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Pasta of the Month Nothing Helps by Squidmanescape I'm submitting the assignment ten minutes before the deadline, but I can't say that's a surprise since I only started four hours ago. I had a whole week to do this, but I can only pray the level of work I put in will be alright. It feels like I always put things off until the last minute. Oh, I've tried to stop, believe me. I've changed my environment, planned out my day, even planned out my year. Medication? I've taken three kinds, and none of them ever worked. I had an epiphany one day when my dad was yelling at me to stop making excuses. "No matter what I change, I always end up doing everything at the last minute." So I moved out and started lying to my parents that I wasn't procrastinating anymore. To be honest, it's barely working. I can manage my Master's degree and a job at the same time, but that still means I have a bunch of close calls and adrenaline-filled nights. Read more... Writers' Showcase These stories were recently posted to our Writers' Showcase, where users can post their stories in need of some love. Please consider reading through them and leaving some feedback. [[<title>]] by [[User:<author>|<author>]] <description> The McManus Job by Cornconic A family party at a postmodern house. A pleading ex and a handsome stranger. A recipe for success? Hopefully. Banshee Go Bragh by MakRalston A weary, deaf foreigner on a pilgrimage to Ireland in search of her birth parents learns of the mystical "fair folk" and the banshee that follows her from a man who can hear her scream. The Cupid Club by MakRalston An awkward and hopeless romantic tries his hand at speed dating, at which he's proposed a solution to his ill-informed dating habits. Welcome, Justin, to The Cupid Club... More... Featured Subgenre Music The Music category is for stories involving sweet hymns, melodies, and lullabies, the kind you might hear as you're being stabbed to death. From suicide-inducing tunes to literally dancing 'til you're dead, you'll want to bring a couple of earplugs. There are 202 stories in this category, some of which may get stuck in your head...