Mike Driver
Xuebing Du
#extradirty
Sweet Seals For You, Always
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Peter Solarz
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Not today Justin
Misplaced Lens Cap
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taylor price
official daine visual archive
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Keni
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he wasn't even looking at me and he found me
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@eaode
HEY ALL YOU PEOPLE
Another reminder that I've moved and now run a nifty little blog HERE
(It's the same name this blog used to be. If you've been following me for a while, you're following this blog, eaode, not my current one, ayyske)
ALSO all my writing and drawing and such will be posted on my other blog: ayyske-creates.
Always see “real women” posts so here’s one for the dudes.
this says so much. I wish there were more posts like this. please.
body positivity and realistic body standards are important for guys too!
These “real men” are still way hotter than me. I demand a recount.
Together we're Team Avatar.
i love being naked but i hate how i look naked
ゼルダ // バシコウ
1. A SERIES OF WORD CHOICES
Here’s why this matters: because both writing and storytelling comprise, at the most basic level, a series of word choices. Words are the building blocks of what we do. They are the atoms of our elements. They are the eggs in our omelets. They are the shots of liquor in our cocktails. Get it right? Serendipity. Get it wrong? The air turns to arsenic, that cocktail makes you puke, this omelet tastes like balls.
2. WORDS DEFINE REALITY
Words are like LEGO bricks: the more we add, the more we define the reality of our playset. “The dog fucked the chicken” tells us something. “The Great Dane fucked the chicken” tells us more. “The Great Dane fucked the bucket of fried chicken on the roof of Old Man Dongweather’s barn, barking with every thrust” goes the distance and defines reality in a host of ways (most of them rather unpleasant). You can over-define. Too many words spoil the soup. Find the balance between clarity, elegance, and evocation.
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