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I don’t want to be working for money because then you are no different [from] a prostitute.

Oh my God! I’m not black but I know what it feels like!

I think it’s kind of an exciting time. I mean, everyone is cutting back. It’s happening in every industry - including our own. All of a sudden, people are doing jobs that they hate and they’re not making as much money as they thought they would or they’ve lost their jobs entirely.

It’s like how women have an advantage in war in some ways because they’re perceived as being weak.

It’s funny, some of my actress friends and I talk about how none of us have the big wedding obsession that other girls our age have, and I think it’s because what girls experience on their wedding day happens a few times a year for us. Any time you go to a premiere, you get your hair and make-up done and everyone is looking at you.

I don’t have a problem with making money, but I don’t believe in doing something you don’t believe in to make money like a makeup campaign or something like that.

Most girls get so excited to get dressed up and I think all the girls who go to [the oscars] are just excited to be at home in sweats with like messy hair and no makeup is the biggest luxury of all.

Now I wouldn’t be like ‘Let’s work with the first time director [Zach Braff] who’s in a television show I’ve never seen.’

But [Jonathan Safran Foer] reminds us that being a man, and a human, takes more thought than just ‘This is tasty, and that’s why I do it.’ He posits that consideration, as promoted by Michael Pollan in The Omnivore’s Dilemma, which has more to do with being polite to your tablemates than sticking to your own ideals, would be absurd if applied to any other belief (e.g., I don’t believe in rape, but if it’s what it takes to please my dinner hosts, then so be it).

I really love beautiful things and I actually don’t take issue with borrowing things for premieres. I don’t see it as me buying into consumerism because I really don’t shop at all. I’m obviously lucky to be in a position where people give me things.

I still have like the first ipod, like that’s what I still use. But I feel like those things come out…but I feel like it’s so wasteful to just like throw it out, like where do all the old ipods…I mean I’m embarrassed when I take mine out… but like dolphins are dying from like the…[is informed that they can be recycled]…Really? That’s good.

(✿◠‿◠)   Be inspired everyone! And know the dolphins are safe from the hipsters and their iproducts!  (◕‿◕✿)

I forgot to mention she signed the Polanski petition as well as making a short film with him and likes to dress up as an Indian woman. And she’s a serious zionist, Israel defender and bff with Alan Dershowitz. Ok bye.

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I wish she would burn in hell.

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Ugh.

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[TW: Rape] For followers who are unsure about what the Polanski petition is, it was a petition signed by over a hundred people in the film industry (including Woody Allen and Harrison Ford.) The petition called for Roman Polanski’s release from jail after he was arrested for having drugged and raped a thirteen-year-old girl.

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I didn’t know any of this and now I’m disgusted that I stan Harrison and Natalie for their roles in SW.

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Twitter responds faster to me calling out a racist than to any of my reports against actual racist people insulting and demeaning poc and allies. My account was suspended temporarily 🙃

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the biggest mistake you can ever make is believing in a future with somebody who doesn’t see your worth

give yourself better - a.l.m (via ashleymacleanblog)

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Snuggles for my favs ❤

@aud8 @bae-in-maine @kendrene @bitterbones87 @greenred6 @clexa-15 @warrior1955 @bdasswarrior @justluckyiguess @commander-fuzzy-wolf

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Day 649 without Lexa

a good look

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#proud mamas

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Love how these are already rolling out!

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8 Ways to Improve Your Writing

I got a great anonymous ask last week from someone who wanted to know how to identify weak spots in their writing. One of the things that comes with time and experience is finding the language to identify, discuss, and address the feeling that something isn’t quite right or that a story is “missing something.” Not knowing them or their writing, of course I couldn’t help them figure out what specifically the problem was. But I did share with them a list of things I’ve done over the years to be able to identify weak spots and improve my writing. 

1. Analyze your favorite writers.

Figure out why you like the writing that you like. Ask yourself: What are they doing here? What are they doing that I’m not doing? Why do I love their writing so much? Take notes on their stories. Plot them. Write in the margins. Read them slowly. Read their reviews—both good and bad. Did that writer you love once write something you hated? Great, even better. Figure out why that particular book was different from the others.

2. Analyze your own writing.

Do you have an older story you wrote that you love? Figure out why. What did you do differently in that story that you’re not doing in the current story you’re writing? Make notes. Draw maps. Reverse engineer everything.

3. Develop a language to talk and think about writing.

Read craft books, blogs, anything you can get your hands on. Learn about point of view, conflict, character development, dialogue, story structure, syntax, metaphors. Get your advice from good sources, and don’t believe everything you read. If something doesn’t sit right with you, throw it out. But be open to everything.

4. Journal and write about your writing.

Over time, you will identify consistent weaknesses that you have. Then, in the future, when you feel like “something is missing” from your writing, you can reference your notes and remember, for example, that you often have difficulty with your protagonist’s motivation, with theme, with dialogue, etc., and you’ll have a better idea about where to go looking.

5. Share your writing with someone you trust, ideally a more experienced writer than you or an editor or mentor.

Be very careful about who you share your writing with. Friends and family are not always the best choice. You don’t want someone who’s just going to throw around their uneducated opinion about your work, who has a big ego, or who won’t be honest with you. Remember: “I liked it” or “I didn’t like it” are useless pieces of feedback. You want someone who can read your work and say, “Your protagonist’s passion for music made them really likeable to me. I was dying to know whether they would get into the conservatory or not!” or “My attention wandered on page two, when you described the couch upholstery for three paragraphs.”

6. Analyze the areas of your writing which are commonly problematic for new writers (and writers in general).

In my experience as an editor, the most likely culprits are unclear character motivation and lack of conflict. There are a lot of good resources (books and blogs) about this. Try a Google search for “most common mistakes beginning writers make.”

7. Trust your intuition.

Do you keep coming back to the same page or scene in your story, feeling like it isn’t right? You’re probably onto something.

8. Take time away from your writing.

You’d be amazed how much more clear everything will be after a break. Give yourself at least a week for a short story, 3-4 weeks for a novel. It could also be the case that your ambitions for this particular story don’t yet match your skills, and that you’ll have to wait even longer to successfully finish it. I’ve known writers who have given up on a story only to come back to it months or years later once they’d gained the skills and insight to complete it. And then suddenly writing that story seemed really easy!

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Just reblogging for when I’m not being a tired, lazy shit and I’m ready to read this

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Sad Caleb 💔

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Listen to me, you are a half ocean girl, with wild that you have still to unlock from your soul. No man can help you discover who you are, this is a thing you must do on your own. Chase your adventures, face your breaking, it’s the pain that will teach you how to make yourself whole. The water, and the wild have never forgotten you and in them you will always have a home. Become the thing your blood demands, a Siren Queen ready to take her throne.

Nikita Gill, Ariel’s Return To The Sea And Her Throne

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My kink is husbands & wives who are still portrayed as very much in love with each other, because even after years of commitment and kids, they still talk to each other, go on fun random adventures and try new things. No resentment. No portrayal of marriage as a chore. Just actual love.

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Did you mean

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Linda and Bob a relationship is all I want in life

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my badass baby deserves everything the world has to offer him

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it’s december first, so i’m celebrating with an edit of hernando and lito’s christmas with dany and lito’s mom 💕

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just incase you’re having a bad day, watch this

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@wolfjillyjill @clexa-15 @m-ilochan @imaginaryhistorianme @sxnspear17  @warrior1955 The most cutest thing i have ever seen! 😍 😍 😍 😍 😍 😍 😍 

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I appreciate you so much 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽

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❝I don’t know… I feel like she [Lexa] was the one for her. I thought about that and I don’t know if she’s going to be able to love anyone the way she loved Lexa. not at our world… There’s only one Lexa so…❝ - Eliza Taylor.

[my old version]

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Raven & Anya from ‘Catch me, I’m falling’ fic http://clexa-hsau.tumblr.com/

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