xim :p

i see u as u see urself through the books you read / main: @clearlynotmena

[chronicallyxim]

I want someone kissing me and telling me I’m special, does anyone want that

[josiemillerr]

can we kiss with no strings attached

[chronicallyxim]

please

[clearlynotmena]

oh okay nevermind I was having and anxiety attack lololololo

[chronicallyxim]

it was supposed to be post in this blog not on the other one sorry I’m gonna delete the previous post but yeah just ehem just so you know

[chronicallyxim]

something’s wrong something bad is gonna happen and I can’t do nothing about it something is gonna happen to me I know it

[chronicallyxim]

im so fucking anxious oh my god oh my god

[chronicallyxim]

I feel so sad i can’t stop crying please make it stop it hurts so fucking much

[chronicallyxim]

but big spoon, u have so much to do and I have nothing ahead of me

[veliouris]

i am the way i am because i stay up all night listening to my parents’ conversations worried they’re saying bad things about me

[myankleissprained]

Being ignored over text especially in a group chat is so embarrassing like Ok FaceTime me right now we can have a group reaction to me swinging from the ceiling

[tearsanctuary]

“why are you getting frustrated with your characters? you write them, they can do whatever you want”

NO THEY CAN’T. this little fuckers have some psychological power over me i CANNOT MAKE THEM DO SHIT

[julietteisreal]

𝐇𝐎𝐖 𝐓𝐎 𝐖𝐑𝐈𝐓𝐄 𝐀 𝐊𝐈𝐒𝐒

1. Try to avoid using the same terms over and over again

When writing a kiss, it can be hard to find the right words. When stuck, read scenes from actual published authors, or even fanfics (I find most fanfics sometimes have better writing). You can also look up adjectives or verbs that can go with the specific atmosphere you’re going for.

2. Warn your readers of any possible triggers

This post was sort of intended for a romantic, consensual kiss, but I still felt the need to add this. If it is a non consensual kiss, or if there are any sort of violent themes, add a warning at the beginning of your book.

3. Focus on the sensory more than actually telling the reader the act

Don’t say “they kissed.”, unless you are doing it stylistically. Focus on the way the lips feel, the taste, the air around them, the emotion… etc etc

4. The context of the kiss should match the way you describe it

A goodbye kiss should not read as an excited, “yay!” type of kiss. This one is pretty self explanatory, but it’s easy to miss

5. Aftermath

Make sure it feels real— it could be awkward once they pull away. Sad. Happy. Funny. Capture the tension of the aftermath just as you did the moment.

[skidfarts]

I miss you is that ok

[chronicallyxim]

I feel so maternal towards my friends and I’m younger that most of them AEUGHHHHHHH 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

[chronicallyxim]

Wip I left incomplete bc I don’t know how to draw and it wasn’t looking good. Also I used Karen Polinesia for reference lololo thanks Karen

[chronicallyxim]

I have such a puffy face bleh

my parents love to pinch my cheeks

[jadersityy]

you’re pretty lonely for a girl who tried so hard to fit in

[andimamericassweetheart]

"why are you so quiet??" cause i dont fucking like you, thats why