Girl
The shit you blog is hard to read for me. I'm in a halfway house surrounded by dudes, and I see your post like fuuuuck
Keep seeing them then.

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Girl
The shit you blog is hard to read for me. I'm in a halfway house surrounded by dudes, and I see your post like fuuuuck
Keep seeing them then.
We’ve all seen the thing where someone pointed out that Voldemort was an idiot for trying to make horcruxes when Dumbledore easily lived to be 115, only dying because he got killed, right??
Okay, cool cool cool - now can we talk about why on gods green earth Voldy decided to make horcuxes when (as I’ve just discovered) Armando Dippett, the Hogwarts Headmaster before Dumbles, lived to be about 355???? Like what the hell dude??
Voldy could’ve just lived life but noooooo he had to go perform the darkest magic out there and then got addicted to it to the point the backlash of trying to kill a baby offed him for a few years only for the same child to completely kill him 17 years later!!!
Wizards are stupid and illogical
"Olivia's acting agent and her publicist" good to know she has them. maybe they should start getting to work. lord knows they've got enough to do
L M F A O you did not lie
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So I’m trying to write the next part of my jancy s4 fic, which is meant to be an alternating POV of missing moments within the season, only I’ve got about a dozen scene ideas for Jonathan/Cali Crew but only…two for Nancy/Hawkins Gang. Whoops.
I keep seeing some posts on Pinterest on "how to construct a character" and while not all of them are bad, the most grating ones to me are the lists. You know, the very simple ones like "what does your character like and dislike? What are their quirks?" etc. Like, that's all surface-level stuff. Preferring cats over dogs does not a character make.
And I'd argue that picking some character traits is only a little better. As in "this character is really brave, strong and cares for their friends". Ok? And?
Why does your character prefer cats over dogs? Do they prefer a companion that is more independent and in general more calm? Why are they brave? In which situation does that bravery falter? Why did they become strong? Do they always care for their friends or does their selfishness sometimes override that, either for good or for bad?
To make a good character you have to understand psychology at least to a degree. You gotta know how the human mind works at least in general, what kinds of events influence thoughts and actions in certain ways. And to know your character, you need to construct at least some kinds of motivations, ethics and morals, no matter how vague they are in your own mind.
“It’s been eighteen months!” said Quỳnh. “First Joe's new boyfriend is a doctor and working shifts, then he doesn’t use social media, then he’s studying in Manchester, then he’s shy and doesn’t like photos – it’s getting transparent. I’m almost embarrassed for Joe.”
An Old Guard AU in which everybody takes a turn with the idiot ball except Joe, who is very stressed out by his Best Man duties and introducing his new boyfriend to all his friends.
(It is important context to this story that this is the first time in Nicky’s life he has ever worn black tie and normally he has the same fashion sense as canon!Nicky.)