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🔥 - How has the way you think about yourself changed since you realized you were queer?

it's kind of hard to explain. i mean the easy way is i no longer think of myself as a girl. but i guess i just all-round feel more comfortable in myself. im more confident that i know who and what i am

💛 - Who or what made you realize you were queer?

discovering the right wording and what bisexuality meant. my best friend helped bc i was able to talk everything through with them which is super helpful. but honestly i didn't have like a "queer awakening" where i looked at someone and went "yup. gay." i just kind of came to terms with it slowly and then it all clicked into place

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I think moon and mermaid is just things that you strongly identify with or love...kind of like sword lesbian. Just one of those things that many lesbians tend to love and cherish lol

@ anon 

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6,12,44 for the gay girls

do you use nail polish?

yesssss (my last job, which I loved, I couldn’t wear nail polish and it was like, 3 months and it drove me crazy) (I paint them once a week, and have been like jr high until now and that three minth break... hell) 

describe your ideal date.

binging netflix together and hot coco, maybe snuggles? 

what is your gayest childhood memory?

I mean, like I used to get these fairy calendars by Nene Thomas and then I cut them up and hung them around my room,,,, pretty gay ngl (I still have some in my room.. . .yeah) 

(a pic for reference) 

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1. What color is used to most on the books you own?

Ummmmm I think blue, but I haven’t done, like a tally or anything.

4. Do you sample it before buying it?

Yes, unless I’ve already read it or it’s very cheap. 

18. Biggest turn off on the first page of a book?

“tips of her breasts” lol 

(no but for real, if the dialogue is formatted differently, crass language, and . ..idk slurs?) 

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Top 5 moments in your life

 Jordyn, you have an awful lot of faith in me lol 

These aren’t my top moments, but ones I look back on fondly

The opening number of anything goes (the applause was amazing) 

Passing around my copy of The Last Olympian when I first got it 

Getting into college 

Finding out I was directing Shrew 

Eating ice cream XD

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6. Are you the type of person who will read a book to the end whether you like it or not, or will you put it down straight away if you’re not feeling into it?Nuh, I’m a prolific DNF-er lol I have too many books lying around to waste energy on things I’m not enjoying. But I majorly admire people who have the determination to finish everything they read

12. Do you need to finish a book before you can move on to the next one, or will you have multiple books going at once?okay, this is interesting, because I’ve had questions like this before but I think the answer’s changed. going off my recent reads, I’ve started reading one book at a time whereas I used to read two or three at once. and I think I like reading one book at a time better? I feel like I’m more invested in the storyline and the characters :) 

thank you ^.^ 

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5: If you were given the opportunity to spend 48 hours with absolutely anyone (living or dead), who would you spend it with and what would you do?

I’m gonna be sappy, I just miss my sister

11: What is the strangest thing you have in your room? (You are not allowed to explain why you own it.)

what is strange? I honestly have no idea what would qualify under here 

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Are there scenes that you cut already?

Yeah, but when I was writing them I knew I was going to cut at least one of them, but I think I’m ditching both. I was trying to figure out character voice and the scenes just didn’t have enough plot, they were a bit drab plot wise. But a good exercise for me, nevertheless 

What’s a common writing tip that you mostly ignore?

Just write, which honestly, I should follow lol 

What is the worst writing advice in your opinion?

I’m not sure. Most writing advice is, find what works for you, which is nice. 

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