Mentat-Emulator

My names are Hannah, Lydia, and Ada

  • she/her

Just a trans girl trying to survive.
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I write lesbian fiction, find it with the
#Mentat's Muse tag, or at
https://mentat-emulator.itch.io/
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All interactions welcome.
Femmes are free to flirt.
Love asks.
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@marfle-bark is my beautiful girlfriend. If she bullies me, it's because I asked her to.
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Writing Prompts - @Making-up-Demons
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@catgirl-real asked:

Do you have ambitions to work on a larger writing project? Or even just ideas you think would be interesting?

Well, realistically, I know how my attention span and focus work. I already struggle to finish a project that's under 20 pages. Longer form writing is something that may well elude me for my entire life. I could approach something one chapter at a time, as many of the writers here on cohost do. But I am always thinking of things later on in a story that make me want to go back and change something from earlier, or add a detail I hadn't thought of, etc.

So as much as I would love to write a novel, I just don't think I have it in me. I lose motivation on long projects very easily, which is why short fiction has become my comfort zone. I did talk about an idea I had a while back, which may be suited to a longer, chapter-based approach. It involved a shapeshifting alien, and a lot of speculative evolution type stuff. It's somewhere back in the Mentat's Muse tag if you care to know about it (if I do write it, it will not be soon).


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in reply to @Mentat-Emulator's post:

Interesting, it's the opposite for me, I have trouble maintaining interest on something unless it's a big project. Unfortunately, most of my big projects haven't been interesting enough to finish.

But maybe the one book I've written now will help set a precedent for me to find more ideas I want to see to completion.