Dannie-Chan

A has been

[dannieru-chan]

Sometimes i wish I could just go with the flow.

Not saying anything about injustice.

It would be easier...

[dannieru-chan]

My parents left me alone too much as a kid...

I dont how to fix that...

But im trying.....

[dannieru-chan]

Anytime I'm way too tired to be any good. Inuyasha sound tracks from late night adult swim start playing as background music....

[pbs-r]

giving yrself a haircut = instant refresher

Getting a tattoo= instant reminder of autonomy

Cleaning ur room so it’s really nice = ‘ I can improve my situation with effort’

[dannieru-chan]

Whats your favorite archive of our own katakuri fanfics.

[dannieru-chan]

I long to be nothing in these days that pass like the willy wonka tunnel scene.

[dannieru-chan]

Who made katakuris boots... Where can i buy them...?

[kchiki-blog]

Shihōin Yoruichi in #662:

“Sorry, you say somethin’? I tend to tune out the incessant ramblings of men.”

[dannieru-chan]

I'm just excited to get my life back.

[wanderingcas]

who is old enough to be part of the fanfic.net era where we literally talked to our characters? like, had conversations with them?

cause I do. as a lonely child of 12 who had no friends, it was a favorite pasttime of mine to boot up the dial-up internet and type out imaginary conversations with ouran high school host club characters in the beginning notes before even starting the damn chapter (which was inevitably 500 words long and absolutely awful)

[castielsdisciple]

Modern Author’s Note on Ao3: might discuss some possible triggers, thank readers for comments, apologize for a delay in update, etc–talking to reader, essentially.

Author’s Note on FFN back in 2010: 

Author: Y’all are gonna love this cahpter!!!! [Character] not sooooo much

Character:…wh–what’s gonna happen?

Author: Don’t worry about it! ^.^

Character: WHAT ARE YOU DOING TO ME??

Author: ;)

Character: D:

those were dark, dark days, man. Today’s Fandom Freshman are sure lucky they missed this. 

[tenoko1]

This when right alongside the detailed disclaimers to avoid lawsuits.

[hazeldomain]

Don’t forget that the author was broken into at least five separate voices, ‘Inside Out’ style.

[officialgleamstar]

or where you would have ask blogs for your ocs except it was just in a ff.net story. basically an entire classic authors note except people would ask questions. that was my childhood.

[zwritestuff]

Y'all forgot that sometimes we also appeared in the middle of the text with notes like “(author: noooo >:( character is such a b*tch!!!! character: I’M NOT!!!!)” And it was the crimgiest shit ever but we had fun doing it lmao

[stars-for-thought]

[rootbeergoddess]

God I feel old

[ororomunroedontpullout]

It’s so wild because the fandom disclaimer came from a real thing where fanfic writers were being sued so each group did it and you didn’t know why but you copied it and so on and so forth.

[dannieru-chan]

I thrived in this shit.

And i fucking miss it.

[blossomfully]

You can protect yourself from so many things,“ she said quietly.

Then, after a pause, “but you can’t protect yourself from the people that you love.”

[warm-suggestions]

Friendly reminder to drink more water and let go of more bullshit

[iglovequotes]

http://iglovequotes.net/

[mawsandclaws-blog]

People say it was cringy, but I really miss my teenage deviantart days. Where I was just so excited and inspired to draw all the time, make ocs and worldbuild with others. It was so much fun. And I miss it incredibly

[mawsandclaws-blog]

That time where I drew so much. For hours at a time. And I was so fucking excited to show my 10 followers what I made. When I drew whatever the fuck I wanted, didn’t care if it was good or not. I didn’t care if I failed or not. I just drew for 100% fun and myself. I didn’t stress about getting better or improving or thinking like “I have to improve every day because my entire future depends on it” I need to get back to that mind frame some how

[dannieru-chan]

Same. I used to write on Mibba. And it was tits. 

I guess what happened is I lost that passionate kid in me that was ‘annoying and a wannabe’.

Now I’m tired and uninspired. 

[purplebuddhaquotes]

She wanted to say ‘Don’t leave me,’ but she couldn’t do it, not again. She was so tired of begging people to love her.

Kristin Hannah (via purplebuddhaquotes)

[keebocourse]

(this may not make any sense, so I apologize for rambling) Because I’ve seen several posts misunderstanding what ‘sexual attraction’ actually is, I thought I might attempt to clear up the confusion.

Let’s say you have never felt a desire to eat an apple. You feel neutral about the whole thing, but sometimes your partner makes apple fritters, and they ask you to try one, so you try one for them. You still don’t have the desire for one.

Or, maybe you don’t desire to eat an apple, but you eat them occasionally because you like the texture, and there’s nothing better to eat. You still don’t desire to actively go out and eat apples.

Or perhaps you don’t like eating apples, no matter what form they’re in, or who serves them to you. It doesn’t matter to you, you just don’t like them.

As you can see, I’m comparing the act of sex to the act of eating an apple. You can still have sex without actually feeling sexual attraction.

[keebocourse]

Could you folks maybe reblog this version instead, please?

[jay-eddy]

If you write a strong character, let them fail.

If you write a selfless hero, let them get mad at people.

If you write a cold-hearted villain, let them cry.

If you write a brokenhearted victim, let them smile again.

If you write a bold leader, let them seek guidance.

If you write a confident genius, let them be wrong, or get stumped once in a while.

If you write a fighter or a warrior, let them lose a battle, but let them win the war.

If you write a character who loses everything, let them find something.

If you write a reluctant hero, give them a reason to join the fight.

If you write a gentle-hearted character who never stops smiling, let that smile fade and tears fall in shadows.

If you write a no one, make them a someone.

If you write a sibling, let them fight and bicker, but know that at the end of the day they’ll always have each other’s back.

If you write a character, make them more than just a character; give them depth, give them flaws and secrets, and give them life.