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uhhhh I write fics and hyperfixate on stuff (Ghost_Toast on ao3)

[nayva6]

[lessmouse]

day 6 / ???

[bakurapika]

this is really interesting in how it frames disability/low spoons/etc as not being a series of internal symptoms, but specifically a situation in which daily tasks increase in complexity. for example i used to be able to wash the dishes normally. but now mental and physical issues combine to make that situation have a lot of prequalifications (do I have time, energy, how long can I do it without being sore the next day) that means many more steps are involved in getting that single physical act of washing a dish to be done.

[rockshitty]

I’m trying to remember the quote. “On a good day, doing laundry is three steps. On a bad day, the first step is getting out of bed.”

[just-shower-thoughts]

Even though they have no correlation whatsoever 7x7=49 and Thursday feel the exact same.

[totallyjazzed]

[littlemisspipebomb]

they be right tho

[ladynkno]

Pink

[taffywabbit]

look! it is a "star bnuny" from the super marios of galaxy. you found it

[trrashwalk]

just you see! it’ll be just like i never died!

[offgame-ask]

[writers-solace]

I don't think Tolkien is a good fantasy writer because he scored the highest at some objective Best Fantasy Book Test that every fantasy writer has to take, I think he's a good fantasy writer because he created a world based on things that he was interested in. I feel like a lot of fantasy writers think that they need to create a whole language for their world because Tolkien did and obviously his books are the best so they have to emulate him, but Tolkien did that because he was a linguistics nerd. I think the lesson to be learned from him is not that you have to include elves and deep history and new languages, but that you have to write endlessly about the things you are a huge nerd about and use those things to create your fantasy world

[punkitt-is-here]

[punkitt-is-here]

Here's my process for this image!

[luna-azzurra]

Steal from everything you love. watched a movie and thought "wow that scene hit different"? figure out why and use it. read a book where the banter made you kick your feet? study it. saw a tiktok that made you Feel Things? that's research. keep a notes app full of random lines you'll never use. screenshot tumblr posts at 4am for "inspiration." your influences should be obvious and chaotic. remix everything. that's not theft that's apprenticeship.

[honeyedturtle]

happy disability pride month *hits your fav with my chronic pain beam*

[jorongbak]

Today's adventure is... The Backrooms- and there would be biblically accurate Caine in it

As much as I love Caine as a cute silly little three-apples-tall guy, I LOVE his unhinged eldritch form. I know he was suffering and I feel bad for him... but I also really wish we had gotten more of that

[jorongbak]

"He was one of my greatest achievements as a programmer.."

[greelin]

[AFTER REVEALING VERY TELLING PERSONAL INFO] But don’t read into that. let’s move along

[hiijinkies]

saw this post and laughed. and then grabbed my tablet

[actualized-animal]

as much as i poke fun at “tumblr prose,” i will acknowledge that sometimes when you’re writing and you’re really in the groove, you’re really feeling yourself, you’re on your capital-a Author shit, and you write a line that makes you go, “oh yeah, this is the Good Shit. this is so Subtle and Says So Much. this is Characterization. this is Themes and Motifs. you could write a whole essay about this one line. the master of the craft strikes again!” and then a month or whatever later when you’re editing you read over it again with post-write clarity and you realize you wrote some real “people die when they’re killed” bullshit

[parkchanwoohoo]