Is this a story or just a question? BTW, TARDISrider u are a great writer! :D

If u want to know the answer, here it is:

you can't.

You can help dissolve it, though. Try reading what you have already a few times. And the block usually happens when you're tired or don't wanna write. So yeah.

Sorry if I messed up your story; it feels like I did. 

Scylla responded to TARDISrider's plea immediately. As soon as she saw TARDISrider's desperate thread, she clicked on it, and her fingers expertly, swiftly slid across her tablet, forming the words she needed to help TARDISrider. She tucked a strand of hair behind her ear, thinking. She referred to all the times she had had writer's block, and what had helped her through it. These memories swirled in her mind, fueling her swirling fingers as she typed, "TARDISrider, what you need is a good book and a CAPTCHA. Good books are good for inspiration, and CAPTCHAs are good for character name development and roots. And come to the CB! We're always here to help you through. . . Through whatever's bothering you." She paused, then continued. "Just give us a charrie sheet, or a general idea, or just read through old threads! By the way, I love the novel format you're using!" Even as she typed the exclamation point, Scylla's face remained stony. She racked her mind for more solutions, then finished the post. "If I come up with any more solutions to writer's block, you can count on me to tell you." Job finished, Scylla submitted the post and closed the tablet's violet case. She glanced out the window, half expecting to see a CBer go walking by. . . .

TARDISrider sat at the computer, smiling at all the advice. 

"Thank you, everybody, for all your help." She typed. "I guess I just needed to come here in the first place." She smiled and typed one more line. "Thank you for being my INSPIRATION salespeople."

She submitted the comment and picked up Fablehaven. A good book on a lazy day was just the rest she needed. . .  

Relax, listen to music, go take a walk. Or just read a book. Take a break.

After listening intently for the sounds of footsteps, Owlgirl quickly opened up Cricket Inkwell and glanced at the wall of posts like she had done so many times before. One caught here eye. "TARDISrider sat at..." Owlgirl wasn't sure what to expect. Curious, she clicked on it.

She scrolled through TARDISrider's post. Wow, I like how she put it in novel form. Maybe I should do that more often. Then she remembered that lately, about 75% of her posts had been posted when she had not been supposed to be doing anything on Inkwell. Like when she was supposed to do homework, or read an AR book EVEN THOUGH SHE'D ALREADY READ ALL HER AR BOOKS.

She glanced at the clock. Maybe I have time.

She began rapidly typing. "TARDISrider, good question. I've been thinking about that too. I 

Footsteps. Shoot, her mom was home. Owlgirl quickly types a good-bye not minding her terrile typing mistakes. "Gtg," she typed. Then she opened up ehr math textbookfd. 

Everyones working on math homework! I don't feel alone anymore O.o

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I sigh and make an attempt to get onto my iPad so I can check the beloved Chatterbox, filled with creative kids who like me, are aspiring writers, trying to change the world with their brilliant writing skills (not counting me).

I click on my tablet, but as I try to tap on the bookmark, I hear my mother's voice. She wants me to do some schoolwork, for I haven't done any in a few days (that's whatcha get for being homeschooled).

I groan and drag my tablet onto the dining room table; I will multitask, like many kids do in public school. As I open my science textbook and read a short paragraph about thermodynamics, I check if there are any new Inkwell threads.

There's something about TARDISrider. Never failing to click on a new Inkwell thingy, I do, and read her problem.  

What advice can I give? I'm terrible at this stuff. :( I sigh and type in my answer, using my thumbs as if I were texting a dear friend.

And then I check back on it a few days later, and see Amber's post. I will attempt to yet again give some advice I know is vague.

Amber, I think it'd help to read some sci-fi novels! Also, reread what you already have. And make a list of phrases that would go good after your last one. That's what I do when I don't know how to word something.

Also, try picturing your story as if it were a movie. What would be their next move, how would they act? Would aliens riding unicorns abduct them?

Sorry if that last sentence sounded weird. 

A girl looks up from her math homework and sighs, pushing her maroon glasses up on the bridge of her nose. The page of equations seems to stretch like rubber, getting longer and longer as she stares at it, taunting her with the necessity to finish them. She decides to take a break, flipping closed her notebook and unzipping the bright pink of her computer case. Lifting the lid, her eager fingers click on the long-bookmarked location of a website called the Chatterbox.

Settling onto the fluffy pillows of her armchair, the girl browses the Inkwell, reading through roleplays and commenting here and there. A thread catches her attention, written by a user called TARDISrider. Checking to make sure that her dad is not padding up the stairs to catch her in the act of procrastinating, she clicks the link and reads the post, interested.

The girl pauses, thinking. Writer's block. The very menace that she had encountered many times in her own stories. The girl begins typing, slowly at first. 

I suggest you read a bit, or take a break. Sometimes just doing other things while thinking about your ideas can really get things going! I hope this helps.

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AAAAAAAA! Ookz says wbok! Writer's block! AAAAAAAAA! What. In. The. World. 

I am new to the Inkwell, so if I am doing something wrong please tell me.  I don't want to be embarrassed in the future. 

Finally, no one else was home to bother me.  I sat down at my computer and opened it.  "Time to go to the Inkwell," I thought.  Before I had scrolled down very far, I saw the word TARDIS.

-It's actually an acronym.

-but "I saw the acronym TARDIS" doesn't sound as good

-Correctness is more important.

-poetic license, please

-I will reluctantly allow one piece of misinformation.

-thank you 

This is a very beautiful collection of letters, so any string containing it must be worth reading.  I clicked.  After reading about TARDISrider's terrible predicament, I also dutifully read all the posts.  I saw that many kind souls had given TARDISrider some great advice about how to deal with writer's block.  "What do I do when I have writer's block?"  I wondered.  I then proceeded to stare at the shelves of cookbooks in my kitchen (which is obviously the best thing to do when confronted with a difficult question) and tried to come up with an answer.  Amazingly, I could not. I guess I must have a terrible memory.

If whoever is bothering to read this is expecting a satisfying ending, they will be severely dissapointed.  I only have one question to ask.

TARDISrider, do you like Gallifray?