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I’ve been against it since day 1, two members of my family have and are still very pro-ChatGPT. Recently I did an experiment to see just how correct it was for a course of mine— safe to say I was right, it wasn’t helpful. Yet, even despite this, I see family and friends still using it. Unfriendly reminder that the use of an Ai to help you study or complete a course is eroding basic skills used to focus on reading long form content (books etc.) and think critically.

ur future nurse is using chapgpt to glide thru school u better take care of urself

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Hi dearest tumblr writers here is some tips you have no choice in using now.

Please stop over using: said, say, yell, whispered, in your stories. Its atrocious,

(Edit)

I know I phrased it that you were "over using" said. (I was making a joke) I'm not going to bully you for using it. I provided this list for those who *want* it. Personally *I* do not frequently use "said" BECAUSE *I* like to show more emotion in my dialog. Again I am not going to say your writing is good or bad based on the tag on your dialog. This list is for those who WANT to use it.

Use these instead

Neutral 

Announced 

Commented

Divulged(Make known)

Explained

Called

Began

Told

Reported

Observed

Remarked(Say something as a comment;mention 2. Regard with attention;notice)

Noted

Continued

Conferred(Grant or bestow 2. Have discussion;exchange opinions)

Replying

Replied

Retorted(Say something in answer to a remark, usually in a sharp, angry, or witty manner)

Answered

Responded

Suggesting

Advised

Appealed

Asserted

Beckoned(Make a gesture with the hand, arm, or head to encourage someone to come near)

Urged

Promised

Inclined

Implored(Beg someone earnestly or desperately to do something)

Implied

Hinted

Persuaded

Touted(Attempt to sell, typically by pestering in an aggressive or bold way)

Proposed

Teasing or Flirting

Grinned

Quipped (Make a witty remark)

Teased

Taunted

Purred

Mocked

Mimicked

Provoked (Stimulate or give rise to in someone)

Joked

Lied

Imitated

Making a Sound

Breathed

Choked

Croaked

Drawled(Speak in a slow, lazy way with prolonged vowel sounds)

Echoed

Grunted

Keened (Wail in grief for a dead person)

Moaned

Mumbled

Murmured

Painted

Sang

Stifled

Sniveled(Cry and sniff in a feeble or fretful way)

Snorted

Whimpered

Whined

Uttered

Bawled

Howled

Whispered

Accusing

Accused

Articulated

Postulated(Suggest or assume the existence or fact truth or a basis for a reasoning, discussion, or belief)

Angry

Barked

Bellowed (Emit a deep, loud roar, typically in pain or anger)

Bossed

Carped (Complain or find fault continually about trivial matters)

Censured (Express severe disapproval)

Commended

Criticized

Demanded

Raged

Ordered

Reprimanded

Scoffed (Speak to someone or about something in a scornful derision or mocking way)

Scolded

Seethed (Bubble up as a result or being boiled)

Snapped

Screamed

Snarled

Told off

Thundered

Roared

Yelled

Chided (Scold or rebuke)

Leered (Look or gaze in an unpleasant, malicious, or lascivious way)

Condemned 

Rebuked (Express sharp disapproval or criticism of someone because of their behavior or actions)

Admonished (Warn or reprimand firmly)

Chastised (Rebuke or reprimand severely) 

Berated (Scold or criticize angrily)

Interrupting

Interjected

Interrupted

Chimed in

Comforting

Soothed

Comforted

Reassured

Consoled

Empathized

Asking a Question

Sought

Inquired

Doubted

Hypothesized

Guessed

Supposed

Suggested

Lilted (Speak, sing, or sound with a lilt)

Wondered

Probed(Physically explore or examine)

Beseeched(Ask someone urgently and fervently;implore)

Acceptance

Accepted

Acknowledged

Admitted

Affirmed

Agreed

Justified

Settled

Verified

Concurred

Condoned(accept and allow behavior usually thought as offensive)

Cocky or Snarky

Grinned

Taunted

Purred

Jabbered(Talk rapidly and excitedly with little sense)

Fear

Shrieked

Screamed

Swore

Quaked

Shivered

Trembled

Warned

Cautioned

Shuddered

Stammered

Fretted (Be constantly or visibly worried or anxious)

Hesitated

Stuttered

Quavered (Shake or tremble in speaking, typically through nervousness or emotion)

Happy

Babbled

Beamed

Blurted

Bursted

Cheered

Chortled (Laugh in a breathy, gleeful way;chuckle)

Chuckled

Crooned (Hum or sing in a soft, low voice, especially in a sentimental manner)

Crowed (Gloating;saying something in a triumphant manner)

Exclaimed

Giggled

Laughed

Rejoiced

Sad

Wailed

Cried

Sobbed

Yelped

Agonized (Undergo great mental anguish through worrying about something)

Blubbered (Sob noiselessly and uncontrollably)

Groaned

Mourned

Puled (Cry querulously or weakly)

Cried

Wept

Grieved 

Lamented (Mourn someone's death)

"She said with (a)(tone)" Is also a better option than just "she said". Or mix and match

Casual 

Chiding 

Courteous 

Curious 

Dry 

Flirtatious 

Level 

Rasping 

Small 

Panicky 

Soothing 

Condescending 

Perpetually tired/angry/excited 

Controlled grin

Fond look

Gloomy sigh

Note of relief

Sad smile

Sense of guilt

Sigh of irritation

Forced smirk

Wry smile

Crooked smile

Conviction

Determination

Rage

Firm persistence

Pleasure

Quiet empathy

Simple directness

Astonishment

Still emotion

Also here are some better adjectives for words you are banned from using too

“Good”

Exceptional

Adequate

Splendid

Superb

Admirable

Favorable

Marvelous

Satisfactory

Reputable

Worthy

Respectable

Pure

Uncorrupted

Efficient

Dependable

Merciful

Considerate

Mannerly

Proper

Decorous

Satisfactory

“Okay”

Satisfactory

Approved

Acceptable

Passable

Tolerable

Sustainable

“Nice”

Lovely

Beautiful

Favorable

Adequate

Kind

Friendly

Attractive

Polite

Helpful

Inviting

Nifty

Delightful

Pleasant

Admirable

Pretty

“Bad”

Atrocious

Awful

Cheap

Rough

Unacceptable

Cruddy

Defective

Incorrect

Inadequate

Raunchy

Inferior

Poor

“With anger”

Acidly

Angrily

Crossly

Irritably

Loudly

Roughly

Tartly

Tightly

Smugly

Sternly

Hotly

“With sadness”

Depressingly

Gently

Sadly

Softly

Desperately

“Not caring”

Absently

Complacently

Dryly

“With arrogance”

Sarcastically

Condescendingly

Smugly

“With neutrality”

Naturally

Calmly

Approvingly

“With care”

Understandingly

Empathetically

Carefully

Hesitantly

Cautiously

Quietly

Uncertainly

That is my peace, thank you

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Having almost finished college for the year, I feel like there are a few things I must say to those interested in going to college or riddled with nerves regarding their future in academia. 1) No one knows what they're doing, and if they do, they're not going to care or remember an awkward encounter you had with them, so don't worry about it. 2) Do however care about the connections you make! It's incredibly important to meet professors in office hours and figure out who your peers are! 2.5) Do not expect transactional relationships with others, that's the quickest way to loose friendships. Call it personal experience. 3) FIND out about university resources! Is there a tutoring facility? What does their disability center look like? 4) Make sure you have documentation and an appointment planned if you need disability accommodations, that stuff can take forever. 5) GET SUFFICIENT NUTRIENTS, make sure you get fruits and veg, as well as protein daily! 6) If you commute make sure you have commuter friends, that legitimately sucked not having freshman year. 7) Familiarize yourself with the university library, I promise you it makes life easier 8) If you're in an honors college or organization, do not limit yourself to interacting with just them. It will be insufferable and isolating, make sure to branch out. 9) Additionally, if an organization requires a fee to be paid for each semester you participate for, be wary. Is it worth it to be in a 'prestigious' club if you're required to pay $100 per semester? I didn't think so. 10) Following the previous tip, if you didn't get into an honors college or organization, do not feel bad. You are smart and capable regardless. 11) Do not compare yourself to others - everyone is at different stage of life, no one is on the same path nor will anyone ever be. Quit it with the deprecation or lack of self worth. 12) If you study a lot with physical textbooks, invest in a bookstand-- I bought mine off of amazon for 20 bucks, best thing I've ever spent money on. 13) Email professors in advance regarding the syllabus, that way you can prepare in advance. 14) Just because a textbook is on the syllabus, doesn't mean you have to buy it. However, do not cut corners for books that are important, what you use to study matters (ex. cheap textbook that loosely covers the class's content vs an e-textbook you can rent online) 14) have fun! yes, you're paying to get an education, but as a trusted friend of mine has told me-- a stressed brain does not retain information well. Make sure you're doing at least 1 of every type of the following: a hobby that's physical, a hobby that's creative, a hobby that's educational, a hobby that's financial, and one that evolves your mindset.

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Oi

So I’m a gal/pal that’s trying alternative styles and when I’m trying to get into whatever style, be it cottagecore, indie, goth, grunge, fairy grunge, etc, I just see people go ‘thrifting is good for the environment!’ or ‘Shein is bad! it profits off of child labor etc.’ Okay, okay. I know that, so what else could I possibly buy from that’s, not thrifting or shein since I don’t live in a desirable place where all the trendy fashion shops are? Cause look, I understand why it’s better to thrift than buy fast fashion. But I don’t have anything like that near me. SO if anyone could please comment down below online shops I could buy from that’d be great (this could also be really useful for other people other than myself!)

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Me @ my husband @flannelfaeries

They detected a person that didn't drink enough yet!

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My love @flannelfaeries, can we please get one?

little buddy bunny | by Lamb Loves Fox

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Pov: your having a sleep over and you’re waiting for your mom/dad/parent to bring you snacks so they can discover the fire hazard your room now poses /joking

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I will legitimately teach myself how to skulpt just to make this a reality

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I WOULD PAY FOR A DETAILED FANFICTION OF THIS. I will either make it or find one.

1888 au

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I smell the comings of another excellent story

by _tyedied

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I see a lot of people talk about libraries and how good they are. But what if I live too far away? What if my library is barren of books? I hear you ask.  Often when I travel I see these little tree libraries, they’re lovely and I see them everywhere I travel. If you don’t have physical access to one, try Libby (although sometimes libby requires ID). If that doesn’t work, highly suggest searching for free websites. I use this lovely one here https://esl-bits.net/. I’ll try to find other resources but if anyone has any others please reblog! As my mom once said, books are like gateways to different worlds. The more you travel, the more knowledge you gain. I believe everyone should have access to that.

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Appetite

Okay so out of context it’s been about a week and I’ve already consumed like 3 books. And this is not because I’m slow at reading I could just finish books in like a day or two.  I feel like I haven’t read in eons and I’m this monster of knowledge thirsting for the taste of words on pages. The sweetness of romance, the saltiness of fiction, the tang of horror, the sour of mystery. I love them all, and I will snack on the words of literature until the day I die.

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- dwarves working at technology stores or as mechanics that fix cars, trucks, and other vehicles/methods of transportation - Giants that work in construction, making sure that workers can safely climb aboard and also help lifting heavy items - shapeshifters that work as police to help bust drug rings and child trafficking rings. - werewolves that work at nursing homes and hospitals as therapy dogs when they transform and as nurses on the regular. - vampires that work night shifts as security guards, club bouncers, and also assist the police force with drug tests and assist potential cancer patients. Vampires that serve in the war, protecting their fellow comrades from bombs and grenades and work tirelessly to deactivate bombs - witches that work as street artists and in home decoration. Who use sigils to help protect and bring luck or business to local establishments, and help new families with protection. Who ease the worries of single mothers that are so desperately afraid of their children getting harmed in their new house. They use spray paint made from herbs and berries that symbolize meaning in their sigils or spells.  - selkies that work as marine biologists and in search and rescue units to help recover lost ships or remains in bodies of water. Who help scientists uncover the wonders of the unsearched seas, and gather samples on new marine life. - elves that work in libraries and bookstores, who are always able to tell you books you might like or what new book they like. Who spend their time reading and working out how to use the new-fangled human computers that work so differently and are not powered by magic. - Dryads that work in parks and nature reservations, and help natural parks that have been devastated by disaster. Who help rebuild cities after disasters and bring vibrant vegetation into gangly neighborhoods that seem to beg for help, something to relieve the depressing landscape. - undead that are able to test make up products for safety. Undead who are able to model fashion looks because their various sized bodies make better mannequins. Undead that eat the brains of animals instead of humans, who do not suffer from mad cow disease and urge humans not to waste the animal’s bodies. -  siren’s that do choir, that use their voice for entertainment and not to drown sailors. Siren’s that work as choir teachers and teach their students how to use their vocal chords to the best of their abilities. Siren’s that sooth hospital patients in pain by talking with them, regardless of if they’re having a procedure or not. - centaurs that work as gardeners for big cities and work with dryads to make sure there is something for everyone to look at. Who plant vegetables and fruits on sidewalk plots so families can have fresh food readily available.

Random thought...

Modern jobs for fanatasy creatures:

- A bridge troll who works as a tollbooth operator. It’s a lot easier than trying to scare people into paying you, and slightly less chance of being stabbed with a longsword.

- A fairy who works in a coffee shop, or bakery, who’s customers always think they make the best pastries. It’s okay to take the food and drink, since the money exchanged makes it a fair trade.

- Dragons who work in the banking industry. They may, or may not, fully understand what investments, mortgages, or interest rates, mean but they do know that their horde grows year after year and that’s good enough for them.

Anyone got any other amusing ideas? Then feel free to add.

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Slowly reigniting memories of cushion forts as a kid where I’d take my build-a-bear plushies and pretend I was making tea and sandwiches in my polyester foam and feather home.

Teatime :)

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