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Jun. 19th, 2004 04:10 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
tommygirlSix pages down and about uh...fifteen...more to go for this chapter from hell of Trouble In My Head.
At the moment, I'm pretty sure it sucks booty. I'm hoping my wonderful betas will be able to fix that, turn it into something decent, but alas, it just might end up being a sub-par chapter, which is somewhat upsetting since I have this guilt for it taking so long to get up and all.
I will finish it today. Even if it kills me. Hell, even if it kills dramatic Justin and stubborn Laney. I think I need a girly Justin icon. Heh.
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Thanks to everyone who's been pimping/signing up for the Multifandom Soap Opera Cliche Challenge. Keep 'em coming! It's going to be fun and you've got all summer to finish the story!
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I've realized how many unresolved issues I have from high school. I think that's why I focus so much of my energy on writing young adult and characters still in high school. I'm trying to work all that stuff out, be the kinda girl I always wanted to be, etc. Would that be considered the ultimate marysue then? Using characters to work out all that drama from what feels like years ago--and actually, I am coming up on the ten year thing since graduation. Gah. How did that happen?
At the moment, I'm pretty sure it sucks booty. I'm hoping my wonderful betas will be able to fix that, turn it into something decent, but alas, it just might end up being a sub-par chapter, which is somewhat upsetting since I have this guilt for it taking so long to get up and all.
I will finish it today. Even if it kills me. Hell, even if it kills dramatic Justin and stubborn Laney. I think I need a girly Justin icon. Heh.
**
Thanks to everyone who's been pimping/signing up for the Multifandom Soap Opera Cliche Challenge. Keep 'em coming! It's going to be fun and you've got all summer to finish the story!
**
I've realized how many unresolved issues I have from high school. I think that's why I focus so much of my energy on writing young adult and characters still in high school. I'm trying to work all that stuff out, be the kinda girl I always wanted to be, etc. Would that be considered the ultimate marysue then? Using characters to work out all that drama from what feels like years ago--and actually, I am coming up on the ten year thing since graduation. Gah. How did that happen?
