#using words

[revived-crows]

I took a shower so now I'm clean, a tranny AND a faggot

[living400lbs]

“Can we hug you?” Maro let go of Tapan and faced me.

“Uh.” I didn’t step back, but it must have been obvious the answer was no. Maro nodded.

“Okay. This is for you.” She wrapped her arms around herself and squeezed."

- from Artificial Condition by Martha Wells

[grandmoments]

The Dragon Prince 2x2

[pointless-letters]

REASONS WHY BRITAIN IS TOTALLY RUINED THESE DAYS, NUMBER 24,379: “People using big words.”

[queensgaybeach1d]

Sorry but I feel the same way. Using "love" every sentence makes you sound condescending, if not sarcastic. I'm not sure if that's how you think in English being not your first language, but it comes off that way.

Hi dear,

Thank you for at least being honest with me. I do not answer all of the questions, since my co owner answers 50% of them too (since I am hardly online these days). I did tell her to be nicer, maybe she thought that throwing 'love' and 'dear' in a sentence would make it seem that way.

As for the other 50%, I will definitely try my best not to use it as often as I do/did. Again, my sincere apologies. However you have to understand that I will not quit using the unique names I give my anonymous asks, I want them to feel loved and comfortable.

I genuinely did not mean to sound phony or sarcastic, I hope you know that. ❤

Thank you for everything. Have an amazing day, lovely!🙂

[trademarkhubris]

gnnnnn the quickest tendo studies

[mybeautifulchristianjourney]

by Matthew Miller | If you’ve seen the classic 1987 movie The Princess Bride, you can’t fail to remember the word inconceivable. The brainy Sicilian, Vizzini, overuses the word as he, Fezzik, and Inigo Montoya, stealing away with Princess Buttercup, find themselves pursued by a mysterious Man in Black. Time and again, the Man in Black overcomes obstacles to close the distance, and each time Vizzini exclaims to himself, “Inconceivable!” Eventually, Inigo Montoya objects in his...