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we're not kids anymore.
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@queercadhdastrophe
it is okay to say no to someone...
even if they will be disappointed
even if you love them
even if saying yes will make them happy
even if you saying yes will help them out
even if saying yes is “not a huge burden”
even if you are scared of an adverse reaction
even if they might try to push
even if you think you owe them something
even if they have never said no to you
even if you think its rude to say no
it is okay to say no to someone.
Here's your reminder to create something, anything. No, don't think about how well or how perfect you need to create. Sing off-key, take messy "non-aesthetic" notes, draw a stick figure of a stranger who smiled at you, write about how you cannot write, scribble poems and doodles on the front of your notebook, make lists of your favourite movie dialogues in the Notes app. But create. Creation is an expression of your existence, it was never meant to be art, it was never meant to be perfection.
we are not born to die!! what are you talking about!! do you think a book begins just to finish? do you think a song opens with a beautiful chord just for it to end? you don’t read the book to finish it, you read the book to eat up the excitement and the emotions it evokes!! to learn and to digest and to fall in love and be heartbroken!! you listen to the song to dance and dance and sing your throat raw!!! to cry and smile and swell with the harmonies!! yes, we are born with the inevitable fate of death, we are mortal after all, but that is merely the finale of the play!! the final act, the closing of the curtains - we are not born to take a bow and exit stage left!! we are born to love and be joyous and yell and move and learn and cry and feelfeelfeel!!! we are not born to die, silly, we’re born to live!!!
This is so violently hopeful and uplifting everyone needs to see it
@hopepunk-humanity
Happy new year 2022 🌱
i think one of my absolute biggest pet peeves ever is when people treat not being aware of something as some sort of a moral failing or like ur stupid for not knowing it. maybe its just me being sick of growing up having to hear "its common sense" or "u should know this by now" as an autistic person w adhd who never knew the same "common sense" things others did, but its just really annoying for people to genuinely be an ass about someone not knowing something others think is "common knowledge"
We will be like ‘Don’t give transphobes your fucking money ever’ and some ppl will still be like ‘Ok, but what if I give them a little money? :-)’ unbelievable
I basically dislike any adult who is still heavily invested in Harry Potter in 2021. You don’t have to burn the books outside or anything but like you can very much just find something else to obsess about.
This franchise is harming trans people because a significant part of it’s profits are directly funding a transphobic movement. You’re participating into that by giving them money or giving them free advertising buzz by constantly talking abt it online. And i think that’s gross
To all the LGBT people having a hard time coming over to see family that doesn't see who you are: I'm proud of you. You are so amazing, and they don't define you. I'm so sorry they don't see the true you. They're missing out. And it isn't your fault.
my writing process:
10%: writing
90%: shit, what was this thing called again?
yeah starting to do childhood trauma work in the middle of the semester prooobably wasn't the best idea i've ever had
My writing advice for new writers
masterlist. main navigation.
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1. Write for yourself
This is the #1 tip I will always give to writers, so you've probably heard me say this a few times. Don't write for others, but write for yourself.
People have different tastes. There will always be some who dislike your book, and some who consider it their favorite. Lots of people hate famous books like Percy Jackson or Six Of Crows, and I'm sure you've disliked a popular book before. So instead of writing a book that others would read, start writing a book that you would read. If you end up liking your book, I can assure you that many others will too.
2. Flesh out characters
When you're excited to write a new WIP, you might delay your character building process and decide to start writing while trying to figure out the characterization on the way. I've done this a couple of times, thinking that it would speed up my writing process, but trust me, it did not. It actually slowed down my writing instead.
If you start writing your wip without at least finishing 80% of your character building process, you'll find yourself getting stuck in scenes, not knowing what your character would say or do, which is very inconvenient.
If you ever get bored of character building and really want to start writing instead, I suggest writing one-shots unrelated to your WIP. By doing this, you don't have to worry about writing your characters out of character, and its actually useful to their characterization process.
3. Experiment!
If you feel like there's something off with your writing, or you're beginning to feel that writing is a chore for you, experiment with different writing techniques. Switch up your genre, time period, plotting method, etc.
For reference, I used to be a pantser who writes plot-driven mystery stories. But now, I'm more comfortable with being a plantser who writes character-driven low fantasy stories! Basically, don't be afraid of change, because it might help you later.
4. Know your ending
In my opinion, the most important thing to consider while writing a story is your ending - not your beginning or middle. You can rewrite your beginning chapters anytime, and you can always figure out your middle chapters later, noone knows how to write the middle of a story anyway.
But if you don't know the ending of your story, you're screwed, buddy. Without knowing how your story ends, you can't write the events that build up to that ending.
You're unsure about your novel's ending at first and decided to throw in a last minute plot twist? That means you've been foreshadowing the wrong ending the whole book, and you gotta rewrite. You don't know how your characters will develop throughout the book? You won't be able to write the journey of their arc throughout the story. Hassling, right? That's why, try not to start writing your WIP without having a possible ending in mind.
5. If you write, you're valid.
Nowadays, the standards of being a writer is that you have to write a full-length novel and be traditionally published. This isn't true, not even the slightest.
You write poetry? You're a writer and valid. You're a screenwriter? Bro, look at the word. ScreenWRITER. valid. You write fanfictions? Valid, and you're not cringey. You have NO idea how much I worship fanfiction writers for writing what canon won't give us. You're writing but don't want to be published? You're still valid. As long as you write, you're valid, because that's the whole point of being a writer.
6. Don't follow every single tip
There's a reason why they're called writing tips, not rules. You're not meant to follow every single one of them, they're only meant to guide you on the way. Some will be useful, some won't, depending on yourself. So please, don't be pressured to follow every writing tip you see.
What bathroom should I use? (Idk, I just thought it was kind of a good idea for some people)
lgballt
Shout-out to everyone who got bullied a fuckton in school but tuned out most of it because you didn’t understand social stuff and because sometimes it took WEEKS to even realise, “Oh. They were being mean.”
Shout-out to everyone who got through primary school in a dissociative haze that they can’t even remember anymore
Shoutout to anyone who receives a compliment from someone they never really talked to and have to take a minute to determine whether this is hostile or not
OUR YOUTUBE
the urge to steal traits habits and behaviors from ur favorite characters from media you've just watched
This is yet another blank-culture-is blog! Specifically, ND trans aspec culture. inspired by @neopronoun-user-culture-is @ace-culture-is @aro-culture-is @trans-culture-is @ndcultureis and many more blogs that i may or may not add in the future
now this may seem niche my dear people seeing this post, but fear not, for we also take any combination of these things, or from multiple people, for example, are you trans and you have an aspec sibling and an ND friend? thats ND trans aspec culture! are you trans and ND and dating an aspec person? thats ND trans aspec culture! and of course, if youre all three, its ND trans aspec culture.
typical format for culture-is blogs, you probably know the jam by now, but for those who havent seen a culture-is blog, or just need a reminder(because who doesnt need a reminder of seemingly basic stuff every once in a while, am i right?) the format is “ND trans aspec culture is…“ unless something more specific is relevant, like “dyslexic ftm demiromantic culture is…” “autistic agender cupiosexual culture is…” ”dyscalculic genderfae ace culture is…” etc. etc. you get the point
you can call me Artemis or William, he/it pronouns are preferred, but any besides she are fine
i will also be doing pronoun/name/titles fittings as well as answering questions about any of the topics of this blog, though keep in mind that i am not an expert on any of these topics and even if i were my word would still not be the end all be all
i will not be humoring hateful/bigoted anons on here so you will not see any of that, i also will not post any asks that i think may be offensive to other minority groups, though i wont be perfect with that and encourage you to tell me, respectfully, when ive missed something, as it is only ever going to be an honest mistake and i do not hold any desire to harm people whove done nothing wrong
i am a minor and sometimes sex repulsed so please keep all nsfw talk out of here for my own well being
About the professor who says "no exceptions" – have they specifically said disabilities don't count? Just curious, because that would be uncool. (I've had lots of profs who acted like they're "so particular" but it was all talk just so the annoying NT students leave them alone. I was a TA for a prof who would go on and on about no exceptions but gave exceptions to anyone who sent him an email. It was really annoying.)
that's a good point, actually, because she hasn't and i just assumed that's what she meant. i've only very recently got the accommodations fixed and am still adjusting to all of it tbh so i have been too nervous to ask. but now that you say this i might do so! thanks! :)
incredibly brave of movies and tv shows to put important information written on the screen expecting me to not be on my phone or otherwise engaged
