
This week’s prompt word for the six-sentence story in our community of blog hoppers was really fun to work with. Over time, I had several different ideas circling in my head on how to use it and make the story a bit different from what I usually write. I wanted something a bit funny and more cheerful than my usual writing, but also brutal. I ended up rewriting the sentence several times and then built the rest around it, as usual.
Musically, I’ve been listening to various artists with new material out, like Dir en grey and Skynd, for example. I can’t really pick just one song this time, but perhaps “Tamara Samsonova” by Skynd and, umm, “Dicard” by Dir en grey are the ones that I have listened to more than once this week.
The weekly writing challenge is hosted by GirlieOnTheEdge, and you can find links to other participants’ work through the link-up.
Rules of the hop:
Write 6 sentences. No more. No less.
Use the current week’s prompt word.
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PROMPT WORD: RELAY
Six-Sentence Story - Wrong Answer
Every time I try to communicate with her, my words and actions somehow turn into something I never intended.
The other night, she asked me if I would love her if she were a worm, and after a "HUH?", I said, "No, thank you, I prefer women."
Somehow my "heartless" humour translated into me not loving her, and that I should have just said so instead.
Honestly, if I could, I would much rather communicate in simple binary like a relay from now on.
Would you love me if I were a worm?
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Links to more of my work:
If you like reading stories: Six-Sentence Stories, Short Stories, Romance and All That, Dead Poet
Or poetry : On the margins of the First Draft
and more reflections than poetry: On the Margins of the Second Draft
My band "Chaos in Spring" can be listened to on YouTube, Spotify and other streaming services.

Not for nothin’ but I thought that answer was funny.
But then again I’m responsible for the content of the Doctrine blog.
yeah, like ‘that I should have just said so instead is better than ‘I prefer women’ Ain’t no trap there, much…..
Nice use of prompt word.
Fun six