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if I got carried away by the harpies I would accept my fate because I respect women
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every time i listen to “you’re a mean one mr. grinch” i can’t help but sit there and think “what did the grinch do to hurt you?” because dude just stands there for 2 minutes and 58 seconds and drags the grinch into the dirt
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Urban fantasy oracle who uses vape pens to see into the future, bigger puff means further future sight.
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you're humming. Santa's cheating on Mrs Claus And you're humming. Santa's committing blatant adultery with an ingénue sugar baby w/ the voice of an angel Eartha Kitt. and you're SINGING ALONG
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they removed posting from tumblr. now there's only scrolling down through the vast blank expanse. great
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Fun fact of the day: if a tire has metal piecing out of the rubber, maybe don’t touch it with your bare hands it may just cut you up
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*writes a sentence or two after writing nothing for days*
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3 tips to writing character flaws
1) make their flaw congruent with the rest of who they are.
There’s a lot of different ways to do this, most commonly I’ve seen the “their strength is their flaw” which you can do but I’d recommend exploring it more deeply.
For example, maybe they’re good at attacking things head on, being honest and straightforward, but because they’ve always relied on that they don’t have the practice or an inclination to rely on other methods such as being more crafty, diplomatic, and subtle which are traits a situation sometimes calls for. I call this the “wrong tool for the job” flaw where an over-reliance on their strength handicaps them in situations where a different approach seems better suited. I think people and characters also just have a habit of using their tool for the job rather than the ‘best’ tool.
2) Don’t just tell us their flaw, show it.
Show this character trait coming out in their actions, have it influence the plot in key moments. If they’re reckless, don’t just have another character call them reckless, have them act reckless in a way that impacts their relationships with other characters or the plot.
3) Screw the whole “strengths vs flaws” thing altogether
try viewing character traits outside of a rigid binary of good and bad that you pull from a deck, and instead derive/connect them to deeper truths about who the character is, (how do they deal with problems/what is their ‘go-to’ method? what do they value? what are they skilled or unskilled at? what do they believe about the world and themselves?) and then why the characters is that way (note that it doesn’t all have to come from trauma. Please don’t attribute everything to a trauma. General life experience informs a lot of beliefs/traits, and then some is also just an inborn inclination) I have a longer post about how I tend to try to build a cohesive layout of who a character is.
Note as always, that these just things that I currently find helpful. Use or discard as works for you and your work. Happy writing!
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i found this image to be quite inspirational, thus i wish to share it. you don't have to make something phenomenal much less rather something exceptional. you must first put it out there and tweak things later because you cannot build off of something you put nothing into. some day you'll regret never putting yourself out there.
create beautiful, wonderful things.
~ m.n.
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Follow for the same picture of a rock every day
[ image id: a picture of a grey and white rock on a white background, with a stock photo water mark overlaid on it end id]
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being called "cringe" by another tumblr user is just so..............my sibling in christ u are also on the app
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Ya know there is nothing quite like asking a question that you expected to not get any meaningful answers from in a group chat, only to get that one person who actually has a special interest in that exact topic and gives you literally everything you need for it. Absolute joy and respect please go off on this subject I wish to learn.
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My mom really loves me unconditionally huh. Today I was visiting her and one of the nurses came in and she like put her arm around me? and she was like "hey have you met my daughter I'm so proud of her" and then she started crying??
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