Similar to the last idea.
Middle-aged man (perhaps the young man referenced before) realizes he has been struggling for years to make his life something it was never destined to be. What he thought he was and was waiting to become is not what the universe intended. He isn’t who he thought. Does he succumb to become the things he hates? Does he continue to fight fate?
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Young man about to go away to college. Ready to embrace the future. He feels that he is at the threshold of his adult life. One lazy Sunday while reading and listening to the radio, a novel thought hits him. “What if I’m not successful or good at what I have dreamed of being?” This think he has taken for granted would be his life is now derailed by letting in doubt. Does the doubt throw him off course? Does he do it to himself from insecurity? Was he just waking up to his life? The world?
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Idea for a wicked chapter to your next Mustly satire:
Driving Ms. Mustly
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an SFA superhero: he works somewhere in verification and when he can’t take it anymore, he just starts unverifying (deverifying?) people left and right. i’m not sure how, but i’m pretty sure it involves psychological warfare of some kind. his archnemesis is…you guessed it: n to the m.
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this is going to be awesome
