LarryDerp

I have a dilemma. Spoiler alert for those who aren’t caught up with Tendencies, and TW regarding a minor character death. 
          	
          	One of the chapters, the one revolving a minor character; Max, was the first of a two part background chapter. It has nothing to do with the Larry plot, but it was a really interesting story. In the regular chapters with Larry, we find out Max dies but we don’t know how. The part two of his story would’ve explained how. 
          	
          	I’m a few paragraphs into his chapter and I’m feeling really anxious leading up to describing his actual death.
          	
          	Like the writer in me is like “You can do it. This is a made up character. You literally created this dude—he’s not real.”
          	
          	But as someone who’s still grieving, idk how comfortable I am describing how someone died. 
          	
          	Anything helps <3

girl_in_dirty_vans

@LarryDerp hope you’re doing well!! <3
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LarryDerp

@girl_in_dirty_vans ❤️❤️❤️if I could heart your comment I’d heart it a million times.
          	  I think I know what you mean and I might place the chapter I’m working on a little further down the road. It’s not even a pivotal part of the story it’s just close to my heart. 
          	  Cause, yeah, this chapter would need to be extremely detailed in things I can’t bring myself to write about yet 
          	  Thank you, dude. You made me smile❤️ also, I read your bio—we’re friends now lol
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girl_in_dirty_vans

First of all — grieving and writing about death? That’s Olympic-level emotional multitasking. So give yourself a goddamn medal for even opening that doc.
          	  
          	  That said: you don’t have to dive headfirst into trauma detail hell. Take it one little toe-dip at a time. Start vague. Write around it. Let the emotion hum in the background without throwing your nervous system off a cliff.
          	  
          	  And if it feels okay later, then maybe go deeper.
          	  You’re not betraying the story by protecting yourself — you’re just finding the version that doesn’t wreck you.
          	  
          	  You will find the balance. You’re a good writer and a good human. Rare combo tbh. ♡
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LarryDerp

I have a dilemma. Spoiler alert for those who aren’t caught up with Tendencies, and TW regarding a minor character death. 
          
          One of the chapters, the one revolving a minor character; Max, was the first of a two part background chapter. It has nothing to do with the Larry plot, but it was a really interesting story. In the regular chapters with Larry, we find out Max dies but we don’t know how. The part two of his story would’ve explained how. 
          
          I’m a few paragraphs into his chapter and I’m feeling really anxious leading up to describing his actual death.
          
          Like the writer in me is like “You can do it. This is a made up character. You literally created this dude—he’s not real.”
          
          But as someone who’s still grieving, idk how comfortable I am describing how someone died. 
          
          Anything helps <3

girl_in_dirty_vans

@LarryDerp hope you’re doing well!! <3
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LarryDerp

@girl_in_dirty_vans ❤️❤️❤️if I could heart your comment I’d heart it a million times.
            I think I know what you mean and I might place the chapter I’m working on a little further down the road. It’s not even a pivotal part of the story it’s just close to my heart. 
            Cause, yeah, this chapter would need to be extremely detailed in things I can’t bring myself to write about yet 
            Thank you, dude. You made me smile❤️ also, I read your bio—we’re friends now lol
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girl_in_dirty_vans

First of all — grieving and writing about death? That’s Olympic-level emotional multitasking. So give yourself a goddamn medal for even opening that doc.
            
            That said: you don’t have to dive headfirst into trauma detail hell. Take it one little toe-dip at a time. Start vague. Write around it. Let the emotion hum in the background without throwing your nervous system off a cliff.
            
            And if it feels okay later, then maybe go deeper.
            You’re not betraying the story by protecting yourself — you’re just finding the version that doesn’t wreck you.
            
            You will find the balance. You’re a good writer and a good human. Rare combo tbh. ♡
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LarryDerp

Hello!(:
          
          I see a handful of new followers, so I just wanna say thank you for following and welcome. I have a finished Larry Stylinson fic and an ongoing one (though my update rate is pretty shitty at the moment) if you’re into that kind of story. 
          
          If not, I’m pretty easy to talk to and I like to read as well if you’ve got some story recs! Either way, I just wanted to say hi :D

Emo_Dino_nugget

@LarryDerp Hiiiii! If you wanna become friends, I have a discord link in my bio :}
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LarryDerp

Hey! A little update from me if you’re following. 
          
          I’ve had a change occur in my life so my writing schedule has changed drastically. My schedule for /everything/ has changed drastically. 
          
          I know when I get a chance I’ll still work on my story and update but I can’t say it’ll be soon. If you’re following along with Tendencies, take this as a (and I hate to use the word “hiatus”) break, just so I can get my stuff together and be able to write freely again. 
          
          Take care of yourselves while I’m gone, drink water, and I’ll be popping back in as often as I can (:

LarryDerp

Hey guys! Merry Late Christmas if you celebrate. I’m gonna try writing today and hopefully get the next chapter of Tendencies out by the weekend. Wish me luck!

kloetomlinson

@LarryDerp good luckkkk ♡♡♡
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LarryDerp

The chapter of Tendencies I’ve been hyping up for weeks is finally up! Go check it out if you’re up for it !

LarryDerp

@kloetomlinson we’ll talk soon, lovely. 
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LarryDerp

@kloetomlinson I miss and love you, babygirl❤️
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LarryDerp

@kloetomlinson I completely understand love ❤️ no worries. Thank you my darling.
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LarryDerp

Today is the first day I’ve even been able to look at my story, let alone work on it. 
          
          In my story, Liam was meant to have a happily ever after, despite being a “bad guy” in it. *sort of spoiler if you’re reading Tendencies* he was meant to run off into the sunset happily. 
          
          I opened my story today with the intention of getting rid of it. How could I possibly continue a story about drugs and rehab and with Liam as a fukcing drug lord with all that’s happened?
          
          I found a quote in the latest chapter, the draft of the chapter titled Always You. The one I was so excited about weeks ago. 
          
          It says something along the lines of, addiction isn’t a death sentence. It’s more like a chronic illness that one will go through for the rest of their life. 
          
          I’m not ending this story. I’m not giving up on it. Tendencies was made for a reason almost ten years ago. It was made with hope for everyone struggling with addiction, and in memory of those who have fallen victim to it. 
          
          Not saying Liam was a victim of addiction, but I’m not saying he wasn’t a user. I need this story as my way to grieve, I suppose. I can’t wait to send him off on his happily ever after so that at least in my story, he lives a long full happy life.