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well that's all part of the plot which I haven't really worked out much about yet xD but Daggy had definitely been looking for Ey, and she has a goal ...

[all names are placeholders for now] The first time Eydis opened her eyes, the universe was captured and held hostage. She was a child of the stars, the omen of ...

Thanks Stella! Definitely helped and gave me some more things to think about ^^

Thinking of having one of my characters use drugs to make another more... eh compliant/dependant/desperate and was wondering 1 - can you become dependant on a drug (probably cannabis, though ...

So you're writing in prose or poetry, and in your word document, it's all beautifully indented and formatted properly, but when you come to post it on YWS, all your ...

*worships this post* That said, France doesn't have Pride centers and their organisations are very much gay/trans centred, with very little other representation ;-; (France can also be incredibly homo

Oh, definitely. Over here in France, kiddies are given watered down wine. I started having proper sips around 11, so totally realistic.

Hey @awesomeme4! I miss you in French is Tu me manques. Moi aussi, je suis une fille!

ohhh! a cookie! *noms* You're welcome!

Hey Stori! I have to say that most of the God-related exclamations I have heard have been those two, though maybe used in a sarcastic manner, and a bit outdated: ...

Hey Silver! O-er conjugasion >.< okay, I have to admit that I am really not the best at naming tenses or saying when to use them... and I'm very much ...

You're right, it does sound a lot like soeur! (Where I live, that sounds the same, I've picked up the accent >.

Wow, phonetics. *blinks* I dunno how to do it like that, so I'm going to opt for saying it:

Ohhh! Nice! Well, do come back if you need some more, or PM me! If you can see me on the chatbar then you're welcome to hit me up! I'm ...

Hey fire_of-dawn! The proper phrase is: "Bienvenu/e (if the person coming home is a girl) à la maison." (not many people say it nowadays, preferring "Salut" which is 'hi', but ...