Hiii!!! Thank you so much for reading my works omg!! I'm impressed, that takes a lot of work... As for me, when I'm going to write a longer fic, I usually end up thinking of a vague story idea and what I want... then, usually, I'll start writing it before I realize that this is going to be Too Long for a oneshot. (yes, this even happened with LSF)

Once I've realized that, I stop with what I've written and then I open up the beginning of the document and decide A) how long I want the chapters to be, usually by page amount. For instance, I Wanna Marry Your Brother the chapters had to be at least 10k, but for LSF, I do at least 20 pages. Then I go through and plot out enough story to fill however much would fill a chapter. I also usually have a set amount of time that eclipses between chapters. For instance, in LSF and I'll Keep You Safe, every chapter takes place over the course of about a month. The only time when this isn't true in LSF is at the very beginning, in which the first three chapters take place over about a month.

Anyway, once I've got it all plotted out, that's when I can go back to writing. I think the total outline for LSF was about 15k? So, like, it can take a few days to do it properly. After that, I pretty much just autism it out. I write from the very beginning to the very end and I honestly never switch to more "interesting" parts. That's part of why I can get chapters out more easily--I don't move around to other parts of the story. I also refuse to accept writer's block, I just force myself through it and then I go back end fix it later.

There's honestly not a lot of technique to what I do, I just have a lot of time and I know how to make myself work! I hope this can be somewhat helpful??