Writing

Writing is where ideas are shaped into form—through structure, voice, and revision. These posts explore the discipline behind the process, where instinct meets craft, and what begins as a thought becomes something deliberate, controlled, and ready to be read.

Survey Says Sexlessness Sucks

The survey focuses on higher-drive partners in sexless relationships, revealing that a sexual mismatch can cause pain and frustration. Age, gender, and number of sexual partners were surveyed. Most expressed concern that sexlessness would end their relationships, and some considered non-monogamy as a solution. Participants shared how sexlessness affects their lives and expressed the need for awareness and understanding.

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Dating Allergy

I Was Rushed to Hosptial Because of My Tinder Date

Anaphylaxis is a severe reaction to certain substances, causing swelling, rashes, and constricted airways. A peanut butter kiss caused Samara to suffer from anaphylaxis during a Tinder date. This incident raises concerns about allergies and fast-paced online dating, contrasting with the past when people knew each other better before physical intimacy. Forman’s writing delves into these modern complexities.

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A Mormon Sleuth Confronts An LGBT Case In ‘His Right Hand’

Mette Ivie Harrison’s debut mystery “The Bishop’s Wife” provides an insider’s look at marriage and small-town life in a Mormon enclave. The series’ second installment, “His Right Hand,” delves into the challenges faced by the protagonist, Linda Wallheim, in a murder case intertwined with LGBT issues and Mormon doctrine, making it a compelling and relevant read.

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Tweet-Fatigue. Are We Posting Too Many Tweets and Turning Off Our Audience?

Sending too much content too frequently on social media can scare away followers, leading to being blocked or muted. The noise of excessive, irrelevant tweets overwhelms platforms like Twitter, causing users to filter and prioritize their feeds. Quality, not quantity, is key in maintaining engagement and avoiding being silenced.

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Motorist Caught Three Times By a Mobile Police Speed Camera — For A Non-Speeding Offence

Bill Wallace, a responsible driver, disputed a speeding ticket from a familiar mobile camera. After multiple passes, he confronted the camera operator, insisting on his innocence. However, the operator revealed three seatbelt offences instead. Bill begrudgingly accepted the tickets, realizing he would face his wife’s disapproval for ignoring her reminders.

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Writers: We Are Never More Than 12 Hours Away From an Electrical Socket

This post addresses the challenges of writing on the go, particularly related to maintaining electronic devices’ battery life. From the historical reliance on typewriters to the modern portable e-devices, the focus shifts to ensuring power availability, with tips for conserving energy. The author emphasizes the significance of power banks and strategic energy management for sustained writing sessions.

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Disturbingly Real: The Beast Inside – SEETHINGS 2 Excerpt

Two men observe a stranger’s home, speculating about the resident’s activities based on exterior clues. The interaction reveals the protagonist’s voyeuristic tendencies and his sinister nature. The excerpt showcases Forman’s compelling writing style and captivating portrayal of the protagonist’s unsettling mindset.

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