bumblebeebats:

bumblebeebats:

bumblebeebats:

crazyassassin76:

It must suck being the second generation of a post apocalyptic world cause like half the population is gonna be named Hope or some shit

When i was 11 i wrote a book in which everyone was named after ‘ancient writings’ and signs and stuff in their surroundings, so the main character was called. Panera

She had a bitchy older sister named Hershey. Her friends were named Coke and Pepsi. Pepsi died. It was really tragic

I will never top this in my whole career

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greelin:

why do so many 40+ yr old men have the audacity to like.. flirt w/ me in all seriousness. i’m half (or less!) your age, bud. do you not have places to be? go call your kids. eat a grapefruit. stock up on viagra. decay. the options that don’t involve me are endless

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peterssquill:

peterssquill:

nick fury, coming in through the fire escape, fresh tuna in hand, taking his eyepatch off: goose you will never guess what those idiots did today

goose: meow

nick fury: how’d you know? they were fucking stupid. extra tuna for you tonight.

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splicekid:

IT SPEAKS THROUGH YOU : )

starvationxa:

2019 is the year i get my shit together or i finally kill myself so stay tuned

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epicfangirl01:

softestvirgil:

melindawrites:

ittybittytatertot:

melindawrites:

ittybittytatertot:

Some of the best writing advice I ever got was if you’re stuck on a scene or a line, the problem is actually about 10 lines back and that’s saved me from writer’s block so many times.

I feel like I need an elaborate explanation

Often times, I find myself stuck on what a character should say next or what should happen in a scene to connect A to B or so on. When this happens, I fall into the trap of writing and rewriting the same few lines over and over, and becoming more and more dissatisfied every time until I give up. 

But problem is almost never actually whatever line I’m trying to write at the moment; the issue is the stuff leading up to the line. Maybe there are structural issues with the set up, maybe I wrote a bit of dialogue that was out of character leading to a discussion that doesn’t make sense, maybe I’m missing a vital piece of exposition or expositing too much. It could be a lot of things, but the important part of the advice is to look back and be willing to consider changes to something earlier in the work (even if you’re really attached to like a piece of dialogue or a particular sentence or something) instead of trying to find a way to force out a scene that’s not working.

That makes a lot of sense. Thanks for explaining!

This is really helpful!

Woah! I never thought about that! Thanks!

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clementinewithstress:

imacrazedfangirl:

roughhewnends:

rip-n-tear:

hidden-suggestion:

ged-gedward:

when u scratch a cat’s chin and they lift their head up reblog if u agree

when u scratch a cat’s cheek and they lean their head into ur hand reblog if u agree

when u put your hand in front of your cat’s face and they gently headbut u reblog if u agree

when ur cat runs just a lil bit faster to get to u reblog if u agree

cats reblog if u agree

when u wake up to screaming little ball of terror wanting food reblog if u agree

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drawingden:

Love making friends on tumblr.com :)

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