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[Trader]

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I’m interested in either of the following:

I’m interested in either of the following: Making a Terminus Squared custom of BDLM and Paragon cores Making a ZPQ name-embedded BDLM major with a module of Male Enhancement Just curious which of those 2 options would be “better” and “stronger” overall for growing one’s member as safely and quickly as possible? Thanks! Hello, Thanks for reaching out to us. Both options you’re considering are strong, but they serve slightly different purposes depe…

[Merc]

Q: Hi,

I had two question in regards to picking a module for a name embedded major of RM: UWX

1. Would it be redundant to use Synergy: Worlds Untold as the one module for RM: UWX?

2. Are the modules affecting my writing or are they affecting me on a physical level? For example…if I used “Edge of Danger” would that affect my writing style or would it affect me on a physical level?

Thank you,

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A: Hello,

Thanks for reaching out to us! Using Synergy: Worlds Untold with RM: UWX isn’t redundant, but it does depend on your intent. Worlds Untold is all about unlocking deep imagination and immersive storytelling. If your goal is to go even deeper into world-building, creativity, and emotional impact in your writing, it’s a great complement. That said, UWX already includes powerful scripting for visualization and creativity, so it’s best used if you want to intensify those aspects even more.

As for how modules affect you, it depends on the module itself. Modules like Edge of Danger are geared more toward affecting you on a character and energetic level (e.g., confidence, presence, assertiveness), which could subtly influence your writing style—especially in terms of tone, character voice, or narrative edge. It won’t rewrite your writing, but it may shape how you express yourself, especially if you’re channeling aspects of your own mindset into your work.

In short: modules primarily influence you, but since writing is an extension of self, that transformation can absolutely reflect in your writing style and content.

I hope I was able to provide some helpful insight today. Thanks again for contacting us and please feel free to reach out again for any other questions. We’re always happy to help!

Best regards,
SubClub

[Parsifal]

@TheGreenMan might be able to add to this answer from his experience. Afaik, he used a few modules to change his writing style with some success.

[TheGreenMan]

Cheers for the mention, @Parsifal!

In my experience it depends on what you are writing, what your overall approach to writing is and what your main challenges are.

If you write e. g. romance or erotica, flirty seduction modules can be great, especially if you immerse yourself into characters and write dialogue in an inner roleplay scenario. If there are specific logistical hurdles, one could take a closer look at the new Executive module pack: Something like Hyperfocus Engine would be great to counter concentration/ADHD problems or switching into “writing mode” when there is only limited time for your craft left.

[Phoermes]

In my experience, UWX is definitely affected by the accompanying subliminals. Like the support mentioned about mindset being channeled into the writing.

When using love bomb and Heartstong, my writing becomes romantic, passionate and I’d write more poetry about love than anything else.

If I had WB as an archetype, I’d channel that spirit nto one of the characters. The same story with different subliminals, on RoS and Alchemist, I’d start working more on the wise old man, the Gandalf archetype.

The tone of the writing is never linear as what’s inside of the mind is complex.

That being said, I suggest choosing a Subliminal thst is related to what you’re writing, for example، if I would write a romance, I’d definitely use PR, LB or heartsong.