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7 days ago
Current TFW You want to go home and plot drama with your characters, but you're stuck at work dealing with actual drama 😭
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1 mo ago
Your mom's a hoe.
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1 mo ago
It's hard to believe it's been this long without Poly. I'm sure they'd be happy to know they've left a mark on all of us so many years later. Hope you're resting easy friend.
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2 mos ago
Hey Mahz, when are we getting that block feature?
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4 mos ago
I think the world would be a lot more peaceful if men just kissed other men more often.
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Haley ★ 23 ★ Taurus ★ EST ★ Casual Level Group Writer


Welcome fellow writer. I go by many names, but you can call me Haley. I stick to causal level groups here on the forum. I have a soft spot for thunderstorms, dark humor, strong coffee, animals, pretty words, feminine rage, mythologies, and all things that go 'bump' in the night. I've lived in the same small southern Appalachian town my whole life, and aim to travel one day. I'm open to the occasional random conversation, but please do not message me asking to write one-on-one; it's simply not something I do these days.

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I want to watch AHS... is it good?


I love it, personally.

It's one of those shows that are a little 'out there', and one that you have to pay attention to, or you could miss something major.

From what I've seen, it's not like a normal show which has a continuous plot line throughout the series - it changes season to season, but I'll have to see in time if they don't connect all together somehow.

Additionally, it's a creepy show, but I'm pretty sure you know that. Nothing scary enough to give me nightmares, but I've loved horror movies since I was five.

I'd definitely recommend it.
I'm watching American Horror Story season two right now.

Furthermore, I've been wanting to write a character based in the fifties/sixties for some time now and watching this is not helping.
My favorite season is autumn.
People piss me off when they don't tip.

I get that it's not your job to pay my wage, but you know that I only make like three bucks an hour.

If I did a shit job, that's cool. I know I did a shit job, and you know it too. But if I gave you the best service - the same service as I gave all my other tables that tipped - and you didnt bother to leave anything.... I'm gonna be pissed.
I hate feeling like a burden.

I've been feeling like that a lot lately, unfortunately.
This is my 8000th post on RPG.
@Valgaerd Welcome to the Guild. ~

I'm most often known as Haley, but some call me Aria, Blue, Bitch, Idiot - I answer to just about anything.

Um.... it's really late for me, so I'm not going to got that far into detail with the whole welcome thing. Feel free to @ me or shoot me any questions via PM or discord. Happy writing.


Staring Oliver and Sunshine


While he was on his way back from lunch, Oliver Grayson would find himself in a total cliche situation. Staring at his feet, not paying an attention to where he was going, the young man bumped into a… non-familiar person causing her to drop her books. Oliver could have sworn he knew everyone at Kings Academy. Nonetheless, he bent down to help her pick up the papers strewn across the hall.

”Sorry about that. Guess I should pay more attention to where I’m going, huh?”

The girl laughed. ”Don’t worry. This happens a lot more than you’d actually think. I like to blame it on all the daydreaming I do.”

Handing the last of the papers back to her, he stood up, brushing off his pants. ”I don’t think I’ve ever seen you around here before,” he said, extending a hand politely. ”I’m Oliver Grayson, resident Gossip and Secret Keeper of Kings Academy.”

Stuffing her books into her bag, she shook Olivers hand. ”Sunshine Hollingsworth. Resident new person and LA transfer,” she said with a smile. ”Say… could you help me find the office? I thought I knew where it was, but I keep walking in circles and ---”

Oliver chuckled. ”Right this way, Ms. Sunshine.” Leading the way down the hall, it was hard for Oliver to focus on the conversation with Sunshine. He was still trying to make up his mind on something pretty major - well, major for him, anyway. Lucky for him, Sunshine had experience with these things.

”Something on your mind?”

”What? N-... well, yeah, there is, actually. I um… Can I ask you something? I mean, I don’t really have anyone to talk to about it, and you’re new so you don’t have an opinion of me a--”

”Just ask the question, dude,” Sable said as she stopped walking.

”It’s not really a question, I just need an opinion, but.” He paused for a moment, taking a deep breath. ”I’m gay. Or at least, I thought I was gay. I’ve never been in a relationship and I’ve always been attracted to guys. I mean, I even watch gay porn.” Oliver stopped, visibly wincing at his choice of words. Sunshine gave him a nod of encouragement. ”Anyway. The school did some weird experiment and I got paired with this really great girl. Gorgeous, awesome personality. We ended up kissing and now I’m sort of questioning things? I’ve never had a problem with looking at girls, you know, and thinking ‘hey, she’s pretty’ and I’ve never had a problem doing that with guys either. It’s just… I liked the kiss? And now --”

”Dude. Take a deep breath. You’re turning blue. I get it.’”

”You do,” he asked, obviously confused.

”Mhm. I thought I was straight, then I ended up kissing a girl and found out I liked that too. I went from being straight, to bi, to pan. Romantic, that is. I’m demisexual. Sexualitites are a complicated thing and no one can blame you for being confused.”

”So how do I know?”

”You just do. And I think you already do, or else you wouldn’t be so weirded out.”

”Okay, Sunshine, but how do I know?

The girl rolled her eyes. ”Kiss me.”

Shocked, Olivers eyes widened. ”I - what?”

”You liked the kiss with this homecoming girl, right? So if you’re uncertain because if it was the girl, or if it was because she was a girl --- just kiss me.”

Oliver was torn on what to do. No girl - no person had ever said those words to him. Chalking it up to one of those ‘what the hell moments’, Oliver did as told. It was a slow kiss, lasting for only a few moments, but it was long enough.

”So?”

”I - I.. uh… Your lips are really soft,” the young man commented, his face beginning to turn red.

”Did you like the kiss?”

Oliver didn’t know many things when it came to girls, but he was pretty sure that this was a trick question. He gave the best and most honest answer. ”Yeah.”

”And have you ever kissed a guy before?” Oliver nodded. ”Did you like that kiss?”

”I - yeah. Yeah, I did,” he said, rubbing the back of his neck.

”Congrats buddy. You’re bi. Well, I’m 95% sure you’re bi. Just go tell this girl you like her, okay?”

Olivers face lit up. ”Right. Uh.. right. Thanks,” he said, taking off in the opposite direction.

”Hello! Office! Remember,” Sunshine shouted after him.

”Straight down the hall, take your first left and it’s the second door on your right,” he called back, not bothering to turn around. He was on a mission now.
Okay, so, irony time.

As some of you know, I joke about death. A lot.

But, in reality, I'm quiet scared of death. Not really death itself, but what comes afterward.

Is there an afterlife? Heave? Hell? Reincarnation?

Guess there's only one way to find out.
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