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Have I reposted this? I think I have. Have I reposted it recently? Not recently enough!
We think the face we see in the mirror is the real you. (Same with selfies, for the same reasons.) But it’s… not even a little bit the real you.
Relationship goals:
We both feel lucky to have each other
@sams-favourite-things
How many times in the reboots did I ask Chidi for help, he refused to help me and then I had to get better on my own? Never. He always helped you. God. Really? Yep. No matter how I set it up, you found him, confessed you didn’t belong, asked him for help, and he said yes.
“Be proud of yourself for how hard you’re trying.”
— (via purplebuddhaquotes)
冥冥之中自有定数 (favourite caps from 天盛长歌; The Rise of Phoenixes)
“You can’t use the next person who comes into your life and give them the job to fix what the last person broke.”
— Ming D. Liu (via mingdliu)
“Every day I am here is another day the ache did not swallow me. It will not swallow me. My body is not his to take.”
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Evan Knoll, “Ode to the Things He Couldn’t Take”
Congratulations to Evan Knoll on topping 100,000 views on this magnificent poem!
Young Adult vs. New Adult
What’s the Difference, Anyway?
So many people seem to think YA and NA are the same thing, or NA is YA but with the sex. Have a bullet list from someone who’s tired of seeing them lumped into the same category.
Young Adult
the target audience is 12 to 18 years old
the protagonists are usually kiddos that still live at home and need their parents’ signatures on official documents
themes commonly work with personal relationships on an emotional level, and do a lot of coming-of-age/coming-into-ones-own-identity
sex, swearing, and violence are all watered down for a younger audience
New Adult
the target audience is 18 to 30 years old
the protagonists are of the moving-out age and can start making the big decisions on their own
themes commonly encompass the overall lifestyle shift of taking on adult responsibilities, moving away from home, and dealing with the consequences of the aforementioned big decisions
there is potential the sex, and the swearing, and the violence
These are incomplete lists, but the point is please, please, please stop equating these two different, but equally valuable, genres.
“We are not the burning sensation of Jameson slithering down your throat or the fingerprints on the bottle of pills you stole. We are not the internal bruises my mother’s hands left in my memory or the unloving hug my father gave me, once. We are not scabs I pick tattooed on my heart or the ones you still feel imprinted in your soul; we are, we are more.”
— Ming D. Liu
“I am a sheep trapped in wolf’s clothing. I have been caught howling at the moon and mistaken for a predator, mistaken for bloodthirsty, mistaken for a mistake in need of erasing.”
— Bilal Moon, “Muslim Bill of Rights”
“I shall continue to exist. I may assume other disguises, other forms, but I shall try to exist.”
— Vladimir Nabokov (via quotemadness)
“I was born a garden and life gave me seeds some didn’t grow but others bloomed gracefully I tried to show them off their colors, their strength the way they moved with the wind and shined in the sun The days it rained too hard they wither until it was no more but always, there was always another bulb waiting for the first day of spring so it could reveal itself again.”
— Ming D. Liu, Blooming, Always Blooming
“If I die in police custody, no I did not kill myself.”
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FROM THE VAULT! Kwyn Townsend Riley - “PWI 10 Commandments”
One of the submissions from our first-ever video contest. Help us make Button Poetry more accessible!