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guys whatever u do, do NOT picture nanami in a full suit loosening his tie while he sucks higurumas cock, holding eye contact as he takes him into his throat… maybe nanamis cheeks and ears are a little red… higuruma is still in his suit with only his cock pulled through his zipper hole…
28 - Belief
Isack fans rn hoping the news that he’s going to Redbull is fake
My biggest fear for next acotar book is that SJM is gonna cut Lucien’s hair
everyone and their mother be saying "you dont have to mask around me yk"
but only about 1 out of 10 people ACTUALLY understands what unmasking entails. and 9 out of 10 can't fucking deal with it cause i'm suddenly "mean"
YOU BEGGED ME TO UNMASK TF WE ON ABOUT NOW
Are you bored out of your mind?
Looking for something fun to do?
1. Walk up to your local statistician or statistics department.
2. Loudly and proudly declare: "Everything has a 50% chance of happening. It either happens, or it doesn't".
3. Hope your local statistician(s) do not jog and/or are not athletic whatsoever.
Just your daily reminder, if you are working on a project and you restart it:
DO NOT DELETE WHAT YOU WROTE PREVIOUSLY.
I don’t care if “oh no it sucks it needs redone” or “it wasn’t working” NO. I guarantee that when you restart, even if it is going in a TOTALLY DIFFERENT DIRECTION, there is still something in your first draft that can contribute to the rewritten version. It’s easy when you’re frustrated to start going absolutely crazy with the backspace, but please, okay, I beg on my hands and knees, make a new tab and start rewriting THERE. Leave the first draft where it is, because somewhere in it is a paragraph, sentence, or even a word that can probably find a place in the new draft. And if you don’t end up revisiting the old draft, then it’s okay. I was wrong. But I literally beg you, do not delete it. Keep it. Rework it. Rearrange it. Reread it. Just because you aren’t happy with something doesn’t mean it should just get deleted into oblivion.
IT STILL HAS VALUE.
EVERYTHING YOU MAKE HAS VALUE.
