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Have you made yourself cry?

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Mandapanda2025
Jill Of All Trades, Mistress Of None

I wrote an ending because I had the thought; now I'm writing backward. I like what I wrote, and I thought the Elena/Emily story was strong, but this one. I actually have to stop because I'm tearing up.
simplyjohn
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Quote by Mandapanda2025

I wrote an ending because I had the thought; now I'm writing backward. I like what I wrote, and I thought the Elena/Emily story was strong, but this one. I actually have to stop because I'm tearing up.

I do that when I realise I have run out of tea bags and/or biscuits.
Seeker4
Horny Bi Ape Who Writes

I have a knack for getting attached to characters, especially ones that I use across multiple stories, so yeah, when I give them a good ending (or even a good new story), tears can happen. Tana the Healer, a character in three fantasy stories I wrote that are on StoriesSpace (Lush's sister site for non-erotic writing) is one. Love the ending I gave her.

On a difficult journey home, Kate finds love and sex in a fellow traveler.

Kate Meets Martin

And I first introduced Kate as a university student whose first time kind of sets the stage for her new story.

Kate Kissed Keith
joe71
Living Bi-cariously through Lush

Quote by joe71

Yes, I teared up a few times while writing Dating Daphne, my 100th. I put a lot into that one.

Damn, it happened again! I drafted the conclusion to "Daphne's Halloween" yesterday, and it turned out to be way more emotionally charged than I expected. Daphne is the most complete non-protagonist character I've created, and I think I've fallen in love with her.

If only she were real.