Fluffy Prompts For Characters Pining On Each Other :)

Cute yet intimate little stuffs for your otp .

Back hugs and nuzzling their neck / crook of their neck .

Soft , tender kisses .

Shoulder massages for when one is tired.

Nuzzling the crook of their necks.

Tight hugs . Where one never wants to let go.

Pinching their cute cheeks. ( Probably when they blush)

Kissing their nose.

Kissing their pouts .

Snuggling into her chest.

Forehead kisses.

Hand kisses .

Pecks on their lips / blushing cheeks.

Nuzzling their face in the other's neck.

Tickle fights.

Truths or dare questions .

Head pats .

Ruffling the other's hair .

Kissing top of their head.

Caressing their hair while they sleep .

Humming while they hug them.

Nuzzling your cheeks against theirs.

Squeezing their blushing cheeks.

Burying her face in his chest when they hug. ( Height difference ships )

Soft kisses on the neck .

Soft kisses on the shoulder.

Kissing all over their face . And the other giggling.

Kissing their blushing cheeks again and again .

Taking pics of their cute sleeping face .

Kissing their head.

Temple kisses.

Caressing their cheek with the thumb .

Caressing their lips with their thumb.

Poking their dimples when they smile .

Poking their cheeks for attention.

Nose " boops "

Giggling into kisses .

Playing with their hair.

Playing with their fingers.

Reading together. One's head on the other's thigh while their hair is being caressed.

Cuddling in bed .

Tracing their face with their finger.

Pulling them into a hug when they're down .

Grabbing their face and kissing all over their face.

Slow ,loving kisses.

Kissing their knuckles .

Swaying them while they hug .

Warm / soft smiles while watching the other eat or sleep .

Stroking / rubbing their back

Writing Websites

1. a website with a list of superpowers and what they are

2. a website that generates random au ideas

3. a website that generates names, basic info and futures in a bunch of languages

4. a website that checks your grammar

5. website that lists types of execution in the states

6. a website with info on death certificates

7. a website with info on the four manners of death

8. a website with info on the black plague

9. website with information on depression

10. a website with info on the four types of suicide

11. website that lists famous quotes

12. website with different kinds of quotes

13. a website with info on food in every country

14. a website with a list of different colors

15. website with a list of medieval jobs

16. website with a list of fabrics

17. website with a list of flowers and pictures

18. website with a list of flowers and no pictures

19. website with a list of poisonous plants

20. website with a list of poisonous and non-poisonous plants

21. website with a list of things not to feed your animals

22. website with a list of poisons that can be used to kill people

23. website with info on the international date line

24. website with a list of food allergies

25. website with a list of climates

26. website with info on allergic reactions

27. website with info on fahrenheit and celsius 

28. website with info on color blindness

29. website with a list of medical equipment

30. website with a list of bugs

31. website with an alphabetic list of bugs and their scientific name

32. website with a list of eye colors

33. website (wikipedia sorry) with list of drinks

34. website with a list of religions

35. website with a list of different types of doctors and what they do

36. website (wikipedia again sorry) with a list of hair colors

37. website that generates fantasy names

38. website with a list of body language

39. website with a list of disabilities

40. website with an alphabetic list of disabilities

Words to describe facial expressions

Absent: preoccupied 

Agonized: as if in pain or tormented

Alluring: attractive, in the sense of arousing desire

Appealing: attractive, in the sense of encouraging goodwill and/or interest

Beatific: blissful

Black: angry or sad, or hostile

Bleak: hopeless

Blinking: surprise, or lack of concern

Blithe: carefree, lighthearted, or heedlessly indifferent

Brooding: anxious and gloomy

Bug eyed: frightened or surprised

Chagrined: humiliated or disappointed

Cheeky: cocky, insolent

Cheerless: sad

Choleric: hot-tempered, irate

Darkly: with depressed or malevolent feelings

Deadpan: expressionless, to conceal emotion or heighten humor

Despondent: depressed or discouraged

Doleful: sad or afflicted

Dour: stern or obstinate

Dreamy: distracted by daydreaming or fantasizing

Ecstatic: delighted or entranced

Faint: cowardly, weak, or barely perceptible

Fixed: concentrated or immobile

Gazing: staring intently

Glancing: staring briefly as if curious but evasive

Glazed: expressionless due to fatigue or confusion

Grim: fatalistic or pessimistic

Grave: serious, expressing emotion due to loss or sadness

Haunted: frightened, worried, or guilty

Hopeless: depressed by a lack of encouragement or optimism

Hostile: aggressively angry, intimidating, or resistant

Hunted: tense as if worried about pursuit

Jeering: insulting or mocking

Languid: lazy or weak

Leering: sexually suggestive

Mild: easygoing

Mischievous: annoyingly or maliciously playful

Pained: affected with discomfort or pain

Peering: with curiosity or suspicion

Peeved: annoyed

Pleading: seeking apology or assistance

Quizzical: questioning or confused

Radiant: bright, happy

Sanguine: bloodthirsty, confident

Sardonic: mocking

Sour: unpleasant

Sullen: resentful

Vacant: blank or stupid looking

Wan: pale, sickly

Wary: cautious or cunning

Wide eyed: frightened or surprised

Withering: devastating

Wrathful: indignant or vengeful

Wry: twisted or crooked to express cleverness or a dark or ironic feeling

50 Fight Scene Ideas

Two people fight without waking or disturbing a third person.

Someone uses an object that isn’t usually considered to be dangerous as an effective weapon.

It’s impossible to tell the real opponents from the ones who are illusions or holograms.

People fight in zero gravity.

People fight underwater.

People fight in a building that’s on fire.

Two people fight, and an unlikely bystander saves our main character.

Two people fight, but when a third person attacks our main character, his other opponent saves him.

Fortunately, his blood is also a weapon.

One of the fighters is drugged or drunk.

Someone’s trying to unmask the person who’s attacking him.

Someone finds out that she’s fighting the person she meant to join forces with or save.

Someone fights while wearing something that makes them appear the opposite of tough or intimidating.

They fight naked.

They fight in Times Square on New Year’s Eve.

A protester and counter-protester fight.

Someone shoves his opponent into a body of water, and then rescues him when it’s apparent he’ll drown.

Someone gets help from an animal.

A friend, co-worker, or ally suddenly attacks someone.

One person dumps a gallon of something over the other person’s head.

One person chokes the other with a computer cord.

One person chokes the other with a string of Christmas lights.

Someone defends herself from an attacker while driving at top speed.

They fight in a hospital, which makes it easy for the main character to patch himself up afterward.

Bullying the bartender or server was a mistake.

She knocks out two men with one move.

They fight in a locked closet.

He celebrates his victory too early.

Someone leaps from a considerable height to land on an opponent.

Someone breaks the rules of the duel.

Her opponent vaporizes before she can stab him.

He accidentally wounds a bystander.

Someone was only pretending to be knocked out.

Her weapon gets stuck.

Priceless objects get damaged in the brawl.

Someone uses a bed sheet in the struggle.

The fight is a ruse to distract people from what’s really going on.

Someone repeatedly tries to avoid the fight to no avail.

Someone takes refuge in a disgusting place.

He finds himself battling a creature he didn’t believe existed.

They fight on slick ice.

He fights three challengers in succession.

Her glasses get destroyed and she can barely see.

He steals his opponent’s car, not realizing his allies rigged it with an explosive.

Someone’s ridiculous move or antic catches an opponent off guard.

Someone loses an opponent in the crowd and then finds her again.

A garden tool becomes a deadly weapon.

Someone hurls a shopping cart through the air.

Someone gets bashed with a crown or tiara.

He accidentally kills his opponent.

kissing prompts

driving your lover home, kissing them goodbye before they leave the car

dropping a demanding ''kiss me'' after pulling back from a passionate kiss, both of you trying to collect your breaths

your lover kisses your knuckles while comforting you

pretending you're going to kiss your best friend to see how they're going to react, they grab your face and kiss you back

pulling your lover into your arms, kissing their cheek as you comfort them

kissing your lover's tears away

grabbing your lover by the waist, pulling them into a passionate kiss

you haven't seen your lover in a while. they're back in town, and surprises you by showing up outside your door. having barely registered what's happening, your lover says ''just kiss me'' because you're too in shock to form a sentence

you and your lover pull back from a kiss, only to lock lips again because you can't keep your hands off of each other

shoving each other into the bedroom, only to pull away momentarily when you bump into some furniture and hear something crash to the ground

kisses in which, you aren't prepared for your lover to kiss you but you respond immediately, and things quickly turns more heated

you feed your lover a strawberry, and with the strawberry in their mouth, they invite you to take a bite. you grab the strawberry with your teeth and spit it out on the ground. you wrap your hands around your lover's neck, pulling them into kiss

pulling the sheet over you and your lover as you're kissing in bed

as your lover is undressing, you come up from behind, tracing kisses from their neck to their shoulders, as you feel them leaning into your touch

''i love you.'' ''i love you, more.'' ''no, you don't.'' ''yes, i do.''

you accidentally forget to give your lover a kiss before leaving for work. when your lover realizes, they run outside and shouts ''come back here!'' as they reach you, they smack a kiss on your lips, before running back into the house, yelling ''i love you!''

we're on a double-date with other people... why are we kissing? you're not my date

you and your ex reunites, and it's not planned, but you kiss each other. is there any unresolved feelings lingering, or just two people nostalgic over old memories?

an uncertain kiss, i just kissed you but have to pull away to confirm you want this

pulling away from a kiss, telling your lover ''you're so beautiful'' while looking deep into their eyes

‘‘i’ll kiss you right now to prove that I don’t feel anything for you’‘ but the kiss does the opposite

you bring your lover home from a date and ask for a good night kiss. you're kissed on the cheek, but the innocent kiss turns into a kiss on the mouth

we're staying at your parents house, and it's bad timing, but let's make-out and risk getting caught. we're grown adults after all

needy kisses “put your computer away and come cuddle with me”

reassuring kisses ''you're the only one for me''

you and your best friend kiss each other, and then give each other a look ''so that happened'' and agree never to speak of it again

you're the maid of honor, i'm the best man, we just met, but let's sneak into the bathroom and make-out because we've been bickering ever since the bride and groom introduced us, which obviously doesn't have anything to do with our impeccable chemistry

best friends to lovers ''let's just kiss to see what it's like'' they kiss, and they're in love with each other, so they pull away slightly, lock eyes, and dive in for a second kiss

Soft touch prompts

Those types of touches that are feather-like and make you feel tingly in a good way. Touches like:

Face

The soft caress of your lips after the very first kiss.

Caress to the cheek after a moment together.

Gentle wipe of your spilled tears after heavy arguments, a simple gesture that shows you how sorry they are for making you shed sad tears instead of happy ones.

Gentle wipe of dirt on your cheek after enjoying your food too much.

Chin lift to make you look directly at their eyes that just make you follow aimlessly and without much force really. (bonus if they kiss afterward)

When they hold your face in their hands and just look into your eyes and just hold the other softly.

When they lightly wipe the blood off your lip from bitting it too often and softly "kiss it better"

Helping you gently put your earring on and tuck a hair behind your ear to inspect how the accessory looks beautiful on you with or without them.

Helping you put your necklace on and sneak a quick kiss on your neck before complimenting you.

Softly pulling your hair back after being food poisoned.

Worriedly inspecting your temperature after noticing your lack of mood and giving you a chaste kiss on the forehead.

Hands/Arms

Soft hand touches with a light comforting squeeze that instantly assures you they're there.

Softly massaging your hands when you ask them politely.

Loosely holding your hand while you watch and walk around on your date.

Cradling your cut finger after an incident with the knife and tending to your wound with a kiss afterward.

Caressing the back of your hand absentmindedly.

Softly toying with your ring and wondering when they'll get to replace it with a wedding ring.

Softly running their hands on your arms and feeling how cold to the touch your skin is before wrapping you in a hug to share their warmth.

Softly pulling your wrist to pull you closer to them.

softly intertwining your fingers together to hold your hand or twirl you in the middle of the night dance session.

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Kissing Prompts

A kiss as a distraction. 

Getting so used to someone kissing one’s hand that they kiss it themselves when they miss the other.

Waking them up with gentle kisses across their face, feeling them smile a little when the corner of their mouth is kissed.

Kissing new scars

Kissing old scars

Kissing the inside of the wrist (a good option to use for 2 above)

A kiss on the top of their head

Kissing the earlobe/behind the ear

Forget kissing the back of the hand, kiss their fingers instead

Gentle kisses down their spine, causing them to relax for the first time in a long time.

Kissing the knees or shins.

The first kiss they’ve had in a long time

EXTENSIVE SCAR RELATED PROMPTS 

GENERAL 

[ TOUCH ]  for sender to trace one of receiver’s scars 

[ TOUCHED ]  for receiver to trace one of sender’s scars

[ DISCOVER ]  for sender to see receiver’s scars for the first time 

[ DISCOVERED ]  for receiver to see sender’s scars for the first time 

[ CARESS ]  for sender to kiss one of receiver’s scars 

[ CARESSED ]  for receiver to kiss one of sender’s scars

[ SHOW ]  for sender to purposefully reveal their scars for receiver to see 

[ SHOWN ]  for receiver to purposefully reveal their scars for sender to see 

SCENARIOS

[ MEND ]  for sender to treat receiver’s wound which leads to them having to remove an article of clothing resulting in revealing scars hidden beneath

[ MENDED ]  for receiver to treat sender’s wound which leads to them having to remove an article of clothing resulting in revealing scars hidden beneath

[ BLUNDER ]  for sender to walk in on receiver in a state of undress thus seeing their scars for the first time

[ BLUNDERED ]  for receiver to walk in on sender in a state of undress thus seeing their scars for the first time 

[ KISS ]  our muses are having sex for the first time which then reveals sender’s scars to receiver 

[ KISSED ]  our muses are having sex for the first time which then reveals receiver’s scars to sender 

[ BATHE ]  our muses take a shower together and sender looks over receiver’s scars 

[ BATHED ]  our muses take a shower together and receiver looks over sender’s scars. 

WORDS

❝  your scars are nothing to be ashamed of.  ❞

❝  why do you hide your scars?  ❞

❝  i see every mark as something to be proud of,  proof of all i survived.  ❞

❝  can i ask what happened here—  how did you get this one?  ❞

❝  sometimes i get these phantom pains i guess you could say.  little aches and i find them oddly comforting.  because my soul still hurts even if my body is healed.  ❞

❝  i wish i could get rid of my scars.  they’re just reminders of everything i want to forget.  ❞

❝  is it alright if i touch this scar?  ❞

❝  it’s okay—  you can touch it if you want.  doesn’t hurt anymore.  ❞

❝  please don’t touch it.  ❞

❝  you don’t have to tell me how you got it.  i just wanted to see.  ❞

❝  looks worse than it was.  ❞

❝  i want to kill every person responsible for leaving you scarred. ❞

❝  i made sure the people who left marks on me wouldn’t get the chance to do it again.  ❞

❝  woah—  what the hell happened there? ❞

❝  you don’t have to hide them around me.  the scars are just part of who you are.  and i like all of what i see.  ❞

❝  i don’t really like letting people see them.  ❞

❝  it’s okay—  honestly i forget they’re there most of the time.  ❞

Writing Sibling Relationships

A sibling relationship is perhaps one of the most complicated things to realistically write about. Your character dynamics and personalities will help determine their relationships but here are some things to consider:

Building their past:

Think about how they were raised. Upbringing plays a large role in impacting a person’s character, and it also helps shape relationships with siblings.

Consider their favourite memories. Good memories are important to a person, and people often seek to create new memories similar to the old good ones.  On the other side, also think about their worst memories.

Who was the oldest? Who was the baby? Birth order does have some impact on personality. It also is especially important for the earliest memories.

Think about the roles that they ended up in. Siblings do, to some extent, define themselves by how they are different from each other. They pursue different interests, take on different roles, and explore different identities. These roles can be a source of self-realisation and sometimes frustration. 

Giving siblings personalities:

Choose personality traits for each sibling. Even if the sibling is only a minor character, it’s important to know their basic personality.

Think about each character’s dreams, hopes, and struggles. What do they want in life? What are their goals? Every character needs something to strive for.

Figure out their insecurities. Everyone feels insecure about different things: skills, personality traits, perceived physical flaws etc.

The siblings in your story might have similar looks, qualities and characteristics. However it’s important to make them their own person too. 

Keep in mind that siblings might have the same habits, sometimes without even realising it. (Personal example- My eldest brother and I do not look the same. He has green eyes, mine are brown. I have dark hair, he’s blonde. Our faces are shaped different. He takes after our mum, I take after our dad. However, we have a lot of the same habits and mannerisms. We both carry ourselves in the same way, we both quirk our eyebrows in the same manner when confused. Little things like that, that when growing up I’ve picked up from him and vice versa.)

Things siblings do: (This is a generalisation)

Siblings know how to push each others buttons.

Usually they spend so much time with each other, they know exactly how to annoy their sibling and the best way to do it.

Whatever annoys your character, his (or her) siblings already know about it. If your character’s siblings decide to get on his nerves, it shouldn’t take them very long.

Most (if not all) siblings make fun of each other to some degree. Usually they are just messing with each other. Depending on the circumstances, the insult may be forgotten almost immediately.

But it’s important to consider how siblings react when someone else is picking on their brother or sister. A lot of siblings will get defensive in this situation.  Unless you have set up a reason otherwise, make sure your siblings know how to tease each other but also how to protect each other.

They rarely call each other “sis” or “bro” unless they’re trying to be annoying. This is seen a lot in films and TV but it’s not common. The occasional greeting like that is fine, but overusing it just sounds strange and unnatural.

Sibling conflict:

Siblings will argue other pretty much anything. Most of the time it’s just to get a reaction. Sometimes one will start an argument just because they’re bored.

The silent treatment! A lot of siblings, particularly children teenagers and young adults will give each other the silent treatment over the pettiest things. But it’s incredibly hard to ignore someone living in the same house as you for a long period of time.

The sibling on the receiving end of the silent treatment will usually do absurd and annoying things to get their brother or sister to speak. 

Common things siblings argue about:

The tv remote

Who is going to use the bathroom first

Someone is taking too long in the bathroom

Who gets to sit in the front seat of the car

Who the favourite is

Estranged siblings:

“Sibling relationships are our longest, but it’s also an accident by birth. There are no guarantees that the siblings will grow up with similar personalities, interests or like each other,”

You should be able to find plenty of conflict amongst brothers and sisters. But most of the time there is a resolution.

If you were to fall out with a friend, you can unfriend them, you can’t un-sister a sister, whether you like it or not you’re stuck with that person in some sense.

However, some siblings do fall out and never speak to each other again. It happens, but if this happens in your story there are a few things to consider: 

When asked about their family will your character acknowledge that they have siblings? Or will they claim to be an only child?

Why did they stop speaking?

Would they reconcile in times of crisis? For example, if a family member died would the siblings put aside their differences to deal with the situation?

Do they tell stories about their childhood that include the sibling? 

It’s important to remember that if someone has a sibling, a lot of their childhood memories and stories from growing up will have some reference or include that sibling. It’s hard to complete cut them out, they will be mentioned at some point. 

Given the entangled, long-lasting bond, what’s the price paid for suspending or ending it? 

Does the sibling have other brothers or sisters whose relationships are satisfying? “

“If they have no contact with a sibling, it’s losing a shared history and there can be a sense of guilt,” 

Or are your character’s relieved? Do they express a sense of relief. 

“Like the end of a marriage, sibling estrangement is always sad, even when it brings relief. It’s not what anyone hoped for, but sometimes it’s the wise and necessary choice.”

Ways of bringing together estranged siblings:

Write compassion between your characters. Show them trying to see things from the sibling’s viewpoint alongside their own.

Have them say what they want from their sibling moving forward. Don’t just have your characters vent all the time. Your reader might grow tired of that.

Confirmation of love and affection:

Are the siblings in your story the type to talk about feelings? Maybe they don’t talk about it but the feeling is still there. Consider showing the depth of their relationship through actions.  

(Personal example - When I was born my brothers were 4 and 6 years older than me. From what my mum has said they were both excited to have another sibling and would fight about who got to hold me first. When we were younger we used to cuddle on the sofa and play together, and frequently said I love you etc,  however as we got older that stopped. I can’t remember the last time I said I love you to either of them, which sounds terrible. But it doesn’t change the fact that I know they love me and that they know I love them, we just show it and say it in different ways.)

Relationships with parents:

How did parents or caregivers react to fights between siblings?

Was there parental favouritism, real or perceived? How did the non-favourite sibling(s) react?

Do your siblings stick together when arguing with their parents?

Would your characters lie in order to prevent their brother or sister being told off by their parents?

Some siblings will join forces to tease their parents. 

What if the siblings don’t have a good relationship with their parents:

If this is the case in your story, research it, google is your friend.

Try and read up on real life experiences.

Consider how the siblings view their parents. Do they stand together with the same opinion or do they have conflicting recollection of events?

Do the parents have a healthy relationship with each other? How has this impacted their children?

Writing siblings who have abusive parents:

If the siblings come from an abusive home, how has this affect their behaviour? 

Do the siblings ever talk about what happened? 

Do they have the share the same experience? Do they ever argue about the situation?

Are they over protective?

Has their own relationship become strained? Have they drifted apart?

Do the siblings ever acknowledge the past? If not, does this cause friction?

Common assumptions about sibling age order:

Oldest child: people pleasing, bossy, organised, punctual, natural leader, controlling, ambitious, expected to uphold family values, caretakers, financially intelligent, responsible

Middle child: flexible, easy going, independent, sometimes feels like life is unfair, sometimes will engage in attention-seeking behaviour, competitive.

Youngest child: silly or funny, risk-taking, creative, sometimes feels inferior, easily bores, friendly, outgoing, idealistic, the baby of the family.

Only child: close to parents, demanding, leaders, spoiled, self-absorbed, private in nature, may relate better to adults to kids their own age, independent, responsible

While these are common assumptions, they are not strictly true and it’s important to consider your characters personality before you apply any of these stereotypes because it may clash with how your character truly is.

Half siblings:

Half-siblings can run along several lines:

They might act like full siblings, depending on how long they’ve known each other.

They may view each other as space takers.

Your characters may feel “eh” about their half- sibling, they could just be someone who is there but they don’t have a relationship with. The half-sibling may even be a complete stranger.

Consider that they might be rivals. Are they friendly rivals or bitter rivals?

Don’t get caught up in trying to build their relationship based on what “should be” in accordance with society. As you establish these characters, let your own imagination lead you to what their relationship is. But remember that their relationship will be impacted on how the parents treat them too.

(@its-the-tear-in-my-heart ​ thanks for asking about sibling relationships. This post is more generalised than your question but I hope it helped in some way.)

Fluff prompts !

" You have a cute blush "

" I prefer you as my pillow "

" Soft " "you're so soft ... - I'm not letting you leave "

"You're just the cutest little angel in the universe ! "

" I love the way you feel "

" You're so lovable "

" I care about you more "

" you're so beautiful . Believe me. "

" I won't stop kissing you "

" I love your smile !'

" I like being with you "

" stop it .. you'll make me feel shy..."

" are you blushing ?"

" I want to kiss you ... just a little bit.

" I like being cuddled "

" could we maybe make out ?"

" aww... My little mess being cute as always "

" I never ever want to lose you , my love "

" I'm so lucky to be with you ".

" you're just too cute aren't you ? "

" I think you're adorable "

" I'm so lucky to have you "

" wanna cuddle ?"

" everybody loves hugs and kisses .

I'm so happy I have you now .

" can I at least get a hug ?"

" No. I'm not letting you go "

" can we just stay like this for a while?"

" you're so important to me "

" I love your lips.."

" there's almost nothing better than kissing you "