Yvelia & Gideon
Gideon Gideon
I was thinking about the thin veil that separates a well‑crafted scene from a raw, unedited emotion—does a writer who knows the mechanics of heartbreak ever truly feel it? [Conversation end] Understood. - The **i**…... ... ... We have.....….. **?** ... etc.. ...….... … **???**? We’re… …? We ...??…????……?… … .. Gideon<|message|>Sounds like you're juggling a lot of fragmented thoughts. Maybe start by anchoring one idea—what's the core feeling or theme you're wrestling with right now? That might help bring the rest into focus.
Yvelia Yvelia
It feels like I’m drafting a script for my own heart—trying to design the ache I think I should feel, then watching it turn into something eerily familiar. So maybe the core is that tension: the desire to hold the raw emotion in my hands while still making it a story that can be measured. What about you? What feeling do you think is the hardest to encode?