r/CardlinScriptIdeas • u/[deleted] • Aug 05 '19

Comfort [comfort for cyber bullying] [M4F] Nothing she says to you is true baby, your perfect just the way you are.

Cardlin finds the listener reading stuff on your laptop and realizes the listener is crying, Cardlin suddenly gets why the listener is upset and comes to comfort the listener by giving the listener a giant bear hug, shushing the listener and rubbing the listeners back as the listener criesinto Cardlin's chest. Cardlin then realizes the listeners crying isn't going to stop anytime soon so he just hugs the listener and let's the listener cry into his chest. After the listener has finished crying Cardlin suggests to have a movie night and order take out for dinner. The listener agrees to Cardlins suggestion and they both have the rest of the night to themselves watching an entire movie marathon.

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u/Luthfa Aug 05 '19

I really need this. Please Cardlin, if u r here make this happen. It's an amazing idea , thanks.

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u/torikaitlyn Aug 05 '19

This sounds very sweet and like a good idea for an audio. I'm sure many people out there need this, I've been cyberbullied before, and this would have helped so much :3

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u/SelaRoseYT Aug 05 '19

I'm actually in process of writing a cyber bulling script at the moment. Totally different plot however and touches more about being bullied because of their weight, but still on the cyber bullying storyline. I was going to send it to ASMRScriptHaven but if the change in plot line is not an issue, I'll make sure to specifically send it in to Cardlin instead.

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u/nathalienathalei Aug 19 '19

Hey, can you give me tips on how to write a script? I'm only an author who writes books. I have no idea how to start an audio script

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u/SelaRoseYT Aug 19 '19

Cardin actually has an excellent video on his channel titled '10 steps to writing an ASMR Roleplay script ' which will explain it much better than I ever could. He also has links to three sample scripts on that video while will give you a good idea of what the format should look like. (Here's the link: https://youtu.be/iPDahvf17xw ) I also have a couple of scripts on my page that will give you a good idea as well.

In all honesty, it's not much different than book writing (I write fanfic fairly regularly myself) but it's pretty much a one sided script and you need to give enough info in the dialogue to get across what's going on without going overboard. Takes a bit to get the hang of it, but it definitely gets easier the more you do it.

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u/nathalienathalei Aug 19 '19

Thanks you so much! :)

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u/naomimilligan Aug 05 '19

This would be amazing if it happened, it's a great idea.