I’m craving something dark that involves murder. Like the show “Dexter” but make it smutty

MMC who is a dark entity saves FMC from death but for a price

Long-distance texting/phone calls before MMC/FMC officially meet/fall for each other?

Do you ever wrong-guess who is the MMC/FMC of the story?

What are some tropes you enjoy/find interesting in theory but wish they were written

FMC witnesses MMC torture/kill/bury someone and gets caught, MMC then actively tries to get rid of her BUT things don't go as planned (spicey)

Ever looked for a trope and failed to find any books about it so you just started entertaining the idea of writing it yourself?

Evangeline Anderson’s books are objectively terrible, why can't I stop reading them?

Micro-trope: MMC doesn't acknowledge his feelings BUT then FMC gets kissed/touched/hit on by another guy and MMC suddenly gets territorial

FMC acts like a villainess as a result of being mistreated by everyone in the past, including the MMC. She's cut ties with everyone but her and the MMC keep crossing paths and he suddenly starts taking an interest in her

What do you hope Democrats learn from this election?

2024 Presidential Election Results Megathread

Putting aside personal bias, if you had to make an educated guess/bet with what we know now, who is more likely to win this election? Harris? Or Trump?

If Harris is not elected, how long until a woman is on the top of the ticket again?

MMC is a serial killer who plans to kill the FMC but hesitates and eventually develops feelings (CR, non-hitman)

Kamala Harris is on the verge of having a positive favorability rating. How should this be interpreted?

In her interview with Dana, Harris answered questions about Immigration and Climate and addressed certain shifts in her policies and asserted that her values had not changed. She discussed helping the Middle Class & Child Tax Credit. Harris also addressed Gaza. Did Harris meet or exceed expectation?

Could the argument be made that the electoral college disadvantages both parties, to the point where they would both support bypassing it with the National Popular Vote bill?

If Biden withdraws from re-election, who would Harris likely choose as VP?

I was excited for this scene but it ended up having one line

I can't take any more 'feminist' Rhaenyra dialogue

It's so funny when people say that the Greens are a disgrace to Targaryen history when the Blacks cook up the genius idea of giving dragons to randoms

Every episode of season 2 is the same

I don't understand this scene. Why does Alicent look so devastated after being rejected as regent? She's still on the council and can still give advice??

I knew the episode would be more underwhelming but they still outdid themselves