Writer's Block Breakthrough

Help me break through my writer's block.

Where I'm stuck: [SPECIFIC POINT IN STORY]
Last thing written: [BRIEF DESCRIPTION]
What comes next (if you know): [NEXT PLANNED BEAT]
How long stuck: [TIME FRAME]
Type of block: [DON'T KNOW WHAT HAPPENS/KNOW BUT CAN'T WRITE IT/LOST MOTIVATION]

Breakthrough strategies:

1. DIAGNOSTIC
- Why might you be stuck here specifically?
- Is your subconscious resisting something?
- Is there a story problem to solve?
- Have you written yourself into a corner?

2. IMMEDIATE TACTICS
- Skip ahead to a scene you're excited about
- Write the scene badly on purpose
- Write from a different character's POV
- Start mid-scene, mid-sentence

3. SCENE GENERATION
Based on where you are, here are 5 possible directions:
[Provide 5 specific scene options with opening lines]

4. THE REAL PROBLEM
- Is this scene necessary?
- What if you cut/combined/rearranged?
- What's the scene's actual purpose?
- Minimum viable scene version

5. MOTIVATION RECOVERY
- Reconnect with why this story matters
- Remember what excited you originally
- Find the fun in this section
- Permission to write imperfectly

Provide: Three different 'next paragraph' options to get unstuck right now.