Two ridiculously attractive lesbians meet and get flirty. One is boisterous and forthright, the other is cunning and lets nothing show. Both are leaders in their respective fields who always get what they want. Their lives are such that long-term compatibility is all but impossible, but they're both so strong-willed that they might just be able to make it work.

This might sound familiar.

Anyway:

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Can't imagine why.

EParty Loyalty

• MLP: FiM
• Comedy

Continuing to throw regular parties during a national lockdown is bad. It’s considerably worse when you’re the prime minister.

• Pinkie
• Applejack
• Rarity

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If I tell you the author I was assigned for Jinglemas is the only fimfiction author I have a T-shirt bearing the name of, then that rather gives his identity away, doesn't it?

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It's rather nice to be assigned an author who you've read several stories by. It increases the pressure, I suppose, but it also gives you a clearer idea of what to aim for.

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How do you make high school sports movies entertaining? Some athletic jock starts at a new school after a troubled past, beginning with no friends. But it turns out he's great at football or lacrosse or something, so he makes the team, and through that overcomes adversity and his own past to prove his worth to himself and others, going for the big championship and probably becoming the hero of the school.

Boring.

Really not interested in seeing that movie.

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Talk

We love to talk about things we’re in the process of trying to bring to life. Discussing it makes it more of a solid entity in your mind, makes it feel more like a thing that exists in the real world.

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My first in eight years I saw this lovely piece of artwork and decided to write a story of an unexpected conversation between my two favourite characters in the show it's from, Girls und Panzer, even though they have no screentime together and no bond whatsoever in the show. Much like how I started out in fan fiction all those years ago, actually, so it felt a bit like going back to the beginning.

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