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[unheardoracle]

Your dialogue is stiff because everyone is being too honest

Great dialogue can come from radical emotional honesty. But in most real conversations, people

dodge questions

answer indirectly

lie (badly)

change the subject

crack jokes to avoid serious answers

lie (convincingly)

say half of what they mean

tell the truth but get so anxious/angry/defensive others now think they're lying

If your dialogue feels unnatural, it might be because everyone is saying exactly what they think, or articulating their thoughts too well. Try letting characters hide things instead.

Subtext is where tension lives.

[blanklystaringatwalls]

oh goodness! oh dear!! oh no!!!

[trek-tracks]

Moon'll stop doing that if it knows what's good for it

[trek-tracks]

Happy Moon Landing Day (July 20, 1969). It does move a little, sometimes.

[hitmyvape]

Actually embarrassing I have to send this text to the work gc

[blasesaint]

[otherwindow]

why is it always a male character going mad avenging his dead wife and never a female character cradling her dying pure of heart husband in her arms then dragging the whole world down with her

[swan2swan]

[charlesoberonn]

First of all, this is a very clever use of this gif. Secondly, fuck you.

[maja-paja]

[cloudabserk]

“fujoshis are harmful to gay men” not this gay man.

[cloudabserk]

on twitter this got a bunch of responses like “wow even the evil fujoshis? the homophobic yet hypocritically fetishistic ones? what if the fujoshi is racist?” and like well no obviously not in that case.

[cloudabserk]

“shoutout to everybody from new jersey!” “even the new jersey serial killers…?”

[snototter]

A Siberian tiger (Panthera tigris tigris) in Amersfoort Zoo, the Netherlands

by safi kok

[gremlinservant]

Just vaccinated three kids and got kicked thank GOD I am selling them today

Edit:

THIS IS A POST ABOUT GOATS!!

[catball]

all my haters become cicaders when i enter the summer of success

[parkchanwoohoo]

Sobbing ofnfjfkfklg

[hneycmb]

Kinda wild how most people generally recognize that the "too sick to go to school, too sick to watch tv/play games" mindset our parents had was bullshit but still impose essentially the exact same rules on disabled adults and scrutinize them for enjoying low-energy hobbies while being too fatigued or in pain to work a full time job (or any job at all)

[herowyn]

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[closetocanada]

Happy Moon Landing Day! ❤️👩‍🚀🌛

[skoople]

another heavy handed symbolism moment: my mom has a potted sunflower in the kitchen. because it is a sunflower, it keeps turning towards the light from the window. my mother keeps rotating it so it faces inward because she wants "to see its beautiful petals and have it really brighten up the space!" . the sunflower is visibly wilting .

[imperialinquisition]

are you going to tell her or

[skoople]

her masters degree is in biology

[it-appears-that-bruno-has-deact]

[historicalbookimages]

🦡 British zoology.. Warrington, Printed by W. Eyres, for B. White, London, 1776-77.. Original source Image description: Historical illustration from 1776-77 showing two animals labeled “Otter” and “Badger.” The otter is depicted in profile with a long, sleek body, short legs, a thick tail, and detailed fur texture. The badger is also in profile, with a stout body, strong legs, and distinctive facial markings featuring dark and light stripes on its head. The badger’s fur is illustrated with fine lines, emphasizing its dense coat and sharp claws. Both animals are set against a simple ground line with minimal background detail. The style is typical of 18th-century scientific zoological engravings.