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i hate myself for being such a coward. i should have taken my life years ago.

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i feel so left out. like everyone around me knows how to be a human and i don’t.

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someone get me out of this fucking nightmare. PLEASE.

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really fighting the urge to kill myself rn.

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I know that I’ll die by committing suicide; it’s only a matter of when

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DATV — Pookie Davrin UwU

He was just climbing a ladder but he looked like a dad playing peek-a-boo with his hands like that, and I couldn't help myself.

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6 Quick Writing Exercises to Wake Up Your Imagination

We all hit those blah writing days. Your fingers are ready, your doc is open... and your brain goes static. That’s where writing exercises come in — small creative boosts to shake off the dust and get back into your story flow. Here are six to try when your words feel stuck in traffic.

1. The 5-Minute Word Sprint

Pick a random word (use a generator or close your eyes and point at a book), set a 5-minute timer, and write anything involving that word. No stopping, no deleting.

2. Dialogue Without Context

Write a short convo between two people. No descriptions. No setting. Just back-and-forth lines.

3. Rewrite a Scene in Another Genre

Take a scene from your current story and flip the genre. Drama becomes comedy. Fantasy becomes sci-fi. Romance becomes horror.

4. Describe a Place Using the Five Senses — No Sight Allowed

Can’t mention what anything looks like. Only sound, touch, smell, taste, and intuition.

5. Character Swap POVs

Write a paragraph from the POV of a side character reacting to your main character. Bonus if the POV is brutally honest or completely wrong.

6. One Line Story Hooks

Write 3 one-sentence story starters that make you want to keep writing. (Example: “I woke up married to my enemy, and worse — he knew it before I did.”)

You don’t need to write a masterpiece every day. But showing up — even for a silly exercise — keeps the creative part of your brain warmed up. Try one of these before your next writing session, and see where it takes you. 🍒

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datv dorian

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Minrathous murals

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When I was in college my suicide song was Hurt by Johnny cash

And something about that

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Romantic One-Liners Part III

"Every time I look at you, I fall in love all over again."

"You're the reason I smile when there's nothing else to smile about."

"I don't need a perfect moment, I just need you."

"No matter where life takes us, my heart will always belong to you."

"When I'm with you, the world just fades away."

"I never believed in destiny until I met you."

"You are my once in a lifetime."

"If you give me your hand, I may never give it back."

"There are no words to describe how much I love you, but I’ll spend my life trying."

"I don’t need a reason to love you. You're enough."

"You're the spark that lights up my world."

"I used to think I knew what love was, but then you showed me."

"Our time together is so special to me."

"Every time I think I can't love you more, you prove me wrong."

"I would choose you in every lifetime, in every universe."

More: One-Liners Masterpost

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When a Character Is Grieving Someone They Never Got to Say Goodbye To

✧ They talk about the person in past tense… then correct themselves. Then stop talking entirely.

✧ They touch things that belonged to the person like they’re fragile, sacred, about to disappear.

✧ They hoard the last voicemail, last message, last anything. Play it. Don’t play it. Just knowing it exists hurts enough.

✧ They leave something untouched, an empty seat, a half-packed bag, a coffee order that isn’t theirs.

✧ They get irrationally angry when someone else seems to be “moving on.” As if forgetting is betrayal.

✧ They don’t let themselves cry all at once. It comes in pieces. Like they’re afraid too much grief will drown them.

✧ They over-apologize. For being quiet. For being distant. For not being okay.

✧ They become hyper-aware of time, dates, anniversaries, time zones, the exact moment everything ended.

✧ They get superstitious. Ritualistic. As if doing things "right" might reverse something.

✧ They smile when they talk about the person. But it’s brittle. And it never quite touches their eyes.

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Have to see the sperm donor today, send vibes and let’s see if he’s coherent

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Posture & Physical Presence For Writers

(Because how they stand can say more than how they speak.)

Upright and stiff — Formal, tense, or deeply uncomfortable. Slouched shoulders — Insecure, exhausted, or defeated. Relaxed stance — Open, comfortable, confident. Hands in pockets — Guarded, casual, or hiding something. Crossed arms — Defensive, cold, or waiting to be impressed. Leaning forward — Engaged, flirtatious, or impatient. Back straight, chin high — Proud, stubborn, or putting on a show. Shifting weight side to side — Nervous, indecisive, or stalling. Foot tapping — Anxious, impatient, or barely holding it together. Arms loose at sides — Neutral, calm, open to the moment. Fidgeting with sleeves/hair/etc. — Inner turmoil disguised as casual touch. Spine curled inward — Trying to be small, invisible, or unnoticeable. Standing too still — Suppressed emotion, discomfort, or internal freeze. Dominant stance (feet wide, chest forward) — Confidence, aggression, or showmanship. Head tilted slightly — Curiosity, confusion, or playful challenge.

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He is actually just one of the most beautiful people I have ever seen in my fucking life

☆.｡.:* Happy Birthday Xiao Xingchen *:.｡.☆

For @mdzsnet‘s birthday event

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a writing competition i was going to participate in again this year has announced that they now allow AI generated content to be submitted

their reasoning being that "we couldn't ban it even if we wanted to, every writer already uses it anyway"

"Every writer"?

come on