a bad idea

i scream often but i also try to write sometimes??? [ bnha, hq, and a lot more ]

[vvdesd]

someone’s asking if anyone plays bandori in our gc and hhhhh llsif pls 

[warm-suggestions]

For anyone worried about going back to school in a few weeks; may this school year be your best one yet.

[vvdesd]

hshshshs im really feeling anxious bc i haven't really familiarized myself w the jeepney routes here and i have no idea if i'll be able to get down on my stop

[vvdesd]

can’t believe i’m ~kinda~ ~~~slightly~~~ managing to play love live on my tiny ass phone hshshs

[vvdesd]

sometimes i feel like my friend spoils me too much

[vvdesd]

day 1 of being left alone: i may or may not have forgotten to eat since last night but i’m too lazy to go out now

[vvdesd]

this is the second time someone’s asked me if i’ve eaten this day hhhhh 

[thetravelerscompanion]

You know what’s infuriating?

Not writer’s block, but segment block.

It’s when you know what comes before and after, but can’t for the life of you figure out how to write the middle bits.

Can you just… connect already?

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[Words go here]

[angelwarm]

i hope that one day i will finally be ok….i’ll make a cherry pie when it is all over

[angelwarm]

today is the day

[joshpeck]

reblog the cherry pie to be ok

[karasunovolleygays]

Summary: Daichi was stuck on the other side of the country instead of being at home with his family on New Years, but they all made the best of the situation until Daichi could finally make it home for the holiday.

Rating: Teen And Up Audiences Archive Warning: No Archive Warnings Apply Category: M/M Relationship: Sawamura Daichi/Sugawara Koushi Characters: Sawamura Daichi, Sugawara Koushi, Original Characters Additional Tags: Established Relationship, Future Fic, Old Married Couple Daisuga, Actual Dadchi, Suga says outrageous things Language: English Words: 1854 Chapters: 1/1 Notes: For @vvdesd.

This was written for Vera’s Fic Exchange for the @fic-writer-appreciation blog on Tumblr. Dead, I hope you like this token of fluffy appreciation, featuring found family and definitely some pining. Gahhh, I love DaiSuga so much. X.X

The universe this fic is set in is a future continuation of my first ever HQ fic, Coming Home, but it is not necessary to read it to understand the context of this one.

[vvdesd]

i’m supposed to leave in a few hours but i just only realized that i can’t find my charger ughhhhhhh 

[ei-bi]

ft. halter top hawks (thanks @mirshroom ) and how #2 hero hawks REALLY infiltrated the league of villains

[priintaniere-archive]

※ PLEASE DO NOT REPOST/EDIT/USE WITHOUT MY PERMISSION ※

Daisuga week | DAY4: Past/Future

Based on the fic @verdigrisvagabond wrote for the @daisugaweek2017 // please go read masha’s fic, what i drew is only a short scene of this good and pure and sappy fic (just how i like my daisuga ♥ ) 

thank you so much masha for collaborating with me, for torturing spoiling me with your wips and for your friendship! i’m glad i met you and got to work with you on the daisuga week *u*

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[fumira]

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[ichigomaniac]

baby caster bakugo 

[reallycorking]

summer boys! inspo

[galwednesday]

The single best piece of writing advice I ever got was from a professor teaching a playwriting class, who told us that in every scene, especially scenes that were just dialogue, every character should want something. Making every character in a scene have a goal is an easy way to avoid dialogue that’s just exposition, and to make sure your dialogue drives the plot forward and/or reveals characterization. 

It doesn’t have to be complicated or super weighty–as long as the characters have a goal, there will be tension in the scene even if the goals are small. Character X wants to borrow a pen, and character Y wants to make a good impression on character X. X wants to insult Y until they go away, and Y wants to annoy X by pretending not to notice the insults. X wants Y to give them the last slice of pizza, and Y is super full but still doesn’t want X to have it. No matter what your character’s goal is, it will reveal something about who that character is to the reader, and the conflict between your characters’ goals will give the scene momentum.