I'll have you know... *slides business card* I'm a system, osdd. I'm the co-host so I don't front as often as the non-fictives. (I won't specify their name since I'm not aware if they are comfortable with me doing so) 👋👋

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I'll have you know... *slides business card* I'm a system, osdd. I'm the co-host so I don't front as often as the non-fictives. (I won't specify their name since I'm not aware if they are comfortable with me doing so) 👋👋
We live in a society 👴 -Natalie
Introducing myself(?)✋
I'm a fictive apart of a system, my source is mha. There are multiple fictives here with the same source, they just don't front as often as me. The old host had binge read and watched mha for comfort and then me and multiple other fictives just appeared. ✋👋👋✋
If your wondering what mha fictive I am, I am Tenya Iida. I apologize for not introducing myself at the start.👋👋
I'm using the (✋👋) emojis because of me finding comfort in doing so. 👏
Sometimes the host will co-front when me and others are fronting and will mess with us.☝️
Some other fictives do infact have a typing quirk, I do not believe the hand emojis I use are typing quirks. I usually do translations for the others on other social media apps since the others don't like doing such. 👋👋
The host was the one who had previously made those posts about mayonnaise, and made this Tumblr account. 👍👍
She holds a grudge torwards our Undertale fictive, which she says the fictive smells like mayonnaise. 👏
I don't really meet the other fictives even though I am very eager to do such. So I don't know what the other fictives are, the host just tells me what their source is. ✋✋
I know my source mates and the host, that is all. ☝️
I miss being back at my source, but I shall not feel sorrow like that forever!! 👏☝️👋👋👍
I was just stretching a moment ago and I ended up making eye contact with multiples characters on my vocaloid poster. I cannot describe the amount of uncomfortable ness I felt making eye contact with fictional Japanese voices that if they existed would hate my guts. Don't get vocaloid posters with the character looking forward !!! [[thumbs up emoji]]
How to Get Out of A Writing Slump
Feeling a writing slump approaching you and your story? Get ready for some tips by guest writer Aamna to help get you focused and ready to continue your writing goals.
So writing slumps. Wow! Isn’t that a big can of worms? This little curse can descend upon a writer, no matter a beginner or published when they least expect it. And for several reasons. The most common instance can be when you are right in the middle of a story or a first draft. So here are some methods that I have come across in my writing journey, and have seen work really well for either myself or others.
1) Take a break from your current project. Let your subconscious do the processing.
Sometimes you’re just not feeling your current project. How do get your heart back into it again? Drop it and do something else. What I would recommend doing in this situation is, write a short story. Or a poem. Or fanfic. It doesn’t have to be related to your WIP. It will get your conscious mind out of a rut, but it’ll still be processing in the back of your brain, and later when you come to your novel, Voila! You have a fresh set of eyes and renewed vigor for your story.
2) There’s a reason NaNoWriMo has pep talks.
By far, the thing that has worked for me the most is listening to other writers speak. Even if it is just a writing buddy and not a published author, there is something truly magical about listening to a storyteller gush about their story with the passion of a hero ready to save the world. The incessant urge to create something just as beautiful or being on that high of imagination that washes over me as I listen to them has worked for me several times when I feel myself falling into a slump.
Go through the NaNoWriMo pep talks, listen to author interviews or podcasts, or find a writing buddy. Remind yourself how fun it is to write.
3) Go back to the synopsis of your story to see what made you excited to write that in the first place. Rejuvenate the love!
I have personally seen that doing this little can trick can give you that dose of motivation you need to get back into a story. It takes you back to that place when you loved that idea and gets you excited to work on it again.
My ideas come to me in the form of something like a Goodreads synopsis, so whenever I want to get back to working on it again after a break (maybe because of upcoming exams or tests), I have seen that going through the “hook”, helps to re-ignite that love and excitement about the idea.
4) Make a mood board or playlist for your characters or setting.
A writing slump may not necessarily be a complete turn-off from working on a story. It can also be that you are just in a position that you are not able to get the words out, but that doesn’t mean the only way to effectively work is ‘words.’
Creating aesthetics and playlists can be a very fun, entertaining exercise to do, and make the writing process seem less like a chore.
5) Allow yourself the break. Don’t push yourself back into writing full-length novels or projects.
Every time you take a break from writing does not have to be called a writing slump. Sometimes it’s way better to take a mental health break, or just put a pause for no other reason that you don’t want to, and you’d rather work on something else.
You should know when to shelve a story or let a project go. It’s completely okay to stop in the middle of a WIP and delve into a new idea instead of forcing yourself to brainstorm and drag yourself through a story that you are not interested in anymore. A lot of the time that’s exactly what pushes you into a slump in the first place.
6) Remove the pressure. Don’t let perfectionism hold you back.
Editing as you write is not the most advisable course of action, especially when you’re a new writer. And fretting about things like sentence structure, word choice, or minute grammar errors shouldn’t be the focus while you’re writing. The first draft of anything is a mess. This is when you should turn off your inner editor, and let your perfectionist inner-self take a back seat. Little things like these, even though you may not realize it, do a lot to demotivate you and take the away joy of writing because you feel that nothing you write is ever good enough. Don’t compare yourself to published authors. Their books have gone through developmental edits, copy edits, beta readers, and whatnot.
Constantly expecting and beating yourself up for not being as good as someone else can push you into a slump faster than a boring story.
Aamna (she/her) is a young devourer of books, stories, and any other form of words you can give her. More often than not, you can find her either reading, daydreaming about her seemingly never-ending WIP, or working on her blog. She likes to say that words are her superpower, and has a weird obsession with Marvel, ice cream, really bad art journaling, and Scrabble. She lives in India and is currently working on a Turkish-inspired fantasy novel. You can also follow her on IG.
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I have so much more motivation right now
I like grilled cheese sandwich.
Very tasty
Smell good
No mf can say it bad
Nice grill cheese
Smell good
Very very tasty
Add ham
Better tasty
Love good
Smell lovely
Will marry
You invited
Love smell
Tasty
Nothing else
How do I change my texts color
I want it #cc0069
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I can't believe I haven't been on Tumblr for so long that I don't know how to change the color
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Why the fuck is android spelt like that
I hate it
Weird as hell
2/10 fucking weird spelling
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some writing advice nobody asked for
- figure out why you write. is it a hobby? is it something you want to become your career? do you have intentions of going to print? then you'll have a better idea of what advice you need.
- experiment with scheduling versus writing whenever you fancy it. i'm reading on writing by stephen king right now for uni and he says that he sets himself a goal of writing 2,000 words a day. he gives a lot of good advice about writing but i won't put it all here because then it won't be my writing advice lol, but one thing he says is to get into a room with a closed door and no distractions (unplug the tv, turn off your phone/wifi etc), sit down, and do not leave that room until you have your 2,000 words. i did this in the final week of writing my novel and it worked wonders, even though i'm not usually the kind of person to start a writing session with a wc goal in mind!
- don't show people the first draft. this exists solely for you. show them the second, or maybe the third. the first draft's job is just to exist, not to be by any means brilliant. don't introduce unnecessary pressure or doubt by showing people the rough work (unless obviously this is your agent/editor because it's kind of what your job together is)
- try not to get too bogged down by the driving plot or clear arcs/ideas at first. people will tell you different things, so really it's about figuring out what works with your personal writing style, but in my experience i start with a vague idea or atmosphere, maybe a character or two. when i start with a central plot point (i.e. "i want this group of students to end up involved in a murder"), even if i do stick to that, the plot will grow and expand itself as you write. what began as the big, main, central part, becomes just one little part of a huge, rich plot. it's true when people say that books like to write themselves - your final draft will most likely look absolutely nothing like your original plan or even your whole first draft, and that's what i absolutely love about the craft.
- and finally, listen to more radiohead. alternately put "something in the way" by nirvana on loop. just trust me.
I'm gonna reblog this so I can remember this advice
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I cannot describe how much I hate mayo. pls don't bring that shit near me.
I'm cancelling people who smell like mayo. [[angry android emoji]]
I love the color #cc0069. Nothing else.
I swear to fuckinh god if I find another nice color
Nothing is better than #cc0069. You can't change my mind.
My account is literally just wack ass since my last one was weird as hell and was giving pick me vibes.
I like this random format I put on this, so the numbers don't really matter I just like the organization.
If you smell like mayo, please get the fuck away from me you cracker goblin.