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the very normal host and crew of a public access tv station

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siren

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“how would you feel if someone blocked you just because they found you annoying?” then i wouldn’t have to interact with someone who thinks i’m annoying? i don’t see a problem

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Faye Marsay as Steph Chambers in Pride (2014)

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"What were you doing at the devils sacrament" jarking my whole thing off. Next quiestuon.

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I need my non-german follows to know about Harambe 2.0: the 2m fish that was shot because it kept biting people who swam in the lake even though it was just protecting its eggs </3

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im cis. acab since birth

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daily affirmations:

i am kind

i am in control of my emotions

it does not bother me when someone is in the kitchen while i was planning to be in there alone

everyone in the house has the right to be in the kitchen

i am kind and in control of my emotions even when someone is in the kitchen while i was planning to be in there alone

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If there’s a piece of writing you love, that makes you wish you had the ability to do what it does, the tools you're looking for are inside the story itself. Fiction is rarely mysterious in how it works. All you have to do is pay attention with the right mindset.

What you’re looking for is cause and effect, set-up and pay off. What does that piece of dialogue set up a) within the scene and b) later in the narrative? What purpose does this moment serve for the story as a whole? Can you identify the turning points within the scene and the turning points in the larger narrative? How do they fit together? You’ll find these things tend to fall into general patterns. Don’t get distracted by focusing on character details, analysis, or speculation! Fandom tends to overemphasize character to the exclusion of everything else. You probably already know how to analyze characters, but how much time do you spend thinking about the mechanics of the narrative? If you can figure out what makes the stories you love work, you can teach yourself to do any kind of storytelling you want to.

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if ur a harry potter and a "trans ally" that shit's embarrassing. her fame is what gives her money and her money is what allows her to destroy trans rights whereever possible. and u posting abt her fucking magic books still is adding to its positive reputation + to her fame whether u like it or not. u cannot be claiming to support trans people and be a harry potter fan in fucking 2025 come on now. read literally any other book.

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I am not immune to the silly scientists from pacific rim I like them. Once again thinking about newt pacificrim. Biologist with like full sleeve tattoos of the animals he specializes in is such a Type Of Guy he's like masc miss frizzle

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Mermay 21-30 by Christophe Young

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