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I DID IT. Okay so I still think “omg what have you done???” but I really put my heart in this so… yeah.

Title: Forgiveness

AO3

Again huge huuuuge thank you to @stariastics for proofreading my work.

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a garden of hanging plants in our kitchen, living room, bed room. fresh air flowing in through windows, the smell of rain wrapping around like a blanket as i’m curled up on the couch reading a book.

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Tenten Days 2019: Day 3 : Chuunin/Chuunin exam -> Tenten during her fight against Temari

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Tagged by the sweet and talented @lady-charinette whose writing and ideas I'm always looking forward to read 💕💕💕

Rules: tag people you want to get to know better and answer the questions

Relationship Status: single (does a crush counts? 🌚)

Fav Color(s): pink, green and yellow

Fav Ships: MinaKushi, Mondler, ShikaTema, ShinRan and Hinny

Last Song: She Will Be Loved by Maroon 5 ❤

Last Movie: Disney's Enchanted

Tagging these amazing people: @livvy-the-protector @lisaflowers @salad-chan @lifeasadentalstudent and @draiwsy (hiya 😊🌻💗)

Tag games!

I was tagged by @uzumaki2810 whose coloring I greatly enjoy and who seems to like a lot of the same things I do!

Rules: Tag people you want to get to know better and answer the questions.

Relationship Status: Married

Favorite Color (s): Any shade of blue

Favourite Ships: I’m honestly not much of a shipper

Gratsu

Last Song: End of Me by Ashes Remain

Last Movie:

Cinemas - How To Train Your Dragon 3

Streaming - Mystery Men (I have to say I didn’t remember much of it!)

I’m tagging @fading-away-today , @starfirexl , @starblazesposts @lizcliff @pandakinz   @gaythingsingayplaces but only if you want to and also anyone else who’d like to join. :)

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They are so precious

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Tenten Days:  Day 1 - Academy student -> Happy Birthday, Tenten

I want to be a great and powerful ninja! To walk in the footsteps of the legendary kunoichi, Tsunade 

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The deal with showing vs telling

This topic has been discussed to death, but I have had some requests for it. So, I thought I’d add my two cents:

1. Forget the “always show” rule

I’ve heard this advice so many times: don’t tell when you can show. The problem is that this gets interpreted as meaning that you should never use telling.

That’s not true. Every story will have its tell moments and that’s how it should be.

So, let’s move on to when you should use which technique.

2. Showing

Showing means that you relay events/things that happen as they happen, making the reader feel like an observer.

This means that you do not spoon-feed the reader information. You show them what is happening so they can make their own deductions.

This should be the primary technique in a novel, since it immerses readers into the story and allows them to feel all the feels right along with your characters.

You should use this for scenes that are important for the plot or characterisation. Things that are worth spending time on and you want the reader to experience first-hand.

3. Telling

Telling is when you relay information to the reader in a straight-forward way.

This means that the reader isn’t as involved. They are passive receivers of the information.

This is great for things you want the reader to know, but don’t necessarily want to spend a lot of time on. A great example is the transition to a new scene.

This should be used only when necessary.

Important: telling doesn’t have to be boring. Think of the old fairytale formula of “once upon a time” or the very entertaining telling by Lemony Snicket. You can use your unique voice to make telling as quirky/entertaining as possible.

As is clear from my point above, this is not monotonous exposition. It’s strategic disclosure coupled with good use of voice.

4. Scenes you should show

Don’t tell your fight scenes. Fight scenes have to be shown as they happen. Otherwise, your readers will feel robbed of the action.

If you’re writing in a risqué genre, don’t tell your love scenes. Of course, with books for younger audiences or genres where vivid love scenes aren’t necessary, you can use the simple single-sentence tell.

Never tell your climax. This is the height of the conflict of your novel. The reader should experience this blow for blow.

That’s all I have for you on showing and telling. If you have any questions or would like to request a post, pop by my DMs and asks.

Reblog if you found these tips useful. Comment with your own thoughts on these techniques. Follow me for similar content.

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SakuIno Cuties 🌸💜🌸

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TEAM 7: TOAD, SLUG AND SNAKE

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*has a crush* This is infatuation. It isnt real

*sees hot person in hallway* Love at first sight is true the lord has blessed me today the stars have aligned My soulmate is here

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Well fu** I have a new crush... how do I stop it before it grows?! ☹☹

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Introducing: Ino Week 2019♡

Hosted by @hnata

The event was made in appreciaton of the character Ino Yamanaka from Naruto🍥

The event will start on March 14th and end on March 20th.

Make sure to use the hashtag #inoweek2019 or tag me.

Feel free to ask questions

PROMPTS:

DAY 1: through the years

DAY 2: flowers

DAY 3: favorite moments

DAY 4: custard pudding!

Day 5: smile

Day 6: favorite bond(romantic/platonic)

Day 7: alternate universe

RULES:

Tag your triggering content as well as #NS-FW please

No hate is tolerated

No reposts

all types of content is allowed

Late submissions are accepted

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I dare you to tell me they weren’t meant for each other.

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Little fairy💫

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Little Sakura is here to cheer up your day! “Don’t give up!”

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flowers on a walk

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Konan