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@moody-by-nature
Peu importe que l'on soit français ou pas, peu importe que l'on croit en Dieu ou pas, voir Notre Dame brûler, c'est comme voir sa propre maison brûler. Cette soirée est horrible. • Whether you are French or not, whether you believe in God or not, to see Notre Dame burning is like seeing your own house burning. This is an horrible evening. • 📷 @alinakolot
She’s not crazy, she’s different. • Sonia Rykiel, French fashion designer (1930-2016)
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Of course I will hurt you. Of course you will hurt me. Of course we will hurt each other. But this is the very condition of existence. To become spring, means accepting the risk of winter. To become presence, means accepting the risk of absence. • Antoine de Saint-Exupéry
A New Light +TWENTY-TWO [Chucks and Coffee Sequel]
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Arden sat in the back of the Uber with her eyebrows drawn in, the fingers of her right hand pinching on the fabric of her jeans as she stared out the window.
Jared had booked an appointment with a doctor to check up on her arm and she was beyond devastated to find out that it wouldn’t come off for another three weeks.
“Do you hate me taking care of you that much?” Jared teased her, earning himself a glare, “what’s wrong? It’s just a few more weeks, baby.”
“I hate feeling like I can’t do anything on my own!” Arden reasoned, her voice whinier than she anticipated, “Jared, you’ve been brushing my hair for me and even my teeth because I can’t do it properly, dressing me. It's—”
“What I want to do,” Jared finished off for her, leaning over and kissing her temple, “we talked about this. I want to take care of you, it makes me happy.”
“You just say that because you don’t want me to feel bad,” Arden stated, “aren’t you tired of hearing me call out for you every time I have a minor inconvenience?”
“No,” Jared answered immediately, “in fact, I love hearing my name on your lips, no matter the circumstance.”
“I feel like a burden—”
“Arden, stop it,” Jared warned her, his voice a tad harsher, instantly shutting her up, “you aren’t a burden. Nowhere near. Get that thought out of your head.”
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Side Note To Fan Fic Authors
Here’s the thing.
I read a lot of scripts. A lot. From professionals to aspiring writers to complete newbies. Features and pilots. Specs and treatments.
And 8 times out of 10 the fan fic that I’ve read over the last, oh, 15 years is leagues better than this stuff. It’s more inspired. It’s more compelling. It’s genre bending and creative and heartfelt. It’s well-paced and intense and funny and sexy and meaningful. It’s smart and thoughtful and good. It’s novel-quality. Better than, sometimes.
Rare is the script I don’t want to put down, but how often have we stayed up until 3am to get to the last chapter of a 100k fic? And it’s not even a fan fic author’s day job. This is what they do on the side. In their spare time. For free.
So my point is, fan fic authors, you’re good. You’re good writers and great storytellers. I know it doesn’t always feel like it, especially if you’re one of the authors who’s not a BNF and doesn’t get the notes/hits that a few do. And because some people still view fic as “not real writing.” You guys know the shit that gets made into movies. You’re better than that. So be better than that. If writing is what you think want to do, then just know you’re already doing it. You’ve already started.
And you’re more talented than you might think.
