after arouind 9pm all music sounds better and all fanfic reads better BUT all thoughts become 97% less reliable. trust me im science

“nobody cares about your wrapped” false. i care. i’m nosy as hell post all your stats i wanna see

god I just. love ruthlessness as a character trait so much. sexy sexy sexy

sorry twin size mattress does nothing for you. It was there for me when no one else was tho

i glance at my tumblr mutual reblogging from me again.. blushes and looks away..... my trasured mutual, you mysterious and charming being.....what are we? i hope... maybe someday, we could be something more... something like..discord friends

how write book?

fuckkkkkkkk. remembered at my peril

encountered a great piece of art but now i have to make my own worse art so i can process the feelings that the great art awakened in me

I need several hours of Quiet Time each day or i become the worst person alive

u know what, even if my writing isnt the BEST, i still made it all on my own. like there was a blank word doc and i filled it up with my own words, my own story. i took what was in my head and i made it a real thing. idk i feel like that alone is something to be proud of.

YO, okay what would yall writers give as an advice to someone who is thinking about starting to write but isnt sure how? Like what would be your top advice? 🙏🏻 thank you in advance much love

More writers should consider just not telling their readers all of shit. Just don’t tell them stuff. What’s that monster? Fuck if you’ll find out. How did that weird as hell landscape marker come to be? Wouldn’t you like to know. How does the magic work? Just believe it does, motherfucker.

Readers don’t need to know everything. In fact, I absolutely advocate for not telling them certain stuff. If the characters don’t know, neither do they. If the narrator is omniscient? Lol no they aren’t.

Is this necessary for every story? Probably not. There’s plenty of good stories you could write while explaining all of it. But leaving those gaps, leaving those holes, can bring a story to life. Sometimes things happen in life that just… happen. Fucked if anyone knows why. Sometimes information gets lost. Sometimes information is hidden. But even beyond that, it expands the narrative.

If you explain when and why and how the murder monster became a murder monster, well… that’s forever set in stone now. Now they know. But if you leave it blank, absent of explanation, any explanation… it becomes an unknown. It forces your audience to wonder. Makes them think. That, more than you might think, makes a story get into your audience’s head, and once you’re there, you can make some real impacts.

So yeah, tell a story. But sometimes? Don’t tell your readers something. Make them fill in the blanks themselves.

i get a little bit of free time and start going "what if i taught myself woodworking" girl work on ur resume

things i need to be doing things i want to be doing all i have to DO to START doing them is open my computer but that is an impossible task for some reason

One of the funniest things about enemies-to-lovers ships is how they’re almost always obsessed with each other. Like if a character actively chooses to interact with another character over and over again instead of simply ignoring them? Throw darts at it all you want, but you still printed out a picture of them to hang on your wall

why are moms capable of just leeching vibe arsenic into the atmosphere when they’re pissed