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Grammar homework instructions: explain why this sentence is wrong

Me who has been passing grammar classes on pure instinct since 3rd grade: the brain worms told me so

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gonna tell my kids this was cw's supernatural

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Pride flags these days are getting outa hand WTF IS THIS 😭😭😭

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november 5th 2 electric boogaloo

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in the US we only have 3 genders. american beauty, american psycho, and american pie

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I THOUGHT SHE WOULD NEVER DIE WHAT

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As a writer on tumblr, likes are just noise to me. They are the polite nod from a stranger when you meet eyes by accident - it means something when you don’t get much interaction with others, but when you put yourself out into the world day in, day out, you’ll quickly forget these impersonal moments happened at all.

Impersonal is the right word. It’s nice to get them, yeah - but they’re a ticket stub, an ‘I was here’ that exists for the benefit of the person who keeps the ticket. Its funny how a form of interaction can feel so faceless, somehow.

I am grateful to everyone who has read my work, of course. But humans are hardwired to want attention, real attention, from others. Babies will die if they don’t get attention, even if they’re fed. I think I get feedback from less than 1% of the people who see my stuff, and that’s just on this blog.

I’m not asking you for pity or attention. I’m just saying… if you can think of someone who has written something you enjoyed, please send them an ask today and let them know you liked it. Just saying “I read ___ and I liked it, thank you for writing it” is enough. It means so much to writers, original or fandom, poetry or prose, reader pov, oc creators, whatever

Likes are white noise. Comments, reblogs, and asks are songs. Please show us your song.

[yes I would like you to reblog this]

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THE PODCAST

SCAR SWORE TWICE

MILK SOG BRAIN SOG

UNDERWEAR DISCOURSE

ASKESQUADDLES

THE BRITISH SLANDER(\j)

what is HAPPENING what DID THEY PUT IN THE WATER IN HC

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A quick moment of appreciation for the time in 'Camp Half-Blood Confidential' where Nico stands up in the middle of dinner and sings a bad parody of the Hokey Pokey in front of everyone. Thanks you.