It’s harder for me to write a Fluttercord fic where they’re already a couple. I quite like the build up of them getting to know each other and eventually falling in love.

Trying to think of an idea of another fic that is something along those lines.

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I know I've recieved some messages and comments since I came back. I will respond in due course. Just feeling kind of tired. Normal service will resume shortly :)

Also did some art while away:

http://praysforaprankster.deviantart.com/gallery/

Likely not going to be spending as much time on this site. Gradually shifting more towards Deviantart for own sanity.

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Ha, so many of my headcanons about her family have been torpedoed. They're actually really sweet, and it looks like Fluttershy takes after her dad a little in mannerisms.

Also, no one can tell me Fluttershy is a "little girl" when she's clearly independent and has a job and her brother is a sponger with 5 o' clock shadow.

Which you will only understand if you watch both Rick and Morty and Game of Thrones .

Because I heal the way Discord does- with junk food and laughter.

I've been watching this one on repeat. It makes me wheeze with laughter:

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Though I just posted a new story, I still won't be writing for a while. Probably not until we get a new Discord episode, and probably only if I'm inspired by it. I didn't really get the writing bug from What About Discord?

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I love my new job, but working full time again appears to be doing a number on me. I feel so run down and exhausted. When I get home I have no energy to do anything. I have to force myself to make something to eat, then in a completely unhealthy manner I just flop down on my bed after I've finished my meal and stay there.

My joints ache, my throat feels sore and my head feels fuzzy.

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More real life rubbish and whining under the cut.

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Or at least I might not be able to after tomorrow.

Effexor is evil. Pure evil. I've been reading patient experiences with withdrawal online and most of them say it takes months for withdrawal symptoms to dissappear.

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