: How do I describe drugging? Iâ€™m supposed to write a scene where someone drugs her husband for sexual purposes. But I donâ€™t happen to know how that works. Does she slip drugs into his food

Iâ€™m supposed to write a scene where someone drugs her husband for sexual purposes. But I donâ€™t happen to know how that works. Does she slip drugs into his food or drink? What would be the condition of the victim? Can someone please help me with this?

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...wife pours two glasses of wine and give him his. After a few minutes, she starts to giggle and tease him. "It's going to be fun tonight, I just put the magic pill into your drink; it's your move," she says, reaching out undoing his shirt button.

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: How do I describe drugging? Iâ€™m supposed to write a scene where someone drugs her husband for sexual purposes. But I donâ€™t happen to know how that works. Does she slip drugs into his food

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: Alternative sources of drama/tension when the setting is low-violence So, I think I might just have turned my fantasy setting into a Saturday morning cartoon. I just, don't want people to die

: Their own distinct personalities and motives for villainy. Would this be a good way to write a Complete Monster? It's a start. But there are only a few motives that really apply to

: Making similies and metaphors work as intended Similies are like the Reddit 50/50 challenge: you either get something very good, or your eyes will melt off. I mean, you can ruin the mood with

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