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1. “Hey, tell me what’s wrong?”  
2. “I’m here for you.”
3. “It’s going to be okay.” 
4. “Are you all right?” 
5. “You’ll be okay, I promise.” 
6. “What’s going on?” 
7. “Come here, let me hold you.” 
8. “Please, don’t cry.” 
9. “I have you.” 
10. “Take a deep breath.” 
11. “Tell me what you’re feeling.” 
12. “I’ll take care of it, don’t worry.” 
13. “I won’t leave.” 
14. “Why don’t we go on a drive?” 
15. “Let it out.” 
16. “Everybody makes mistakes.” 
17. “You’re all right.” 
18. “Shh, shh, it’s okay.” 
19. “Can I hold you?” 
20. “Do you-- can I-- do you want to be held?” 
21. “Do you want solutions, or comfort?” 
22. “I have chocolate/flowers?” 
23. “Do you want to watch a movie with me?” 
24. “Tell me what I can do for you.” 
25. “...Who do I need to punch?”
26.  “Come on, breathe with me.”
27. “You don’t have to be perfect.”
28. “You’re perfect just the way you are.”
29. “How can I help you?”
30. “Can I touch you?”
31. “Where does it hurt?”
32. “You’re allowed to be weak, you know.”
33. “You have this.”
34. “You’re never a burden.”
35. “You aren’t weak.”
36. “We’ll get through this.”
37. “Relax, I got you.”
38. “Please, just open up. I don’t want to leave you alone.” 
39. “They’re not going to get to you, I promise.” 
40. “Follow my breaths.” 

1. “This is stupid--I’m stupid.”
2. “‘M so weak.”
3. “I’m sorry I’m not strong enough.”
4. “I’m a burden, aren’t I?”
5. “I-- please, help.”
6. “I can’t breathe, I don’t know what to do-- I can’t--“
7. “I feel lightheaded.”
8. “I’m sorry. We were supposed to have fun today.”
9. “I’m getting your shirt wet...”
10. “Are you sure this is okay?”
11. “I should be stronger.”
12. “I don’t want to get out of bed today.”
13. “Hold me, please.”
14. “Why won’t you let me apologize?”
15. “Thank you for this.”
16. “I feel safe with you.”
17. “...You bought me chocolate/flowers?”
18. “Did you really drive all this way just for me? It’s two in the morning.”
19. “Is that my comfort movie?”
20. “You came all this way? For me? 
21. “I’m not worth the time you spent coming over here.” 
22. “Please, leave. I’m--” 
23. “...Why are you here?” 
24. “My problems are mine, I don’t want to be a burden on you.”  
25. “You’re too nice to me.”
26. “I’m a mess…” 
27. “I’m broken, don’t you understand?” 
28. “It’s raining. You should be inside. I’m fine.” 
29. "I'm sorry."
30. "Why can't you understand? You're too good for me!"
31. "I can't do this. I can't-- I can't-- I can't--"
32. "Just shut up! I'm not as good as you say I am!"
33. "Why do you care so much?"
34. "Am I really worth it?"
35. "Thank you for being here."
36. "I thought I'd be alone today after what happened... thank you."
37. "You don't know how much I appreciate you."
38. "Do I really mean that much to you?"
39. "Stop banging on my door!"
40. "I love you."

1. Your lover isn't feeling well, and even though it's probably dangerous to drive this late at night, you have to make sure they're all right.
2. Head between their knees, your lover has their back against the wall, and you're by their side, and trying to help them through whatever is troubling them.
3. Your best friend's lover broke up with them, and despite having no idea, you supply them with snacks and horrendous movies. At least they smiled at the end of it all.
4. Trying to keep a smile on your face through the weight of the world to not worry your lover. They figure it out anyway.
5. Standing in front of a mirror, hands against the counter, with tears dripping down your cheeks, struggling to get everything under control. Everything’s going well until your lover cracks the door open and asks if everything’s okay. It isn’t.
6. Seeing your lover break down over work/school/family, and trying to comfort them to the best of your abilities, heart breaking with every sob out of their lips. 
7. Struggling to sleep in you and your lover’s shared bed because they’re working in the living room/kitchen/their office and the bed feels far too cold and empty. Seeking their comfort, you curl up on their lap/beside them/around them. 
8. Knowing from the moment they said good morning that something was wrong, and trying to schedule your day to spend the most time with them; arms around their neck, waist, shoulders, to provide comfort.
9. Your lover’s back against your chest, you curled around them. Every agitated breath and erratic heartbeat pulsing through your skin, but slowly, it starts to fall over time. 
10. Your back against your lover’s chest, their slow heartbeat stark against your stressed one. Gently, the rise and fall of their chest lull you back to safety. 
11. Sitting in the car, your head against the headrest and mind spinning, but your lover’s hand firm against your thigh keeps you grounded to reality. 
12. Your ex is trying to embarrass you in public, but your lover steps in as a shield, eyes ablaze in a fury.
13. Your head against your lover's chest, tears drenching their shirt, they don't care about the wet fabric and just rub your back.
14. Lungs squeezed to death, you try to breathe through the overwhelming suffocation on your shoulders. Patiently, your lover holds your hands and squeezes them in time with their breaths, eyes gentle.
15. Your lover made a small/big mistake and they can’t get it out of their head. To everyone else, it was just a small mishap, so you spend a few minutes/an hour/the rest of the night holding and comforting them.
16. Done with the feeling of being an burden, you try to push away from your lover's comfort, only for them to drag you back into a firm hold.
17. Something horrible happened, but your lover won't answer the phone/any texts. Standing outside of your door, you threaten to start throwing rocks at their windows/slamming on their door if they don't give any proof that they're all right.
18. You found your lover on a cold metal bench, hair and clothing drenched, tears pooling down their cheeks. Instead of asking what's wrong, you put your jacket over their shoulders and open up an umbrella.
19. Your lover's burning up and for some reason keeps bursting into tears at the smallest things. You're a little bewildered, but stay near them all the same.
20. After an all-nighter, your lover's brain is scrambled, and they keep shedding tears when they think nobody's looking. After coaxing them into your arms, you curl into one another on the couch.
21. Your lover wakes up to you gasping for air, eyes wide as you just saw horrors beyond your own comprehension. They sling an arm around your waist and pull you close, face tucked against your neck. 
22. Underneath the blankets, you refuse to get out of bed. Despite feeling horrible about yourself, your lover refuses to leave you be and makes you breakfast, all with a gentle smile.
23. Your best friend's spouse cheated on them right before valentines day, so as their best friend, you spend the rest of the night trash-talking over bad rom-coms.
24. Your lover right beside you, comforting you as you weren't able to get the job you wanted/into the university you applied to. Their encouragement makes one more attempt seem not so bad.
25. Your best friend's drunk and wailing, and you're trying to both comfort them and stop them from climbing into the washing machine.

1. Use sensory details: Including sensory details in your story can help your audience imagine the scene and get emotionally invested in the story. For example, you can describe the colors, sounds, and smells of a place or event.
2. Build tension and suspense: Tension and suspense are important for keeping your audience engaged and invested in your story. You can create tension by introducing a conflict or challenge that the characters must overcome.
3. Foreshadowing: Foreshadowing is a technique used to hint at future events in the story. This can create anticipation and keep your audience engaged.
4. Use pacing effectively: Pacing refers to the speed at which the story unfolds. Make sure to vary the pacing to keep your audience engaged. For example, you can slow down the pacing during emotional or reflective moments, and speed it up during action scenes.
5. Show, don't tell: Instead of simply telling your audience what is happening in the story, show them through vivid descriptions and actions. This can help your audience feel more immersed in the story.
6. Use metaphor and simile: Metaphors and similes can help create vivid descriptions and comparisons in your story. They can also help to convey complex ideas in a more accessible way.
7. Flashbacks and flash-forwards: Flashbacks and flash-forwards can help provide context for the story and create tension. Make sure to use them sparingly and at appropriate moments in the story.
8. Use humor: Humor can be a powerful tool for engaging your audience and making your story more memorable. Just make sure that the humor is appropriate for the tone and subject matter of your story.
9. Suspenseful chapter endings: Ending chapters on a suspenseful note can help keep your audience engaged and eager to read on.

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