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You know that bit in The Long Dark Tea-Time of the Soul when Kate is trying not to think about something?
I've concluded that something similar might be the key to managing to write House/Wilson. Like, if I pile up enough other story ideas, alluring but even more daunting than the prospect of getting House and/or Wilson to take their pants off, then at some point my brain will just be full up with dauntedness and start screaming "SHOOT THE HOSTAGE!" and the porn will flow freely.
It's a nicer theory than the one where I'm a total hor and never going to write anything ever again, anyway.
She remembered reading an article which had explained that the central processing unit of the human brain had only seven memory registers, which meant that if you had seven things in your mind at the same time and then thought of something else, one of the other seven would instantly drop out.
I've concluded that something similar might be the key to managing to write House/Wilson. Like, if I pile up enough other story ideas, alluring but even more daunting than the prospect of getting House and/or Wilson to take their pants off, then at some point my brain will just be full up with dauntedness and start screaming "SHOOT THE HOSTAGE!" and the porn will flow freely.
It's a nicer theory than the one where I'm a total hor and never going to write anything ever again, anyway.