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Me: But how will my readers know when a character is about to talk?
The resplendent speech mark:
Articles are as important as commas because someone on Discord posted the most delicious description of creamy, garlic, smashed red-skinned potatoes, and someone replied: "These are the shit." But my brain skipped over the word "the" in their reply, and I was about to respond with outrage.
Fairy: can I have your name?
Me, completely oblivious but deciding to be a bitch about grammar: I don’t know, can you?
Fairy: *sulks off, disappointed*
grammarly speed hacking at my emphasis-adding words such as "really" and "totally" be like:
(The 5th is actually my favourite declension but 5 declensions is just too many)
Me writing in my head: Her golden locks flowed across her shoulders and down her back like water flows in a river, almost glowing in the early morning sunlight.
Me when it's actually time to write: Yellow hair look nice.