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i just woke up from a dream where i was being interrogated by a bunch of people asking me if “furbies are kosher” firstly…. im not jewish. secondly……..what the fuck

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a comic about fix-it fanfics

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Well, the localized apocalypse should be over soon. The Waffle House is reopening after renovations. Anyone living within FEMA Waffle House disaster scale areas will understand this.

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So, I feel like this is a public service announcement to my fellow writers?? This is your reminder that you need to move every day for your health. As much as we are all tempted to lock away the world and just become a gremlin of literature, you need to move. And you need to move in different ways. I'm recovering from several months of low grade repeated shoulder injuries because I kept to one exercise routine for too long. It kept me from writing because being in the posture for writing at my laptop was hurting me, even after adjusting all the things you are supposed to adjust for good posture. It only stopped after adding some weight training to my life after sticking with yoga for years and years. So yeah, make moving regularly part of your writing routine! Being in less pain is worth it!!

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“how did you get into writing” girl nobody gets into writing. writing shows up one day at your door and gets into you

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big believer that writing doesn't always have to be writing. sometimes writing is going for a walk. sometimes writing is rehearsing your characters' dialogue in the shower. sometimes writing is putting a song on loop and staring at the carpet. sometimes you need to hang out with your story instead of writing it

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feeling called out today

credit: _ADWills

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I feel called out hehe

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Romanticizing reading fanfiction with 100 hits. Romanticizing commenting on fics from seven years ago. Romanticizing giving kudos to a fic with three hits. Romanticizing reblogging someone’s fanfiction post from two years ago, giving them the first note on that post. Romanticizing saying in the comments “I hope there’s a chapter two, this was so good!” On a fic posted in 2013

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Dearest writers,

No matter if original or fanfiction, no matter your fandom, no matter the genre, no matter if it's a longfic, oneshot, drabble or even a single paragraph....

Magic is woven into your words. The very act of creating something is inherently magical and your writing is no different. Pouring your heart and soul into writing? That's magic, baby.

You bring worlds to life. You bring characters to life. Your words are a haven for readers to bask themselves in, to escape this dreary world and enter yours, even if only briefly.

And for those of you with very little readership, please know your words are still just as magical and valid as those who have a lot of readers. There will be people out there who will love your words, even if they don't express it. Maybe not today and maybe not tomorrow, but one day someone will come along and see what you have wrote and be in awe. With that being said, I encourage all readers to let their favourite authors know how much you like their work. It could help them out!

Writing has never been easy. We pour so much of ourselves into our words, it's honestly exhausting. Yet we do it anyway. We must. Because if we don't tell the stories we want to tell, no one else will. Even when we think we've had enough, there's always that calling to write, to bring characters and worlds alive once more.

I need us writers to remember how special our talent is and how wonderful are works are. We provide magic in a world that is dark and terrible and lonely. It doesn't matter how skilled you are. It doesn't matter how long you've been writing for. Whatever your skill level, your work still matters. You matter.

I am writing this not only as motivation for myself to continue, but also to help inspire others. I don't know about the publishing world, but I know that here on the internet writing can be a thankless journey. It can be demoralizing when you don't get the feedback you want or you're work isn't as popular as you want it to be. It sucks to not get recognition sometimes.

Continue anyway.

Your chosen fandom being a shit? I know. Continue. Life getting you down? I know. Continue. You only have one reader and that person is you? I know. Continue. Why? Because you know you must. No one else can do what you do. You and your work is unique and there will be someone else out there who will be so thankful that you wrote what you wrote.

Continue.

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Ever read the book based on that version of the Transformers universe? It's called The Covenant of Primus. It specifically mentions there are 13 genders and fems are classified as fems because of their ability to handle several complex processes at once, nothing about frame type. Thank you Transformers for spelling out nonbinary gender and gender as separate from body.

I think it’s so funny that mfs get mad over transformers having a they/them robot when the show that is transformers prime exists which had the fruitiest twink in the world making body and shrex jokes and the show itself contained so many ASS shots. Mostly of the male cast. And there was always some homosexual tension going on especially when knockout was onscreen.

I watched that show since I was eight. Thank you to transformers prime for helping me understand gay people because no one taught me

Also

That’s just transformers prime

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The Eyes of God, Prohodna Cave, Bulgaria.

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you heathens will reblog day specific posts any day of the week. i woke up thinking it was wednesday