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I fell in love with this photo because it seems to capture the agony of first attraction in teens. Both teens look happy. But are the smiles happy or strained? Maybe nervous. Today’s prompt is to write an awkward romantic scene from the viewpoint of one of the teens in the photo. Here’s mine, written… Continue Reading →
My last prompt for this month is to start a romance story with an object. How could you use the keys and the note to inspire a romantic story? Leave your ideas in the comments! For more romantic writing prompts, click here.
The prompt to fit in with this month’s theme of love and romance challenges you to write romantic backstory for one of the couples in this picture. That’s what drew me to this photo–three couples who could be at very different stages in their relationships, providing the potential for very different backstories. What kind of… Continue Reading →
For today’s writing prompt, write a romantic scene inspired by this photo. I chose it because it has teens or young adults in it and I like the odd setting. I can’t really tell where they are, but that ambiguity allows my imagination room to concoct. I don’t write romance, so I’m not sure how… Continue Reading →
Here’s my last prompt for a romantic story. Who are the man and woman in the photo? Where are they? Are they on a first date? Or their last? Here’s my inspiration: The coffee was as delicious as Matt said. The pastries were too. Taking a sip from my mug, I watched Matt’s handsome face… Continue Reading →
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