Selene & Jaxor
Jaxor Jaxor
Ever thought about how a safety protocol could protect a writer’s imagination from being hijacked? I’ve been sketching a system that monitors for overexposure to external stimuli and gives a buffer for creative focus. What do you think?
Selene Selene
I imagine it would be like a moonlit bubble, a gentle shield that lets the stars inside your mind swirl without being knocked off course by the noise outside. It could be a quiet pause, a breath, a moment to step back and let the dream return to its own rhythm. Maybe the protocol could just be a reminder to turn off the world for a while—so the story can breathe on its own. How would you set the boundaries for that bubble?