I’m trying to write a review but I’m struggling to get my thoughts/ ideas down properly.

How do you manage to write down any ideas you have in your stories?

If you feel you're having trouble gathering your thoughts, and I know this sounds odd, but just throw them out there. Just make a little list and put your thoughts down as you make them. By putting down the fractured ideas into physical writing, you can more easily view them as a bulleted list which you can then stitch together into an idea you want.

If you ever follow my twitter you'll kinda see what I mean when I just ramble off what I'm thinking of in that exact moment. From little things big things grow y'know?

I put all my thoughts/ notes down and listed off anything I wanted to say for the audio review I’m making.

It was a huge help. Thank you.

All good bruh.

How thorough does an idea have to be for you before sitting down and trying to write it out?

Additionally what do you feel the ideal writing environment is? Do you go for background music or prefer silence?

And one last question, do you have any clue what the semicolon (;) is for? I've never once used it and I don't know what I'm missing out on.

The idea just needs enough of a basic premise for me to work on, as sometimes something as simple as a small idea can get me going, like with The Murky Depths. I literally just came to it purely from the picture that inspired it. Really though, the complexity of a story will define the thinking time more often than not, and more cohesive stories need more time to plan out the important parts. And whims I just fly by the seat of my pants sometimes; it's a see what happens thing.

Thing is, MY ideal environment is music, but for others complete silence works. It depends entirely on how your attention span functions. Just purely writing in silence can cause me to lose focus, so having some music to keep some white noise helps me.

Semi-colons are odd in how, well, basically, they exist so you can sort of... end the sentence, but still keep the sentence going. In my view anyways. They're kinda rare and I don't really use a lot of them myself tbh. I wouldn't really worry about it honestly, as they're used even less than colons are.

I don't know if my question is related to the topic but, Can I ask what are your plans to write in the future? And what characters are you thinking of?

Honestly, I would like to see you write more about the following subjects:

WG, bloat, inflation.

What I plan to write and what I do end up writing tend to be two different things entirely.

What do you find is the best way to motivate you on finishing stories after you've had them planned out in your head?
My problem is I have tons of ideas, but getting them fully down is a challenge and more often then not I just abandon the project due to me believing it wasn't good anyways.

My friend, if I knew the answer to this question I'd be pumping out stories non-stop.

Joking aside, I don't think there is an easy answer to your question. We only put in the value we feel we should and once you lose a story's sense of value, it can be very hard to get it back. There's so many possible suggestions, like pace yourself and whatnot, but at the end of the day, sometimes, you gotta wash your hands of it.

Writing is hard because all the progress you make is words on a word document. A long, long list of words that take no shape except a blob if you unfocus your eyes. You HAVE to want to do it, even if it's just to get it over and done with. It may not be pretty or what you want, but it's done. And sometimes just being done is good enough.

So I guess my answer is is that you gotta want to see it in its entirety. To see what your imagination can bring forth. You have to want to see it through to the end. You just gotta want it.

Yea I understand. I guess I don't quite know what I want out of what I do. I appreciate you taking the time to reply back to me though. Thank you

If it's progression you want, well, maybe try a reward system? Set a goal of like, 1000 words for a session or just in a day. Once you reach that goal, reward yourself with something. Time off, a treat, just something to let you feel like you've accomplished something. It feels silly, but you can maintain course if you give yourself an easier goal to reach.

I don't think that's so silly that actually sounds like a pretty good idea!

Yeah. It can help if you just pace yourself and only do a little each day. 200, 400, 1000. Whatever you can manage, so long as you're doing something.

How do you try to get into the mood for writing and get yourself to write more?

I'm not joking when I say being horny. It can be a pretty good motivator since horniness gives you energy, and energy means you actually have the strength to write. I wrote The Murky Depths purely through being horny.

How do I do a good wg story?

That's a kinda general question, since there are different kinds. Maybe make it a bit more specific? Like what kind of story?

How do I do a good paw growth shoe bursting clothes ripping scene in a wg story?

Okay, clothes busting. In this case, these would be things you can make use of:

*Describing the tightness of the clothes, and how they're getting tighter. Does it hurt? Does it not hurt? Is the tightness noticeable to the character? Are there places where the clothing is tightest, like the shoes or the waist?
*Describe how the clothing conforms around the fattening body. Digging into some places, tearing in others. Are bits of fur and fat poking through the tears?
*Describe whether or not the weight gain feels good to the character or not. Are they enjoying it? Are they not? Is it a bit of both? Emotional response helps provides depth to the moment.
*Describe noticeable features of being fat, like intensifying jiggle, body/belly noises. Especially the weight. You can get good mileage about describing how much heavier the character feels and whether or not their movement is impaired by the added weight.
*Pace yourself. You don't need to rush to get to the final size in just one paragraph. WG is an indulgent experience, so make it a good time for the reader.

Thank you and paw growth?

In that case, again, that would fall under the tightness thing. Otherwise, stuff such as maybe increased difficulty in moving their toes/fingers, as well as reduced balanced due to the size.

How should the treecko know he getting fatter then normal?
Should the growth be slowly what good belly noises I can use?

Well visual and physical feeling, does help. Noticing and/or feeling clothing is getting smaller.

Speed depends on how fast you want the growth to go, but you should provide enough details for people to enjoy. Onomatopeia helps. Like gurgles and growls and the like.

Thanks should the treecko wear sandals or shoes

I dunno it's your story.

Thanks hope I can write it

How should hunger increase as he gets bigger

Um few more question
How should blueberry inflation effect the feet and toes?
Should blueberry inflation rip clothes?

Do nothing, or make them swell up.

If you want them too.

Make them swell up like balloons how can I do that?

Make them puffy.