Post #3, and the last chore related script for a little minute. This one is a MUCH SOFTER and SWEETER version of my last script It Can Wait. This one's a sappy one, and very sweet indeed. I'd like to say a few words about the source of inspiration for these past two/three scripts, but if you have no interest in my personal life (which fair we're complete strangers on the internet) I've put spoilers on it and put it to the bottom. Here's the script:

Let's do it together!

This script is an original piece of goofy, horny, and erotic fiction written by and is intended for mature audiences. The author, and all characters written in the text are aged 18 . Do not plagiarize my material. No reposts, or putting my writing into AI algorithms without my explicit consent!

Summary:

Your boyfriend, Oliver, got home with plans to treat you to a nice evening and a good fuck, but somebody (you) didn’t get your chores done. Oliver halts the hookup and checks in on you and if anything’s going on.

He encourages you (in his own special way) to do the chores you missed. These chores include: doing the dishes, washing countertops, vacuuming/mopping the floors, and taking out the trash. Basically you’re getting walked through your chores by a sweetheart who gets hornier as the audio continues and encourages you with displays of sweetness, horniness, and encouragement of self-love.

Then y'all FUCK. Oliver briefly calls himself Daddy.

Names the listener is called: Baby, Babe, Boy, Good Boy (There is mention of Stubble)

Listener’s genitals referred to as: Hole, bum, butt, cute butt, bongos.

Characters:

Oliver: He's a sweet goofball who cares deeply about you and just wants you to be happy, healthy, and feel loved. He's a slow and steady top and pretty damn horny. He got a big dick, and he's gonna be damn sure there's enough lube and stretching before he even thinks about fucking you. He's musically inclined. Very sing/songy. Whistle while you work type.

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Preview for my Next Script:

So! I'm going to probably post next Friday, just to like pace myself a little bit. Can't burn myself out before I've really even started, right? This next one's not going to be chores related, but a bar hookup of epic height disproportions. So... get excited!

Personal Biz/The Why: [CW: Mental Health/Depression] It's not like super serious stuff, just like talking about living with it.

So I have lived with depression for some time now, and it can make it particularly hard to do the most basic tasks and chores. Brushing my teeth, bathing, et cetera. So if even basic self-care feels tough, you can imagine how doing chores might seem like a monumental task.

In "It Can Wait," I went hard because 1. I'm a bit of a sadist/masochist, but 2. and the more serious reason. The kick in the pants method sometimes works to get me out of bed and moving. Sometimes it really works, sometimes it doesn't. 3. I also found it fun and funny to write so, that also helps a lot.

"Let's do it together!" Is more of a nice guiding hand. Both scripts contain the tips and tricks I use to get me to do chores, but this one explains it a bit more. Splitting up tasks into easily manageable steps, It's a skill I lovingly call "Not Doing my Laundry" because you do all the steps of doing your laundry without ever having "done laundry." Also really works for big papers. Not writing the paper just doing the research, outline, etc., etc. Which might be a me-specific brain hack, but maybe it'll work for you.

Another is reminding myself that motivation comes after taking the first step. That's particularly useful for brushing teeth by the way. If you feel like you can't do it, just turn on the water faucet or pick up the tube of toothpaste. That's the first step to brushing the teeth, and at least for me I get the motivation to brush after that.

But it can apply to all sorts of stuff. Don't wanna walk? Put on your shoes and take a step outside. It'll make taking the next step easier. Cooking? Grab a bowl or dish for whatever you're cooking. These are sort of like the ignition keys to doing something in my mind.

Utilizing different genres of music helps get me moving, or having a podcast to listen to for the dishes so I don't have to hear scraping. Reusable gloves alone have been a dish-washing game changer. Humor in general is useful so I don't get mad at myself when I've splashed something with water or dropped something. Usually I just think to myself, "Wow I could use a nice laugh track right here right now."

This is just my toolkit I've made over the years and I thought it might be nice to share it. If none of these work for you, well it's my toolkit not yours so don't like beat yourself up over it. I encourage you to find your own way of doing stuff. The important part is that it gets done, right? I'm not a therapist in any way by the by, I am just an erotic script writer on reddit who wants to share some of my experience and tips and tricks that have worked for me. So find some proper resources, a certified therapist, etc.

Anyway... be well, and keep trying. That's all we can hope to do sometimes. It gets easier to deal with with time, self-knowledge, and a lot of self-love. Here's a little website to help you out in case you are looking for mental health resources and are in the USA https://www.mentalhealthfirstaid.org/mental-health-resources/