#grammarerrors

[revenuetube]

How to make money on YouTube getting your grammar right

[lisathomaswriting]

When it comes to grammar errors, what are your pet peeves? Here are the top ten grammar peeves, is yours on here? https://www.pinterest.co.uk/pin/511088257702130777/ #grammarpeeves #grammarerror #grammarerror #grammarerrors

[blackwaterjesus-blog]

Don’t do yourself in now. #grammarerrors #shootyaself #grammarnazi #commander

[averagegirl-aboveaverageworld]

below average

she's the girl who never says no. then again, she never really says yes either.  she worries about others more than herself. she wants everyone else to smile when she's only smiling on the outside. inside, she's falling apart. life started happening, and she wasn't prepared. she's fine until someone asks her otherwise. there's something about those three little words. no, not the one's you're thinking. the words, "are you okay?" trigger some sort of emotional warfare that is happening inside. it's then that she realizes that she's not okay. she's been layering happy thoughts over an unhappy reality. her escapes are now her new norm. she can't stand to talk to the same people anymore because they aren't really listening, so she sits silently or talks about petty things like the weather and how high fuel prices are rising.  all of the people she used to confide in only wait for their turn to talk. listening is acknowledging what she's saying with a simple nod of the head or look in the eye, possibly a few sporadic questions or the muttering of small words. she's tired of being the assumed perfect, but she's ever the perfectionist.  she wants people to see her flaws and accept them because she knows they make her so completely different from any other person out there. that's the thing about flaws, they make her beautifully unique.  she gives and gives and gives, but never takes. she gives her time to please others.  she lives for everyone else. maybe it's time she learned that she might be important too.  she's beautiful and everyone except her can see it. i think you know who this girl might be. she can't stand the word "me" let alone, an even smaller word: "I". she pours her heart into her writing, but cannot seem to say those same words out loud without stuttering. she spends her time wondering if all these things can be seen by those who she surrounds herself with. maybe she's less of a mystery than she first believed.  then again, maybe not.