Writer's Block: Set the Scene

[maskedauthor]

If you're looking to set the scence to successfully horrify me, none of these examples will work. It is not so much being alone that scares me because I'm pretty self-aware and content with myself. If you're really looking to put me into an awkward postition, put me in the same place I was last night. A twelve hour party consisting of teens

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[thetrueworld]

I love that you want to stay home and read and complain about being non-social -- because I love doing just the same. :]

[maskedauthor]

Well, I'm glad it's not just me.
Everyone always tells me that I will regret it and look back wishing I had done more, but I go to these events and don't enjoy myself at all. So what's the point?

[thetrueworld]

People tell me the same and I have yet to regret much. I went to a party once -- miserable. Never again did I do that. It can be sad when books are more entertaining than living breathing humans heh.

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[maskedauthor]

It is quite reassuring to think that people wrote them :P
They just weren't created in spontanious actions, and therefore anything they have to say can end up being useful (:

The thing is that my neighbor is homeschooled and he takes me to all my school events instead of other girls. Why? I do not know. But it makes me sad that I get my hopes up for nothing. I'd much rather stay home and not make a fool of myself.