#Tips To Be a Leader

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[randomminty]

On break..

[twentyfivemiceinatrenchcoat]

one thing i really wish people wouldn’t forget when it comes to suguru’s character is that his core desire is just to have a family. not in a nuclear family way, but in a “i want a place where i belong / i want to protect the ones i love” way…… literally everything else is just an extension of that desire. a means to meet that end. he broke down after being forced to realize that staying with his family meant having to watch them die, so he left and made a new one. and he got stronger. and his core wish was always, always always to create a world where he’d finally be able to protect them :(((((((((

[warhead]

[pillowbugs]

month of ingo, day 27: school

collaborative note taking between rivals during a lecture (ended up derailing severely).

(yes, these are real calculations. pokémon's damage formula is pretty complicated, even without taking into account modifiers such as STAB / tera / weather boosts.)

[bibliophilesince2003]

Leaders in Fiction

My fellow writers... are you writing a novel in which there is a key leader? Perhaps it is the protagonist himself/herself, either training for this role or having the role thrust upon them. Perhaps it is an oldest sibling, fighting to protect their youngest siblings. Perhaps it is a "chosen" leader in found family, taking the role seriously and effectively.

There is one thing I've noticed about leaders. Not just that, but good leaders. Leaders that readers can genuinely admire and want to support.

Leaders rarely grieve while their followers (non-leader characters) grieve; they sometimes rarely grieve at all. Much of their grief is buried or separate from their actions. After all, they are human.

As an oldest sibling, it's assumed I know what to do in a tricky situation. I really don't mind, but it does effect even the strongest strong-willed people. When my siblings are suffering, that is not the proper time for me to rant about a situation I'm dealing with. Honestly, I bury many of my burdens. I find it much easier to comfort others than to comfort myself. On the rare occasion that I do break down, I'm usually alone. If I were to do it in front of my siblings, they would be very concerned. I remember hurting myself so bad (I usually laugh when I'm in pain) that my siblings genuinely didn't know what to do. I'll never forget their expressions. I remember crying in front of my friends on one occasion, and they were very shocked and unsure of how to handle it.

Anyway, I feel like this is an important quality, and this thought process has really helped me when I have to write leaders in my own writing.

Sometimes, real life experiences really do help fuel your writing. I hope this advice helps at least one writer. I wish you all the best!

[rosesocietyy]

Santiago you are going to pursue helplessly what braver men than you haven't had the courage to even glance at and when you fail so miserably it feels like the fabric of your reality has been rewritten I want you to hold that L with all the grace of a looney tunes character, how dare you think you have a modicum of a chance with Thee Helen of Troy of vampires?

[eternal-dragon-of-time]

I love Drakath being fuck off tall in Aqw but it also makes me laugh because for consistency's sake in my brain it means DF!Drakath is a beanpole of a man.

[akkivee]

the pivotal points in bat’s past 🤔

kuukou

age ????- his best friend moved away

age 14: attained a higher level of asceticism than his father, met hitoya who helped clear an assault charge on some good will that went awry

age 15: left home to flex his talent, got humbled quick lol but met ichiro and vowed to grow stronger

jyushi:

age ???? (presumably 6)- received amanda from his grandmother

age 13- started middle school where he ‘befriends’ iyogi

age 14- has been a victim of bullying for a year and the bullying escalated to the point his grandmother was killed. met hitoya who made sure iyogi ain’t seeing the light ever again and a little later helped jyushi find the will to keep living

hitoya

age 14- loses his brother

age 23- upon receiving a tip, he decided to change majors from being a doctor to a lawyer in order to jail the guy that bullied his brother. broke up with jakurai after a disagreement

age 31- meets kuukou and jyushi for the first time and we see the fruits of his lawyer efforts

[waywardsalt]

man just about every new little bit of that new totk book i see just makes me feel more and more rabid

[tha-wrecka-stow]

[highmati]

we’re going villain mode team

[longelk]

if p03 was a pokemon gym leader would his type be electric or steel

[bi-hop]

BAKSKSKS

[bidaryl]

the walking dead (rewatch) 1.04: vatos

[ewkpop]

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