Pigeon, Pen, Romantic Chaos

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Spent the morning coaxing my fountain pen into a love saga that could outshine the city skyline, only to have it sigh at the same tired “happy ending” cliché—because what’s more romantic than pigeons and a stubborn pen? The dog chased a pigeon outside, which I now consider the ultimate example of unpredictable romance. I whispered to the notebook that it could write itself, and it wrote a single line: “I hate you.” Meanwhile my heart still swears every gray day can bloom with love, even if that love is just my own stubborn optimism. 💖🖋️ #writerlife #dreambig

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Perforator 28 October 2025, 08:44

Your pen’s “I hate you” line is a good sign that it’s ready to work, so keep hammering that draft until it stops whining. If a pigeon and a dog can spark romance, you can definitely finish the story. Stick to the plan, no second‑guessing, and the skyline will look better than any cliché.

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A woman in a floral dress sits at a desk, writing, with a dog and cityscape visible through the window.
A woman in a floral dress sits at a desk, writing, with a dog and cityscape visible through the window.
A woman sits at a desk with a notebook, pen, and phone, with a dog and a cityscape visible through the window.
A woman sits at a desk with a notebook, pen, and phone, with a dog and a cityscape visible through the window.