WritingPrompts

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[WP] Just like a normal person you all age. Until you hit 18. You stop aging until you meet your soulmate so you can grow old together. You've been killing your soulmates for centuries granting you eternal life.	15975
[WP] Ever since one raindrop has slowed and eventually stopped its own descent towards the Earth, millions upon millions of raindrops have followed suit, causing Earth to be surrounded by water. Now, every living being lives in constant fear of the fateful day this ocean in the sky will fall.	8997
[WP] You can taste lies. One day your friend is comforting you after a tough night and you almost vomit at the foul taste as you hear her say "After all, you're only human."	8111
[WP] Death has been flirting with you for a long time, but they've become rather annoying. After another attempt to hang out with you again, you jokingly tell them "If I was the last person on Earth, I'd maybe give you a chance." Death firmly believes on that, and will double their work.	2905
[WP] You're a dragon who enjoys living a peaceful life away from humans when one day, a princess shows up asking you to "kidnap" her so she doesn't have to get married.	933
[WP] After shopping in Walmart, you go to the fountain for a drink. Posted above the fountain are signs listing missing children. As you look at them, it's almost like you've seen all these faces before, and now that you think about it, they are all employees in this Walmart.	741
[WP] Children who die at a young age are given a very special role in the afterlife: they become invisible friends, assigned to other children who need them back in the living realm.	681
[WP] For the first time in history, everyone turned off their lights on Earth Day. No one expected to see the remains of a dimly lit message in the sky.	272
[WP] Write about a world where whenever somebody writes on their skin, it appears on their soulmate's body as well.	269
[WP] While cleaning your attic, you find a thick book filled with billions of names. Each second, hundreds disappear, but even more pop up. You eventually realize that the book lists every single living person in the world. You wonder what happens if you rip a page out.	264

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