4- Is trust a big issue with you?

I guess kinda. I don’t trust a lot of people with my stuff cause I feel like a burden sometimes or I just am not comfortable. And I REALLY don’t trust people with group projects usually.

9- Is confidence cute?

Hmmm, not cute, but more handsome? Or a more default attractive.

16- Do you think you’ll change in the next six months?

Yeah, probably, but I couldn’t guess how.

24- What do you want right this second?

I really want something good to eat.

31- Honestly do you hate the last boy you were talking to?

Sometimes…

55- Favorite type of fruit pie?

Apple pie. Pumpkin pie is real good too, but not a fruit.

73- Have you ever cried because you were so happy?

Yes, once. I was ten and had had a horrible day and my mom has bought me the next book in a series I loved.

82- Favorite type of cookie?

Chocolate chip, hands down. Though if this is Girl Scout Cookies, tagalongs.

prideprejudce:

prideprejudce:

prideprejudce:

hello everyone i want to die

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i am losing my goddamn mind 

bygwydd:

The fact that I am “not a vampire” and have to “go back to work tomorrow” is hitting pretty hard right about now.

lunapics:

churchyardgrim:

jpfinch1:

just-shower-thoughts:

Blowing a dandelion is basically you helping a weed ejaculate.

I was having a good day. We were all having a good day.

I mean it’s kind of not, seeds aren’t analogous to sperm, hell, pollen isn’t analogous to sperm, plants don’t do dimorphic gametes like that. a better analogy would be firing a couple dozen fully-formed babies from a tshirt cannon

Now we’re having a good day again.

savvymavvy:

bomberqueen17:

cykelops:

avengerandxman:

tredlocity:

holy shit what an upgrade

Someone tell me, who is this woman?

roxane gay wrote world of wakanda one of the greatest modern comic books (shes a writer outside that, of course, but thats what i know her for)

(followup)

also, in case you were not aware what a legend this woman is,

she’s a legend

GIVE ME ROXANE WRITING THIS MOVIE.

oncelerfucker69:

People who proudly identify as neoliberals are basically walking around saying “I hate poor people and love economic imperialism” in a label

writer-ace:

I don’t know if some people just experience panic attacks way different from the way I do, but a lot of writers seem to write panic attacks as thought they read a list of symptoms and just picked some to go with. Here are things for writing panic attacks:

• I always, always notice when a panic attack is starting. The panic is usually a pretty good indicator of it. Why do all of your charaters end up mid-panic attack before they notice the panic attack is happening?
• Panic attacks should include at least 80% more thinking than they’re usually written as including. The thoughts can/should be disjointed, incoherent, and repetitive. The reader should feel like the character is panicking instead of having to be told that they’re panicking.
• Panic attack symptoms don’t abruptly disappear when the main panic attack stops. A person isn’t automatically fine 30 seconds after finishing having a panic attack.
• There are varying degrees of panic attacks.
• Go with symptoms beyond “can’t breathe and feeling like I’m going to die”.
• Please.
• Look up some other symptoms. Include the shittier ones like irritability, screaming at people, etc.
• It’s hard to be coherent during a severe panic attack. A bizarre number of characters will stand there going “I can’t breathe” as though they’re vaguely having an allergic reaction. Give me characters apologizing four hundred times in a row. Give me characters who can’t complete a sentence. Give me characters who can’t say anything.
• If you have to tell the reader the character is panicking, it’s not a well-written panic attack.
• Bystanders almost never react as well in real life as they do in stories.
• A lot of people (me included) don’t like to be touched during panic attacks. Every character in stories seems to react well to a hug. Give me characters frantically shoving someone away. Give me characters who can’t manage to tell the other person to get off of them because they can’t get the words out.
• The experience of having a panic attack can be exceedingly embarrassing. People will do a lot to hide them.
• Stop pretending friendship is the cure for panic attacks. It can certainly help, and having people who are there for you is exceedingly important, but a friend/lover existing doesn’t make a panic attack magically go away.