>You grip the handle of the door to the club room and jiggle it fruitlessly. Before you can question why the door is locked, you're startled by a frantic patting on your shoulder.
Hey, you! I've got great news! We moved the club room somewhere else!
>You ask what changes and she stares at you, her grin slowly shrinking.
W-well. It's a better view? A new change of pace! It's only as monumental as you make it, so it's monumental to me! Now, let me give you the word of the thread while we walk.
Let's try "Erratic". It can be a change of behavior, actions, emotions or even the style of writing! It can also refer to how people behave differently than you are used to, usually in a negative context. But that's just hearsay, so it's a bit iffy.
Alternatives are "Solitude", "Leak", "Shatter", "Misery" and "Disband".
Now, as usual. These words are suggestions to be used however you wish, as long as it is related to writing literature! Poetry, short stories, what have you. The only caveat is you enjoy doing it!
And, of course, there's no point writing it if you just crumple it up and throw it in the trash! Everyone always has that moment where they're unsatisfied with their work, but don't let it get to you too much! If it truly bothers you, try revising it. It would really hurt my feelings to find out you keep putting yourself down like that.
The same goes for encouraging or critiquing peoples pems. You would be surprised how much a simple "I like this!" can make somebodies day!
>The Vice President comes to a stop next to a class room, breathing deeply. With a stuttery gesture she wipes her forehead and gestures at it.
Phew. Hm. Here it is! I really shouldn't, talk peoples ears off, while climbing up stairs, a-ahaha...
Haah...
Anyway. I have to attend to some things, so I gotta go. Take care of yourself, okay?
Monika?
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