#arrghhh!

[matchavtea]

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[andthestorygoesonforever]

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I am screaming!!!!!!

[wolffyluna]

godDAMNIT it’s inktober in a couple of days!

[memes-and-kittens]

AM I THE ONLY ONE WHO WASN’T FOOLED BY DIANITE’S  ‘’nice charmatic buisnessman’’ FRONT?!!

He always was villanous, this version is just much better at hiding it. and way sneakier about it.

[dont-dr0pthis-blog]

Today has been ever so wonderful

[thatgirlwhowanders]

i can't write "happy"

It's always been in the back of my mind. I've always struggled with it. And now this novel is bringing it out to infuriating lengths. I just can't write "happy." I can't write the pleasant bits in relationships that make you believe the two characters really belong together. I can write their awkward meeting and I can sure as hell write their arguments and ultimate demise. 

Happy just always comes across as sappy, no matter what I do. I had this repeated conversation with someone over the summer, but I have to bring it up again.

Have I really become too cynical about love? 

I've been psycho-analyzing myself for quite a while now and I think I've located the cause of this cynicism but I'll spare you all of the subconscious details for now. I just need to figure out how to keep that cynicism from infiltrating my story.