rogerthat-bucky:

Send me a prompt with the name of who you want it for (Sebastian, Bucky, Chris, Steve). I read these and just fell in love with how much angst I’d get to write using them, if you want a specific plot then feel free to ask for that.

I got the prompts from this blog

• “I can’t do this without you.”
• “Don’t let go of my hand through this, please.”
• “If you walk away everything will fall apart.”
• “All I want is your lips against mine right now.”
• “It wasn’t just a one off for me; it was me hoping you’d see the connection.”
• “We’ve been through everything else together.  This is no different.”
• “You’re my other half.”
• “There’s no one else I’d rather have with me than you.”
• “You need to help me, I can’t do this alone.”
• “I’ve never felt alone since you came into my life.”
• “What am I supposed to do if you walk away?”
• “This distance is killing me.”
• “Don’t let this distance tear us apart.”
• “I need you as much as you need me.”
• “Letting go was never an option.”
• “All the time did was make me realize that you’re supposed to be with me.”
• “I’ve made so many mistakes, but you’re not one of them.”
• “I need you to help me reach the top shelf.”
• “Two people aren’t this made for each other so easily.”
• “You’re worth any fight.”
• “I’m crying on the floor and nothing’s right, but I know you can make this better.”
• “I’m way too drunk to be driving, so I was gonna walk home– stay on the phone with me, okay?”
• “There’s this couple’s contest, and I know we’re not dating, but the grand prize is this big ass load of food– help me.”
• “It doesn’t matter if you need me; you broke everything.”
• “Everything’s really shitty right now.  So how about you get in this car with me and we drive to wherever for however long?”
• “I’ll go if you go.”
• “I’ll only do this if you help me.”
• “I can’t depend on anyone else, just you.”
• “Thank you for always being here for me.”
• “You could call be at any time and I’d drop anything if you needed me.”
• “All you have to do is show me that you feel the same.”
• “I know that I need you, but sometimes the feeling doesn’t seem reciprocated.”
• “I’m pathetic, because I go to you for everything, but you’d pick someone over me any day.”
• “Can you give me a ride?”
• “I didn’t tell anyone else I was leaving… You deserved to know though.”
• “I’ll still be here when you get back.”
• “Isn’t in terrifying that we both couldn’t go without the other?”
• “This ring proves that I’m always here for you.”
• “Come here, let me give you a hug.”
• “My date stood me up, can you come with me to egg his/her car?”
• “My date stood me up, can you come pick me up?”
• “The lights don’t shine as bright when you’re not here.”
• “I can’t deal with us drifting apart anymore.”
• “I feel like I’m gripping with all my might and you’re not even lifting a finger.”
• “My friend locked me outside naked.  Help.”
• “My friend needs to see I’m dating someone so they’ll stop including me in blind dates–yes, I know we’re not dating, but still.”
• “I don’t call you my partner in crime for no reason.”
• “Can you come over so I don’t feel so alone anymore?”
• “You ran to get here this quickly?!”
• “I need you.”

Post Break-up sentence starters

• “Just give me a reason to come back.”
• “You’re not good for me.”
• “How come I can’t let go of you?”
• “I never forgot.”
• “I had to get new bedding because I couldn’t lay in it without you there.”
• “It was never your fault.”
• “I never wanted things to end.”
• “Our song came on and I needed to talk to you after hearing it.”
• “You’re still in my dreams.”
• “Did you move on?”
• “I’ve tried to move on, but no one is you.”
• “The song was about you.”
• “Do I look like I’ve moved on?”
• “I shouldn’t want the elevator to stall, but at least it would keep you here.”
• “I’ll wait at our restaurant ‘til closing time.  If you don’t go then I’ll stop trying.”
• “No one will suit you like I did.”
• “He/She didn’t answer any of the calls or texts.”
• “Did he/she say anything about me?”
• “If this is the last time I see you, know I love you more than anything.”
• “My parents asked about you.”
• “How am I supposed to let go?”
• “He/She posted a picture with another guy/girl on Instagram.”
• “I need to go fix what I had with him/her.”
• “It’s been months, but it’s still you.”
• “Give me another chance.”
• “All the memories replay in my head so often.”
• “Do you ever think of me?”
• “I was lying… I knew you’d be at this party, that’s why I came.”
• “So you’re seeing someone new?”
• “I’d give up so much to have another chance.”
• “What happened to us?”
• “I don’t remember a fight, or a reason, so what happened?  Why did we break up?”
• “My friends keep telling me to get over you.”
• “My friends kept telling me to fix things with you.”
• “I didn’t know you’d be here… He must’ve set this up.  Us meeting again.”
• “You’re still as beautiful as I remember.”
• “Can I buy you a coffee?  For old time’s sake.”
• “You always were a bit clumsy… How about I help you get home?”
• “I’m just trying to find reasons to keep us talking, honestly.”
• “I miss you.”
• “I didn’t want it to end, but I thought you’d be better off.”
• “I haven’t gone to that diner since we broke up.”
• “I found way too many break up playlists since it all ended…”
• “Hey… I can’t believe you actually answered.”
• “H-How have you been?”
• “You sent so many drunk texts… I had to come over and make sure you were okay.”
• “It was all my fault.  Every piece of it.  Why do you blame yourself?”
• “Apparently
  you left this sweater at my place all that time ago… I could’ve got a
  friend to give it to you, I guess, but… I don’t know.  I just came
  without thinking.”
• “We were so good.”
• “No! I-… I’m… I’m not dating him/her.  I can’t.  It wouldn’t be fair.”

Protective sentence starters

• “No, don’t do that it’s not safe.”
• “You’re scared of that, aren’t you?”
• “Don’t touch her/him!”
• “It’s cute that you tried to protect me and all, but you’re like a foot shorter than me, you know?”
• “I will always step in between you and something like that.”
• “Why? Because I don’t want you to get hurt, that’s why!”
• “Do you think just because my feet don’t touch the bottom of the pool that I need a floatie?”
• “The stepping stool is unecessary.”
• “I’m not apologizing for what I said to that asshole/jerk… He/she was saying terrible things about you.”
• “If you say another word about her/him, you’ll regret it.”
• “I don’t want to put you in that type of environment.”
• “Make sure to tell me if you get worried, or nervous, or claustrophobic, or-”
• “You could have been hurt.”
• “I indirected him/her on Twitter for your honor.”
• “I think you should leave this type of thing to me.”
• “I’m gonna protect you.”
• “You can hold onto me if you’re scared, you know?”
• “I’m not leaving you alone.  Not now, not ever.”
• “Let’s all watch a different movie.  This one freaks her/him out.”
• “I get where you’re coming from dude, but honestly shut the hell up and don’t talk about her/him that way.”
• “She/He isn’t an object.”
• “She/he told me what you did, and all I’m gonna do is tell you to stay away.”
• “You don’t know anything about her/him!”
• “What?  You think that was funny?  You just insulter her/him, and expect me to laugh?”
• “I’m not gonna let you put up with that.”
• “Really, if you told me to I’d go punch them for you.”
• “Wait, let me walk you home.”
• “I’ll drive you, please– please don’t go like this.”
• “It’s dangerous.”
• “I’m worried about you.”
• “I meant it when I said I would protect you.”
• “I’m not stepping aside until you back up.”
• “It’s too cold for you to come out here without a jacket on.”
• “I’ll go see what the noise was.”
• “Stay on the phone with me.”
• “Promise me you’ll be safe.”
• “I don’t feel comfortable with you going there on your own.”
• “He/She did what to you?”
• “I won’t let you go through something like that again.”
• “I’m not perfect, but I’m trying my hardest to do everything to keep you safe.”
• “Stay behind me.”
• “I promised your mom to make sure you didn’t do anything stupid tonight.”
• “I love you.  Of course I’m gonna defend you like that.”
• “No, he/she isn’t good enough to take you out.  Trust me, I know.”
• “Are you planning to stay glued to my side this whole evening?”
• “I’ll be okay, because I know you’re back here ready to step in if I need you.”
• “Thank you for always sticking with me.”
• “I’m really worried about her/him, but I don’t think he/she wants me to call.”
• “I don’t know what I would do if something happened to you.”
• “Like, I don’t expect to ever have to take a bullet for you, but I would.”

Angsty Sentence Starters

• “It never works for us, and it never will.”
• “I’m done. I’m done trying so hard only for you to never even look in my direction.”
• “I can’t fall in love with you.  I don’t want all the pain that comes with it.”
• “My roommate had to go into my room and throw the sheets away because I haven’t been able to sleep in that bed since you left.”
• “I
  keep asking myself “why isn’t the sun bright anymore” but then I
  remember you’re not in my life anymore and realize it’s just my own
  eyes.”
• “I regret it all.  I really do, I swear.  Please, please– let’s fix this, please.”
• “Remember when you promised we’d always be together?  Because I remember when I thought you meant it.”
• “I can’t move on from something that wasn’t supposed to end!”
• “The phone calls aren’t the same… I can hear in your voice that it’s not the same anymore.”
• “I’m trying to avoid talking because I know what it’ll lead to, and I don’t want that to come.”
• “Don’t you think you can fall back in love with me?”
• “This
  whole time I’ve been using you to make me feel better, and you never
  caught on.  You never caught on.  I want you to hate me now, but I don’t
  think you’re even able to.”
• “Kissing me breaks the promise… remember?”
• “Every time we fix things something else ends up breaking.”
• “Why don’t we stop pretending we’re not on a road to destruction?”
• “It wasn’t even fun at first, honestly.  It was just like… Morphine.”
• “You’re just not enough anymore.”
• “It’s been too long since you’ve really smiled.”
• “Ah, it was all my fault.  Wasn’t it?”
• “To think, we thought just the sex would be enough to keep us in love.”
• “Back then, I lied when I told you I didn’t love you.  You needed to move on from me– I needed to protect you from me.”
• “You never had that shine in your eyes when you were with me.”
• “Quit trying to fix me when you need to just fix yourself.”
• “I’m
  so tired of everything about us, and about how we thought we were in
  love, and how we think forcing it can make us be in love– I’m so tired
  of it.”
• “This whole time you’ve still been in love with him/her… Not me.”
• “I couldn’t make you fall in love with me.  I thought I could do it, I really did, but… But I know you… And this isn’t love.”
• “Did you really think I needed that kiss back then when all that you conveyed in it was pity?”
• “To think I’ve changed so much to get you to like me, and you still never really look my way.”
• “I know I deserve better than you.  I realize that, but you were so broken… I didn’t want to be the one that made you shatter.”
• “All of this was to protect myself.”
• “I feel like I’ve been looking for who you used to be… Back when you were actually happy.”
• “I never want to even hear your name during my life anymore.”
• “Your lips used to be sanctuary, but now I just feel trapped.”
• “Isn’t it time we both stopped pretending we make each other happy?”
• “The thing I regret the most is giving you so much hope by agreeing to this date.”
• “We have the kind of history anyone would never want to think about again, and you’re hear asking me on a date?”
• “What makes you think I’ll be any different this time?”
• “I’ll let you down.  I will always let you down.  I’m not enough for you to be satisfied.”
• “Are you satisfied with the mess you’ve created out of me?”
• “I should have listened to everyone who told me this was a bad idea.”
• “I’ve never met someone who can so gently destroy me the way you do.”
• “I can’t forget about him/her!  It’s not in my power to forget how he/she felt when they loved me.”
• “The
  saddest thing is that when I told him/her I loved him/her, he/she
  thought I was lying.  He/she never believed someone could fall in love
  with him/her.”
• “Listen…  You’re his/her best friend… and I
  completely fucked up– it’s over between us, but… please, punch me, or
  punish me, or do something to me because he/she just… cried.  He/she
  wasn’t even angry, they were just so sad– Please, be angry at me,
  please.  Give me what I deserve.”
• “It would have been better if we never met.”
• “You’re my regret.”
• “I’m not angry at you, just at myself… Because I knew this would happen, but I let myself fall in love with you anyways.”
• “Don’t tell me to give up like everything is meaningless.”
• “This is why I don’t let myself fall in love.”
• “Somewhere deep inside me, I still have hope that you’ll fall in love.  How pathetic.”

Fluffy Sentence Starters

• “I like the way your hand fits in mine.”
• “You have something in your hair, umm… Do you want me to get it out?”
• “It’s nice that your voice was the first thing I heard today.”
• “You can call me whenever you want… Even if you don’t have a reason to.”
• “I’m bad at texting first, so I always end up hoping you will.”
• “This movie is really scary, but you’re into it so I’m trying not to cover my face the whole time, but- WHAT IS THAT?”
• “Wait, don’t pull away… Not yet.”
• “You look really cute in that sweater.”
• “Half the time I get too embarrassed to say anything.”
• “No, it’s fine.  I can wait until you’re done talking to them.”
• “No, like…. It’s just, I can’t believe you’re actually wearing my clothes.”
• “You’re a big piece of inspiration for this, honestly.”
• “God, you always make me blush so damn much.”
• “I’ve been trying to get ready for like an hour and a half, because I know you’re going to look so good and I need to try and match up.”
• “Would it be too cliche if we matched clothes a little?”
• “First second I saw you and I couldn’t get over how beautiful you were.”
• “I wanted to say “I love you” for the first time without stuttering, but that failed.”
• “Could you hold my hand?”
• “You can’t leave without letting me hug you first.”
• “I really love holding you, darling.”
• “That pet name was so gushy, but it was also so cute.”
• “Aw, you’re blushing like a rose.”
• “Your lips are really warm.”
• “I can’t get over how a few months ago I wanted to learn your name and now you’re having breakfast with me in my sweater.”
• “No, mom, don’t tell him/her I said that about him/her!”
• “My friends get so annoyed by how much I talk about how sometimes.”
• “Wanna, like– I mean, if you’re not busy… We could get lunch? Or even just coffee if you don’t have a lot of time?”
• “Wow, I didn’t think you could make me smile this big.”
• “You don’t need to leave so soon.”
• “You look so comfy, and cuddle-able.”
• “Quit smiling at me, I can’t stop messing up my sentences when you look at me like that.”
• “You’re hiding under the blanket because you’re blushing?”
• “You make me so happy.”
• “Don’t give me that puppy dog face.  How am I supposed to say no to that?”
• “You made these cupcakes for me?”
• “I look forward to holding you close in bed soon.”
• “Let’s share my coat, since you’re so cold.”
• “I can’t believe I got the first date, let alone a year.”
• “You make me feel so damn gushy.”
• “How do you always manage to look so captivating?”
• “Would you mind if I kissed you?”
• “Are you sugar personified or something?”
• “I know I’ve kissed you like, ten times, but just like another ten, please.”
• “You’re the perfect height for me to rest my chin on your head.”
• “I would’ve had breakfast ready, but you were sleeping on my arm, and I didn’t want to wake you.”
• “Is it cold outside or are you just blushing?”
• “Yeah… Huh? Oh, sorry I was just thinking about my girl/boyfriend.”
• “I’m so in love with her/him, I don’t know what do do.”
• “I remember practicing how to ask you out to the mirror.”
• Writer’s choice

“Friends or more?” Sentence Starters

• “You’ve been pouting ever since I went out on that date, what’s up?”
• “We always share blankets on the couch, I’m sure sharing the bed for the night is fine too.”
• “Your lips are getting really close to mine.”
• “I’m not jealous, but, like, come on, movie night is just for me and you only.”
• “I dare you to kiss me.”
• “No, go on the Ferris Wheel with me, not them.”
• “You can share my jacket with me, since you’re shivering.”
• “Why is your hand on my ass?”
• “Cuddle with me.”
• “I just kissed your forehead, chill.”
• “Shit, how’d you make me blush like this?”
• “Are you trying to turn me on?”
• “Let’s hang out, but I’ll pay for everything, and we can go to this fancy restaurant– No, not a date.”
• “Okay, I guess this is a date, actually.”
• “Stop with the tongue thing, it’s strangely attractive.”
• “I keep telling them we’re not dating, but they keep telling me friends don’t normally make out when drunk.”
• “I don’t want to be friends with benefits, but I do want something more, I just can’t figure out what.”
• “When did you get so beautiful?”
• “If you’re going to dress like that, I’m not going to let you out of my sight.”
• “Their pick-up line wasn’t as good as any of mine, I’m just saying.”
• “No, I don’t know how I got a boner, It just kind of happened! It’s because of how you were eating that ice cream, I bet!”
• “I’m holding your hand because the movie is scary, alright?  It’s a… Terrifying… Rom-com… ….. .”
• “Why’d you let go of me?”
• “I accidentally called you my girlfriend/boyfriend today.”
• “I kissed you because we were drunk.”
• “I kissed you because I didn’t know what else to do.”
• “Could you not talk to him/her, please?  I think they’re trying to date you.”
• “I wish we could stay like this forever…”
• “I had this dream where we were dating.”
• “I had this dream where you kissed me, and I kind of want to try it now.”
• “Why do you always call me when I’m on a date?”
• “No, I can’t hang out, I’m on a date and you know that.”
• “Okay, maybe I am a bit jealous.”
• “Just remember, he/she’s not the one who taught you how to kiss.”
• “It’s weird how we’ve been friends for so long, but never went through that ‘crushing’ phase.”
• “Maybe I want to kiss you because it’s cold and about to be cuddle season.”
• “I say this a lot, but, look, they’re not good enough for you.”
• “You’re always wrapping your arms around me in lines.”
• “I was listening to that love song, and you came to mind.  Weird, right?”
• “You know this voucher only works for couples, right?”
• “Are you implying that you want to kiss me?”
• “Why are you looking at me like that?”
• “You’re blushing so hard, all I did was say “I love you” in French.”
• “I could get used to waking up next to you, actually.”
• “Right… Well… I’m not sure how we ended up kissing like that…”
• “I’m personally offended that you didn’t get me to be your fake date.”
• “We would make a pretty good couple.”
• “The date didn’t go well.  Yeah, she/he didn’t like how I kept mentioning all of our adventures.”
• “How come I always end up calling you when I can’t fall asleep?”
• “Sometimes i feel like i wanna make out with you is that a friend thing to do?”