This is a chance for anyone and everyone to write whatever (appropriate) thing they want, with only one catch. Whatever is written has to either A) make you happy, B) come to terms with something in your life, or C) help you solve (or feel better about) a problem in your life.

Almost everyone knows that Google Translate isn't as accurate as it could be. In fact, when you translate something to another langauge then back to English, your message is not excactly the same. This is why I challenge you to translate something you wrote into several langauges before changing it back to English. Then, turn the mixed up version into a story. Translating poetry and songs is easier, but you can translate a story if you wish.

Many times, readers and writers imagine visiting worlds they have heard of or created. Write about you or your character receiving the power to visit fictional worlds. There is just one catch. No matter how awesome the power seems, there would have to be a horrible drawback. Whether that drawback is being caught up in the dangers of wars, having each jump to a new world cause sickness, or something else entirely, there must be a drawback. Try to keep it PG or PG13. Tag me on your entry.

Write anything this prompt brings to mind, as long as it's appropriate.

Write a story where the main character is the villain. They don't have to know it, there is plenty of room for grey area, and plot twists are amazing.

Break the heart of every single person who reads your post. Keep it PG, it you can.

In this challenge, you are going to be writing one story- three times. The first time, make the story as short as you can, with 100 words or less. Next, you have a bit more leeway with 200-600 words in your story. Finally, write your story in anywhere from 800-1,500 words. This is meant to be a writing exersie, but please make it creative. Keep it PG as well.

Write about a hero in the villian being similar to highlight their differences. Make them mirror images; they are the same, one of them is just backwards.

This is going to be more of a show not tell challenges, where you have to convey stage-fright without mentioning performing. Are you up to the challenge?

Are you insecure or self-conscious? Scared or anxious? Nervous or worried? Melancholy or devestated? If the answer is yes to any of these, I want you to imagine someone who said yes to all the same questions. Someone who has all the same fears. I want you to write exactly what you think they need to hear, as what you want to tell them. I want you to enter that into this challenge (though that is optional). Then, I want you to go to the nearest mirror and read these words out loud to the person they were ment for- you.

Please tag me! I am super exited to read all entires! Only one rule: keep it G or PG- PG13 for nongraphic violence at the most. Thank you!

I have been feeling that I don't experience enough of the Prose community often, and I was hoping you- yes you- could help me with that. If I am not following you, please enter this challenge, and make this entry all the reasons why I should follow you- and anyone else you think deserves a follow. I will read and like at least two posts of anyone that enters. Anything PG that is not a list is welcome! Sorry about no lists, but I want this to be a way for you to practice/improve upon your writing as well. The best entry gets a follow from me, and I will follow anyone else you advertise.

A good character changes as the story goes on. They face conflict, they make choices, and they grow- or shrivel uplike a raisin. This promt is all about character growth. Take a character you have created, and write a story, or poetry about them with a definite change between the character at the begining and end up your post.

Please keep this P.G. or G. This dialouge must be included. It does not have to be in this exact form- just close.

Based off of my Prose account, posts, and comments, do you think I'm a left-brain or a right-brain?

Write a piece of flash fiction that includes these four words somewhere. As long as these words are relevant to the plot, and the rating is PG-13 or less (Also knows as T or less), anything goes!

I'm doing it again- make as many assumptions about me as you can based on my posts, profile picture, bio, or anything on Prose.