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Well, I'm easily startled, so probably flail about and go tumbling out of my bed. After that, it really comes down to what she's doing there. At the very least, she gets scolded for b&e + boundaries.

That's the beauty of it, never learning how to draw is incredibly lazy, thus-for, your halfassed recreation of the meme will be superior to the original. Just copy paste some marginally coherent pictures into mspaint (or your equivalent) and you're golden.

Can always remake it yourself. The iron law of memes is that the more lazy you are in making them, the better they are. Copying them is indeed the ideal strategy, but if necessary they can be re-minted.

The horror of being seen, lmao.

I think I'd rather cut out my own tongue, tbh. Your flaws are as much a part of you as your virtues. Using a machine to sand them away is fake and gay as hell.

I'm mean, I can never turn down something free. Look out for those incubutts, I hear they bite.

She turned down hiking a trail, you didn't miss out on much.

I'm personally a big fan of the "Hobbit" school of action scenes, where they happen entirely off screen, to other people, except where absolutely necessary for the plot or the character. When I must write them, I keep them brief, and focus on how this big block of words is planning to pay rent...

Very good point, and a very easy thing to forget about when writing. I wonder if it's better to start with those questions and work your way down to the world, or if it can work to start with the world and work your way to the characters? I always do the latter, but I wonder... I think the...

...? Does the FL really have a disembodied head floating above her armor?

I'm rather the opposite. I love planning and world building, but don't really like writing narrative. I could probably spend years planning a story, only to get the the part where the actual work has to start and start dragging my feet.

Well, two of them are just straight up mixed white Americans, on accounts of the fact their story takes place in the US. Well, technically one of them is just from "the city" which, although intended to be vaguely New Yorkish in nature, is not committed to being any particular place. From my...

Red meat for femcel gooners, obv (j/k, but not j/k). As for characters I don't care for? I'm not a fan of any character who shouldn't have made it past the cutting room floor. Think anime filler arc characters, but somehow in the main plot. They aren't a good use of a stories word budget...

Hmm... with me, I think I'd probably have something like a "total boredom field," where nothing whatsoever exciting happens anywhere near me. Its power would be so absolute, I wouldn't even realize I was in a superhero world.

How long would it take me? Probably about three hours? Though that's a trick answer, because I only write about five hundred to a thousand words a day (assuming I'm drafting, which is the only writing that counts, imo), and only write about an hour a day. Not even because that's the only time...

The secret is, "What is tony reading rn" (j/k, but that would be pretty funny)

Yes, she very smol, but with a big personality (she has a terminal case of short-guy syndrome). They call her the "palm top tiger" (not to her face). It's pretty funny, a good mixture of drama and humor.

You might like Toradora. iirc, there might be something of a love triangle (unrequited affection from one char to the male lead), but that's just drama for the central romantic arc, not harem bait.

Pretty sure this is just any story about a stalker. It can probably work, though I suspect most of the people here are too horny to write it as anything other than smut.