I've had enough of dreaming

Cay. Adult-ish. They/them | If its worth doing, its worth overdoing | I'm here sometimes | Writeblr: @bearattorney

[theallknowingmimir]

"Nice one, human."

[jascurka]

Don't be afraid if there's no wind in my hair There's a stillness left in there I'm seeing double

[ophanic]

gay people be like “i know a spot” and then take you up that hill to make a deal with god 🙄

[yokolate]

Quanxi and her girlfriends CHAINSAW MAN: Assassins Arc PV

[devotivesugarrush]

My gentle monster

[fresh-bag-of-ham]

real people being partially closeted or ambiguous about their own sexuality while making Gay Art is not queerbaiting

[princeofsparkles]

Real people figuring out they’re queer through the process of making gay art is not queerbaiting either

[lady-writes]

#real people not telling you everything about themselves is allowed

[lavelis]

it’s hard to not stare at your crush, right killua?

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[megmahoneyart]

I was doing Apothecary Diaries Consort stickers, and couldn't resist doing MaoMao also. The themed flowers were so funnnn

[theminecraftbee]

you ever accidentally create a recurring theme in your writing. you start putting together an outline for something you’ve never written before and get partway through planning, rearrange the pieces, and go “GODDAMMIT THIS IS ABOUT GRIEF AGAIN”? because let me tell you,

[adalouve]

miss her so much

[seahoney-deactivated20210605]

the blue spirit

[just-a-jumbled-writer]

Not all character development is positive. Characters can, and in my opinion, should, develop both negative and positive traits throughout the course of their story. As the story goes, they shouldn’t be perfected, they’re people, not artpieces, and so there shouldn’t be a stage where they’ve improved/changed exclusively for the better, to the point where they have no negative traits at all. 

[miranodraws]

[rezijellyfish]

Family

[onyxedskies]

people who think writers are in control of the story clearly have never spoken to a writer

[noctysart]

[silkcrows]

"I was not a lovable child, and I had grown into a deeply unlovable adult."