I'm Not Angry Anymore is Nico at Percy on the really hard days
First time hearing this song actually and I uhh, got a little carried away hehe... thanks for the inspo~
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I'd rather be in outer space 🛸
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I'm Not Angry Anymore is Nico at Percy on the really hard days
First time hearing this song actually and I uhh, got a little carried away hehe... thanks for the inspo~
I wanted to use this brush again for pine trees. I love the detail it lends! Daily drawing 2443.
Hey if you See This can you reblog this or comment on this with a character you headcanon as aromantic, asexual, or both. It can be canon it can be founded on absolutely nothing I just need more aroace stuff on here #yay
Character designs from the Art of Encanto by Meg Park
you don't even have a dog
Is 25+ Celcius considered hot where you live? (It is in my country, especially since it is always super humid)
Is 25+ Celcius considered hot where you live?
Yes
No
That post about death note being "everyone's first anime" (untrue statement) made me curious and now I want to gather data for science
Can you reblog this and tell me where are you from and what was your starter anime?
HELP SAVE THE BIGGEST WOOD FLOOR ROLLER RINK IN EUROPE!!!
The developers said they would keep it open. They even promised improved facilities. Now they're going to demolish it to build office space.
This is a beloved community centre -one of the last left in our town - that has been open since the 80s!
It's weird, it's retro, there's a bar, blue slushie, and terrible hotdogs! Their are fitness classes, seniors use it for exercise, kids love it, its always packed, and half the joy of bringing friends is their faces as you negotiate the old derelict mill site to get to the entrance and you actively see them wondering if you're bringing them here to kill them.
You can use the postcode WN3 5BD and say your disabled friend loves it to bits and it is her only social outing!
Keep Wigan Roller Rink open
come on😀mention my favourite character😀i am well adjusted😀and will act very normal😀i assure you😀
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on “the blond,” “the older man,” and other crimes against third-person limited
You know that thing where a story is written in tight third person limited — we’re meant to be inside someone’s head, seeing the world through their thoughts — and then suddenly the narration says “the blond frowned” or “the shorter woman sighed” about a person the POV character knows really well?
That’s called antonomasia — using a descriptive label instead of a name. And it’s fine when we’re talking about strangers: “the cashier handed her the receipt,” “the tall guy blocked the door.” The POV character doesn’t know their names, and we just need a quick way to tell people apart.
But the moment it’s used for someone the POV character already knows, it breaks immersion. Because that’s not how our minds work. We don’t think “the older man smiled at me.” We think “Mark smiled.” Or maybe “my boss” if that relationship matters in the moment.
Third person limited means the narration sits inside someone’s perception. Their inner monologue is the story’s voice. So when you switch from “Mark smiled” to “the blond smiled,” you’ve pulled the camera away from their mind and turned it into an outside shot.
If you want to create distance or irritation, you can do it on purpose —
“The idiot from accounting emailed again.”
That’s character voice. That’s judgment. That works.
But otherwise?
As soon as your POV character knows someone’s name, use it. While we do tend to worry about repetitions, names rarely register as such to the readers.
If you need variety for rhythm, use relational or emotional identifiers that make sense in their head: her friend, his partner, their teacher, the person they loved.
Because inside someone’s thoughts, there are no “blonds” or “brunettes.”
There are only people they know.
dead wife montage but it's a henchman reminiscing about da boss after he got put six feet under. picking flowers before hiding the bodies, wiping cocaine from your nose after a big night, that long drive down the beach to find the bookie who squealed. where did the days go
something something the poetry of science etc
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op disabled reblogs so here
It's so hard to come to that conclusion though, like at this point unalive is a part of gen Z culture. It's just using a word, they're not even thinking about talking on TikTok or YouTube anymore, they're just talking. It's a lot like people getting mad over AAVE because it's not grammatically correct and yes it's not, but AAVE is a cultural usage of English, a dialect if you will. They use it because their friends and family use it, everyone talks that way. Nobody thinks about grammar when speaking AAVE. It's actually kind of offensive if you try to correct someone. It's like that with unalive too. It's a clashing of culture, we don't understand it because we see it as it was formed, a response to a shitty half ass language filter, not as it is used, which is just another word for kill, death, or died. I really think this one is just not a big deal enough to fight. I think that teacher in the first part, while I agree with the sentiment and find the story funny, it's also in my opinion not about maturity but just a culture thing.
From working with children, the way kids who use unalive react when they hear someone say kill or suicide, it's not just slang or comparable to minoritised dialects, it's self-censorship, active and deliberate with fear of consequences built into it.
The idea of being punished by an invisible force for saying a bad word is literally something I was terrified of in Catholic school and it’s creepy that corporate sponsors are living in kids’ heads the way God and Satan lived in ours.
kill the cop they have poisoned your heart with and hold the weight of these words in your hands. they are tools meant to be used to better the world, and like most tools they can also be used to make the world a worse place through misuse. that is not an excuse to not use them, that is an indictment of the responsibility that Being Able To Use Words carries.
censorship is vile in all its forms and i will kill it until it dies a painful death.
don't make me tap the sign [jason grace should not have died in trials of apollo. he should've died in heroes of olympus while the stakes were still high]
the project hail mary universe is one of the only ones out there where orpheus turning around actually saved eurydice btw