bro, though mine usually goes like this...

"How do I keep the fight going, how do I keep the fight going, how do I keep the fight going...."

Yeah, being a Dragon Ball Z author is hard, fight scenes are difficult to write >_<.

[Pickleless]

2825490
No, but it's good inspiration.

[Blade Star]

My creativity tends to come when I'm supposed to be debating the effectiveness of the League of Nations in the 1920's at university.

[ChibiChabot]

2825563 Easy. Stretch fight scenes into ten episodes.

[Reykan]

I know how that works. I've had no new ideas for changeling stories, my favorite species, and standing by the cash register waiting for the next customer, I had an idea. Not only an idea, but something I think I could make a whole freakin' series about.