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Does my character come off as nostalgic or creepily obsessed with the past? [hold the moan] a little [weed] smoking [kinda cheating][bittersweet][coming to terms with adulthood][early 2000s music]
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PossibilitysPrecinct is in coming to terms with adulthood
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Good news everyone! This script is about 2,000 words long! Plus I wrote another 2,000 words or so in notes! And I spent quite a few hours selecting music! I'm pretty sure it's my best work yet! And I'm almost positive that it won't be allowed on GoneWildAudio!

(It will be allowed on GoneWildAudible, to be fair.)

So this is going to end up being my entry for the Throwback Challenge. In it, the speaker is attending a reunion for the class of 2005. S/he happens upon an ex. They have some emotionally heavy conversations and end up fucking.

Any feedback is appreciated, but what I mainly want from you is to know if the speaker comes off as nostalgic or weirdly obsessed with the past, perhaps creepily so. Keep in mind that music will presumably be playing throughout the script, which will hopefully give it a reunion party atmosphere, rather than just the speaker addressing the reader in private.

The scripts are pretty much the same, so don't bother reading both versions.

BRING IT ALL BACK TO YOU (working title)
F4M | M4F

If you're curious as to how the music is going to be used or just want to take a trip back to the early 2000s, the music notes are here.

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