Help me Loki, I have a thousand ideas for fanfic and the dedication to write none of them.
And I’m torn between doing the ones for pure wish fulfillment, or keeping the the media’s darker, more unforgiving tone. I WANT THEM TO SMOOCH AND HUG, AND LOVE, DAMN IT. BUT ONE OF THEM DIES. WHAT DO I DO???
die with them and they hug and smooch in heaven idk 
I felt like being silly today
When you want to write fluff, write fluff. I usually let a coin flip decide if I want to write both tragedy and fluff a lot. It’s always difficult to decide on your own.
The urge to one-up ya with my own experience is irresistable. Most of my classmates were snotty, disruptive brats starting from elementary, and most of that majority have not changed much since then. I’m also still pissed off at how many times I got punished for their idiocy; the “One bad apple spoils the bunch” mentality is complete bullshit, and I will believe that until I f*ckin’ die.
Anyway, I’d give people a chance in university at the very least, since you’ll probably be with a completely different group of people. Who knows, maybe you won’t be stuck with the worst people you’ve seen.
Right!
Writing fluff with no outline, plan, or semblance of a plot!
Have I really never talked here dang
No, you haven’t.
Time to deeply look over your activity and see if you are a decent person!
Fun memes, good memes, good morals, nice, oh my god you may be the person that can be my successor on these forums!
You never act mean, you try to defuse situations, and even when someone’s in the wrong, you act honorable and respectful towards them. I can hardly see anything wrong.
You are my successor, SkyRocket, I am officially saying it. (I’m very proud of you!!)
I know this sounds corny but just be yourself.
Try to exude yourself and never be anxious about what you’ll do and don’t be afraid of what others might think of you. (just don’t be an extreme example of being yourself if you get what I mean)
I wish I had better vocabulary lol this is pretty vague.
And don’t overthink.
Mmmmmmaaaaaaaaa
Thank u
DUDEMAN GOT MISSED
NO SHOT? Damn, two in one time.
You first.
You’re never really mean. You often give constructive discussions, and you are never mean, but you aren’t… nice? There’s no real complaints I have, you are hardly a bad person, and that’s good, but I’ve nothing for your actions.
@Dudeman , I see hardly a single bad thing from you. You are the doorman, and frankly, that’s awesome of you to do. I’d rather you be the greeter than anyone else, and it’s always nice to see you around besides that. You are just cool!
need advice
With…?
Genuinely, what with. I can’t just give you advice for things I do not know what to give advice about.
There was an art assignment due 7 days ago, tmrw morning around 12 hours from now theres gonna be like a thingy where everyone in the class gives advice/comments on others’ work, I did not do much work on it in class because of an injury I had. I emailed the teacher but she never acknowledged or responded, but ik she saw it bec she emailed me a picture I asked her to take some time later. I do not a white charcoal pencil which would be essential to finish, only black and regular ones.
Do I do as much as I can rn, then try rushing the white part in the morning once I get to her class? Do I go before school to hope she can let me borrow a pencil and I just just hope I get a few minutes during first period? Or do I just leave it be and tell her I emailed her and my injury is barely healed up now.
First of all, that is quite horrible of your teacher. I have had this situation happen myself. I had burnt my right hand (dominant hand) quite severely one time due to being unable to feel it being burnt. I was unable to draw AT ALL, and she did not care.
I recommend doing as much as you can as long as it does not get your injury in worse shape. Your teacher is horrible for that, but know your limits. I’d suggest doing what you can without exhausting or hurting yourself. Your safety and mental health are above a grade.
Good luck, my friend.
I feel like those may go down cause my grades rn
How are you debating in my topic for giving people advice.
Get out. Out. Nope, nuh uh, not the time or place. This topic is for people to genuinely get help, comfort, and constructive criticism. This isn’t the place.
I’m sorry, but take it somewhere else. This isn’t your damn debate club.
Know I’m not Loki, but I have taken a few basic first aid courses. Here’s my two cents on the matter:
First and foremost, you need to see if the area around the patient is safe. This is absolutely vital, as not doing so can cause you to become a patient, and two injured people are a lot more difficult for anyone to handle than just one. If there’s anything that is making the environment unsafe, as if and how you can deal with it.
Don’t mess with things like downed power lines, fires, deep waters, or anything of the sort. For lesser electrical shocks caused by, say, a frayed wire, remove that wire from the victim via a non-conductive object. Anything made of metal will cause you to be shocked—ideally you’ll want to stand on something too while moving the wire with a wooden object.
Now, call 911. Tell them about any hazards you’ve spotted. Alternatively, single out someone in a nearby crowd to do so. And I do mean single out, point at them, and give them specifically instructions to do so. The Bystander Effect is real, and people may not listen if thinking “oh, someone else will do it”. Also ask if anyone in the group has medical knowledge.
What I’ve just told you? More important than the rest. Getting aid and ensuring that you also don’t become a casualty can be more vital than actually doing any medical practice yourself. However, in the event that such is needed…
Next, if the environment is now safe, don’t move the patient, and begin to apply basic aid. I’ll list what to do depending on the wound below—
Minor Cuts. Gently rinse the area with water. Apply clean cloths directly to the bleeding area, and secure them with further cloths.
Serious Cuts. Similar premise to minor ones, but keep applying bandages if one gets soaked through. Don’t try to replace them, just put more on.
Impaled Objects. DO NOT REMOVE THE OBJECT. Whether it be knives, glass, splinters—whatever, just keep them in for someone more skilled to take out. Try and keep the patient from moving the injured body part.
Minor Burns. Honestly, most of what you can do about these is pain relief. Sunburns, scalds from hot water, and other things suck, but if you don’t seem any blisters or darkened flesh, it’s really not that bad.
Serious Burns. There’s a good chance some of the person’s clothing got seared to their skin. Again, if there’s no immediate threat, don’t try and move them. Have them lay down, and stay calm. Don’t try to remove any attached clothing.
Choking. If the person is able to speak at all, try to verbally encourage them to cough the object up. If that doesn’t work, or they can’t speak, get behind them, and place both arms around them, your hands at the front. Ball one hand into a fist, grasp it in the other, and shove it into their solar plexus.
(For choking, you probably don’t have time to call 911. Make sure it’s not being caused by anything in the air—if it is, RUN AWAY IMMEDIATELY. If not, get to it, on the double.)
Then work on your schoolwork, but please, don’t overwork yourself. There is a balance, I’m sure you’ll find it. If not, I’m here to help. My DMs are always open.
Alright, as someone who has experienced the majority of these, I’m gonna say which of these are right.
Right, right, right, right, right, and VERY right.
(if your windpipe is bruised, as a result, you are struggling to breathe, please, ice your neck and try not to speak much.)