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One Hundred Ways to Say ‘I Love You’
“Pull over. Let me drive for awhile.”
“It reminded me of you.”
“No, no, it’s my treat.”
“Come here. Let me fix it.”
“I’ll walk you home.”
“Have a good day at work.”
“I dreamt about you last night.”
“Take my seat.”
“I saved a piece for you.”
“I’m sorry for your loss.”
“You can have half.”
“Take my jacket, it’s cold outside.”
“Sorry I’m late.”
“Can I have this dance?”
“I made your favourite.”
“It’s okay. I couldn’t sleep anyway.”
“Watch your step.”
“Here, drink this. You’ll feel better.”
“Can I hold your hand?”
“You can borrow mine.”
“You might like this.”
“It’s not heavy. I’m stronger than I look.”
“I’ll wait.”
“Just because.”
“Look both ways.”
“I’m sorry. I didn’t mean to.”
“Try some.”
“Drive safely.”
“Well, what do you want to do?”
“One more chapter.”
“Don’t worry about me.”
“It looks good on you.”
“Close your eyes and hold out your hands.”
“That’s okay, I bought two.”
“After you.”
“We’ll figure it out.”
“Can I kiss you?”
“I like your laugh.”
“Don’t cry.”
“I made this for you.”
“Go back to sleep.���
“Is this okay?”
“I picked these for you.”
“I’ll drive you to the hospital.”
“What do you want to watch?”
“You can go first.”
“Did you get my letter?”
“I’ll do it for you.”
“Call me when you get home.”
“I think you’re beautiful.”
“Are you sure?”
“Have fun.”
“Sit down, I’ll get it.”
“I made reservations.”
“I don’t mind.”
“It brings out your eyes.”
“There is enough room for both of us.”
“You don’t have to say anything.”
“Wow.”
“Happy birthday.”
“I’ll pick it up after work.”
“It can wait until tomorrow.”
“Cross my heart and hope to die.”
“It’s two sugars, right?”
“I’ll help you study.”
“Stay over.”
“I did the dishes.”
“You didn’t have to ask.”
“I bought you a ticket.”
“You’re warm.”
“No reason.”
“I’ll meet you halfway.”
“Take mine.”
“We can share.”
“I was just thinking about you.”
“I want you to have this.”
“Call me if you need anything.”
“Do you want to come too?”
“I’ll still be here when you’re ready.”
“Is your seatbelt on?”
“Sweet dreams.”
“I was in the neighbourhood.”
“Stay there. I’m coming to get you.”
“The key is under the mat.”
“It doesn’t bother me.”
“You’re important too.”
“I saved you a seat.”
“I’ll see you later.”
“I noticed.”
“You can tell me anything.”
“I hope you like it.”
“I want you to be happy.”
“I believe in you.”
“You can do it.”
“Good luck.”
“I brought you an umbrella.”
“I’ll pick you up at the airport.”
“Take a deep breath.”
“Be careful.”
And…
100. “I love you.”
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“I want to do nothing but write and dream of strawberries and cream,”
— Sylvia Plath, from a letter to Brian Cox written c. December 1961 (via violentwavesofemotion)
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Sometimes its okay to cry. Not that customary weep just because you’ve been hurt over something particular. But that cry when you’ve been dealing with life all on your own for quite some time, when your emotions have been drenched and gasped right through your heart, when you don’t have one of your parents to pat your back or to tell you its going to be okay, maybe the etchy guilt to have made someone feel bad about themselves, or when you can not bear the burden in your chest anymore and your soul feels way too heavy. Just take a deep breath. And let it all go, the burden, the misery, the sorrow and pain accumulating in your chest for far too long. And forming roots within its cavity. Cry, not for help, but to make sure you still feel. You don’t have to be one of those pretentious beings out there. There’s no need to hold it in anymore, and sleep with a heavy heart. It’s okay. It may feel like a long night, but when the sun shines through the clouds, and refracts right into your window that’s when it’ll hit you that there’s always light no matter how dark or scary the night gets. The shrill clucks will wake you up. Make some freaking pancakes. Or some eggs too. And please no bacon. It’s just a few bad days, weeks, or years. But in the end It’s all going to be okay. And fall right into place for you. Every good thing takes time..
-Zainmehdi19
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Just a simple PSA
Cannon = thing that goes boom
Canon = an event that occurs within a published story
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In the year 2019 can we please stop acting like Chaotic Neutral is the only “cool” character alignment?
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PSA: responsible representation within roleplay.
I could easily be one of the LEAST qualified people to write this post, but lately I’ve noticed a phenomenon within roleplaying communities. writers will change their muses’ race, sexuality, ethnicity, and gender ( or attempt to tackle a muse of another race, sexuality, ethnicity, and gender ) without writing any supporting headcanons or making any attempts to incorporate those identities into their muses’ story. Sometimes these “efforts” at representation go no further than a simple faceclaim change ( and, in the worst cases, an alt faceclaim ). This can feel like a token gesture to minority groups, and to be honest, it is. It is GREAT roleplayers are beginning to understanding the need representation within roleplay communities !! Representation is needed. But RESPONSIBLE representation is needed. Writing a character of a marginalized identity should be proceeded by education and dedication.
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1. EDUCATE YOURSELF: 🗸 learning about systemic racism, intersectionality, sexual & racial & gender discrimination, cultural & ethnic norms, external & internalized oppression, whitewashing & erasure, misgendering &passing, tokenism vs. diversity, nuance & stereotypes ( and much more ) will contribute to your ability at writing good representation. If any of these topics may sound completely foreign to you– so DO YOUR RESEARCH! HELPFUL LINKS FOR STARTERS: writing people of color writing poc when you are white writing characters of other sexual orientations comprehensive list of lgbtq+ terms stereotypes and tropes navigation preventing tokenism gender-inclusive guidelines introducing race & skin color naturally
2. DEDICATE YOURSELF: reach out to qualified friends and acquaintances with a genuine curiosity and willingness to learn what life is like in their shoes. be open to accepting hard truths, facing hidden biases, and correcting personal misconceptions. puruse articles and blogs that address the identity you’re looking to write. When re-working your muse, DO incorporate what you’ve learned into their history, psyche, mentality, logic, and ultimate story. things to avoid straight out the gate: X stereotyping - falling back on tropes & generalizations X cultural appropriation - writing about a culture that is not yours, while perpetuating stereotypes or egregiously misrepresenting it X whitewashing - portraying your muse as lighter than they are X fetishism - fetishizing a person or culture belonging to a race or ethnic group, as well as a person belonging to a certain sexual or gender identity group X tokenism - including a minority character for the simple sake of having a minority character X homogenizing - “every gay is the same”, “every latinx person is the same”. to avoid this, write your muse with their own unique dreams, goals, thoughts, stories, and passions. important things to remember: 🗸 just because you fall into a specific minority group does NOT mean you understand life through the eyes of another minority group. X “Oh heck, I could easily write a black muse without research, after all I’m gay.” 🗸 “As a gay man, I acknowledge that people of color have their own unique perspectives and experiences that I have never lived.”
“But that’s a lot of work!” BINGO. People can’t peel their identities off like a pair of clothes, so arbitrarily changing or writing a muses of a certain race / sexuality / ethnicity / gender without appropriately explaining how such changes alter the fabric of their identity, sends out the message that these identities are totally inconsequential.
“But I might screw up.” It’s quite possible you won’t get everything right, but that’s where you stay open to critique, criticism, and pointers, and reach out to people where you can’t find answers. The answer isn’t to totally throw in the towel.
“It would just be easier to write my own identity.” Again, representation is needed within writing. refusing to do so because it’s “work” is a major cop-out.
In summary, offering up the bare minimum representation isn’t good enough anymore. Representation must be rooted in learning and understanding. So educate yourself, dedicate yourself, and REPRESENT the people groups who need it the most. Be safe, and be responsible with your muses’ identities. 💖
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mary macdonald who, like lily, is muggleborn and the two bond so well over their love for digestive biscuits and bourbon creams and smuggle muggle food into hogwarts every year
mary macdonald who is the sweetest beam of sunshine and literal daisy that everyone thinks she should be in hufflepuff instead of gryffindor until the day she snaps and is so badass and sassy everyone is astounded and semi scared of this smol girl who is so pure and cinnamon roll
mary macdonald who puts others before herself, has the brightest smile, fully supports lily’s friendship with snape until snape is an ass and mary is the first to be behind lily and protect and defend her
mary and james having little arguments about who loves lily more
mary who carries around food with her all the time in case one of her friends is hungry. hears someone is peckish and is like BRB GOING TO THE KITCHENS and arrives back with 6 plates stacked to the brim with food and is like !!everyone share. everyone is in love with her
mary who doesnt really know sirius that well but sees him one day looking heartbroken with these tears pouring out of his eyes because that one family member who was always there for him has passed and he feels so alone and all he has is james and remus and peter. she sits next to him, offers him a chocolate cookie and doesnt grumble when he takes three and she listens to all his problems and she tells him that shes here for him
mary deserves more love
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Marauders as John Mulaney Gifs
I honestly don’t know how I haven’t already done this.
James, the day after graduating from Hogwarts
Remus when he says he’s feeling fine right after a full moon
Marlene when Slughorn gave her detention
Peter at 3 a.m.
Sirius when he comes back to school after summer
James and Lily simultaneously trying to be subtle whilst house shopping together
Emmeline after promising to do something
Peter when anyone says literally anything about him
Remus when he’s hired to teach at Hogwarts
Sirius and Marlene when someone points out a flaw in their plans
James whenever he’s in public with Lily
Dorcas when someone asks what she did over the summer
Mary when people start yelling at each other
Marlene when Lily tries to help her study
Peter when the new first years arrive
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Sirius talking about Marlene
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SUNDAYS ARE SO FUCKING BORING WHERE IS EVERYONE
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How the heck do you stop a break down because I'm not sure I can take another one.
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I’ve found my anxiety is getting worse and I’m agitated with people I usually don’t get agitated with. I don’t have therapy again until the week after next and I have to wait until the 18th to see someone about retesting me. I’m not sure what to do, none of my coping skills seem to work anymore.
I’m just frustrated with everything.
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“Her black hair shone like a river under the moon.”
— Colette, tr. by Antonia White from “Gribiche,” wr. c. February 1937 (via violentwavesofemotion)
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Write down your feelings, you know. You should write down the stories that you want to see. Write down what you want to happen to your favorite characters.
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