#Passion for Creative Storytelling

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He should be at the Adventurer's Guild.

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Meet Amey Deo, the Writer Who Scripts Creativity into Every Scene

Let’s meet another great filmmaker in my circles I have a passion for shining a spotlight on filmmakers, media personalities, and gamers. There’s something magical about stepping into their world, feeling their emotions, and translating that connection into stories my readers can truly feel. I introduce a few and will link them at the end of this story.  Today, I want to introduce Amey Deo a…

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The Adventures of a Match

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Don't Worry Be Happy by Bobby McFerrin

[moeitsu]

Why do writers on TikTok have to be like, “If you can’t finish a story in 50,000 words or less, then you’re not a good writer!!”

I get what they’re trying to say. Really, I do. And I know this advice is mostly aimed at people who want to publish. But man, I hate seeing this take, and I see it a lot.

This kind of thinking makes sense for essays and school papers. If a professor asks for a five-page analysis and you need ten pages to get your point across, yeah, maybe you need to tighten things up. But when it comes to storytelling? To creating your own world?

!!! WRITE AS MUCH AS YOU WANT !!!

If you want your love interests to pine for each other for 20 chapters before they even think about kissing—DO IT! If you want them to be hopelessly in love by chapter three—THAT’S OKAY TOO!

I feel like this is mainly a BookTok thing, because I never see this advice on Tumblr. There’s such a huge push for quantity over quality, like books are meant to be consumed as quickly as possible. Everything has to be short, bingeable, and straight to the point. And hey, if that’s how you like to write or read, that’s totally fine! But let’s be real—taking your time with a story doesn’t make you a bad writer.

Yeah, if you’re publishing, an editor might suggest cutting scenes or trimming down chapters. And I get it, not everyone enjoys five chapters of pure world-building (I groan at it sometimes too). But long books exist for a reason—some stories need that space to breathe.

And honestly? Since reading has become more “performative” and “romanticized” (I know that’s not quite the right word, but you get what I mean), there’s this weird competitive side of BookTok where people flex how much they read and how fast. Like, of course you read 30 books in a month—you’re reading books that can be finished in a day! That’s totally fine, but then some of those same people turn around and act like a book has to be short in order to be good.

Like…

NOOOO!!!

Not every book needs to be a quick, one-day read. Not every story fits neatly into 50,000 words. Some books take their time. Some books make you wait for that moment, and that’s part of what makes them so satisfying. And that’s okay!!

[rawliverandgoronspice]

I don't get why people hate the timeline so much, its not like you can't pretty much completely ignore it when you play the games. The only time it even approaches mattering to the story is when there is an explicit sequel like botw and totk or zelda and zelda 2

Hey sorry your ask got lost in the sauce of my broken tumblr, but: yeah!

I mean, I get why in some sense. It's been a heated point of debate and I think some people understandably resent the space it has taken not only in fandom discourse, but in how people began to understand the game and its narrative aesthetic choices. There is such a thing as over-rationalizing everything to hard logic, and sometimes it's just not the fandom for that --especially when you begin to forget it's all just fan theory and start to forget what the games are supposed to be like and evoke beyond just strict facts displayed in a linear way.

What I think bugs me with TotK in particular is that it both evokes and relies on continuity and the idea of a timeline, of archeology, of history itself, while being so loose and vacant with it that it both is doing Timeline Shit while also completely failing to understand why some parts of the fandom were invested in Timeline Shit to begin with.

But that's just my two cents of course!

[wondrouswendy]

I genuinely feel like Alan Wake 2 has reconfigured my brain chemistry on a completely new level. Like no joke, I feel like I was one person before this game and now I’m someone else after. No I am not being dramatic

[azus-reyan]

How My Dear Follower Does It: #1

Meet Jojo—A Mother, A Writer, and Her "Why".

Asking someone why they do something is one of the best ways to understand them. The why is personal, deeply rooted, and often tied to passion.

Writers, though, rarely get asked this question—at least not until they’ve made it to a bestseller list. But asking yourself why you write? That’s essential. It’s the fire that keeps you going.

So yesterday, I asked Jojo—a fellow writer—what made her think, “This is it!” I expected something profound, but what I got was even better: the cherry on top of the cake.

No matter the form—dancing, acting, drawing, cooking,or writing—Jojo’s reason remains the same: ✦ She wants to express life in all its raw, messy, and beautiful emotions.

And that? That’s the heart of every great writer.

Writing Through a Mother’s Eyes.

What makes Jojo stand out, though, isn’t just her love for writing. It’s how she writes through the eyes of a mother.

Why does that matter? Because not everyone has a mother’s perspective.

Many things make great writing: persuasiveness, structure, originality… But if there’s one thing that makes it valuable, it’s relatability.

And who understands human emotions and experiences better than a mother raising two adorable babies?

Jojo is lucky—not only because she’s a writer or a mother, but because she gets to be both at the same time.

She also writes for fun!

There’s a difference between writing because it’s a job—painstakingly carving the “perfect” story—and writing simply because you want to.

Jojo doesn’t have to write. She doesn’t have to sit in front of a laptop, staring at a blinking cursor, willing inspiration to appear. She writes because she chooses to.

No deadlines. No editors breathing down her neck. No pressure from eager fans.

Just writing—for herself first. And if the world wants a peek? Well, that’s just a bonus.

A Writer at Heart.

How do you know something is real?

Relationships, faith, love—they’re all defined by one thing: commitment. Coming back to something, time and again, is what makes it genuine.

Jojo has been to many places. She dabbled in digital marketing, worked as a freelancer, and pursued a bachelor’s degree in business. All while raising two children—and only she knows the struggles that came with it.

Yet, writing remained a part of her through everything, as natural as the eyes on her face and the hands on her arms.

So what's Jojo up to, now?

Between caring for her little ones and managing a home, Jojo continues her education, with dreams of stepping into the business world. But for now, she’s here on Tumblr, sharing her creativity with the world.

And creativity is something she has in abundance.

Right now, she’s writing a thrilling story about a young woman who chooses the pirate’s life in a bid for freedom.

Here’s a glimpse into Jojo’s world, straight from her pirate adventure:

“The story began when I met my stepsister, Aurora. My mother passed away and my father had a lady waiting, with my soon-to-be stepsister in tow. But I tell you now that I'm no Cinderella.”

Wanna read more? Head to @blissfullyunawares and show Jojo some love.

Want to Share Your Story?

Everyone has a story worth telling. If you’d like to share yours, feel free to reach out to me at @azus-reyan or submit your story here. I’d love to hear it!

There’s plenty more to come, so stay tuned.

It’s been a pleasure.

Until next time— Bye!

[holycorrupt]

I think a very unique feature about webcomics that can be a lot harder to see in official publications is the fact that you can actively watch years of hardwork and improvement just slowly build up over time.

And it's one of the most inspiring and beautiful things, honestly??

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What Love Says… Preference

Feelings, imagination, excitement each a loving base from which to create. Feeling into life moment by moment excited perhaps joyful or playful this opens your heart igniting ideas and potentials for growth and expansion.

An open heart allows guidance and intuition assisting your choices toward what you inwardly prefer to create and experience.

With an open heart and conscious awareness tune in to love which connects to the infinite co-creator, collaborator, unifier, bringing meaning to life.

A soft, loving voice within purrs vibes of joy, passion and excitement ready to create, as you inner-stand your connectedness to what you PURRfer. Pounce on preferences.

As you choose to remember that what you see in your world is what you believe, you create new delightful, positive beliefs that inspire wonderful experiences. Beliefs can create or destroy and love is that way too, you choose.

Life is full of opportunities to inner-stand who you are, as you are and lovingly choose preferences that make your heart purr. Seek an inner-standing of your beliefs and preferences choosing to create with conscious awareness, changing feelings, thoughts, words, actions which inspire heartfelt experiences.

Embrace everything as if you created it and preferred it that way. Oodles of love!

What Love Says… 2024 by Jennifer R. Cook @catsinthebagdesignposts Daily messages from animal spirit guides assisting human beings to embrace all facets of love. Each post includes delightful animal illustrations.

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i can’t believe disney is draining the rivers of america for a cars ride, every time i think this company can’t sink any lower they prove me wrong

[noboundariesbl]

Hey everyone, I'm NoBoundaries ♥︎ BL!

I've just started writing BoyxBoy love stories and I'm super excited to be here on Tumblr to share them with you all. 🌈✨

Here you'll find romantic moments, all the feels, and everything centered around BoyxBoy relationships. If you're just as passionate about these kinds of stories and always looking for more, feel free to follow me — let’s connect! 💙

Looking forward to chatting with you! 🎧 Right now, my writing soundtrack is Yesung’s song “그때로 (At the Time)”. It captures the vibe perfectly. 💭

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How My High School Interests Shaped Who I Am Now

Daily writing promptDescribe something you learned in high school.View all responses It’s wild how sometimes the things we learned way back—things we didn’t think too much about—end up becoming such a big part of who we are. When I think about my high school years, I realize that the things I loved then are the same things I still carry with me now. They quietly shaped me, even when I didn’t…

[mimok]

Through the Eyes of a Photographer ~

Ever since I discovered photography in 1996 in New York, it has never left my side. It has become something I think about daily—without exaggeration. Photography has woven itself into every aspect of my life. It’s no longer just an act of creating images; it’s the way I perceive the world. A walk is never just a walk. Every movement, every shadow, every passerby, becomes a subject, a frame, a…

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Replay

We start by discarding small belongingsTiny childhood dreamsFlying imaginary friends to the moonOn a wooden spaceship spoonTowel and sheet capesSuperhero and villain gamesLife as a circus and a stageAll the time in the worldTo find your placeThen Pressured into practicalityAs we continue to growTrading dragons to make endsSwapping stories for trendsPutting away action figuresAnd fairy tales to…

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4me4you features digital creator Dean Bianchi  aka “spipasucci_ai” - “Surreal realities thru AI”.

Dean Bianchi is an eCommerce Director at a small company in Northeast Ohio by day, but by night, he is a passionate digital creator, blending the technical aspects of current digital tools with a unique and often whimsical aesthetic. His creative journey has evolved over the years, influenced by a deep fascination with music, film, and storytelling from an early age.

Growing up, Dean was drawn to alternative media—late-night cable shows, indie films, and local college radio—that presented a world outside the mainstream. His love for these art forms only grew as he studied film in the late 80s and early 90s, forging friendships with other artists, writers, musicians, and filmmakers. During this time, he explored various creative mediums, including 8mm and 16mm film, collage art, poetry, and writing.

Though Dean took a detour in his creative journey for a while, focusing on his ‘regular’ job, he never fully let go of his creative passions. His career in digital tools—Photoshop, Premiere, interactive Flash, and web development—allowed him to keep learning and nurturing his creative side.

In the past two years, Dean’s world was transformed by the emergence of generative AI. Starting with Leonardo AI, he was instantly inspired by the new technical possibilities and the ability to bring his quirky, odd ideas to life. This sparked a creative reawakening, and as he explored platforms like MidJourney and Instagram, he found a supportive and inspiring community of digital creators. Their feedback pushed him to dive deeper into his creative approach, and he’s fully committed to pursuing this new creative outlet.

Recently, Dean has integrated generative AI video into his work, connecting back to his early passion for film and video. This has allowed him to blend his years of video education and experimentation with this exciting new technology. His creative aesthetic is deeply influenced by a fascination with strange, surreal imagery and motion, often mixing dark tones with whimsical or silly contexts. Drawing inspiration from artists like David Lynch, Michel Gondry, and Mr. Bungle, Dean’s work is known for its strong sense of color, randomness, and a sense of being a glimpse into an alternate reality.

Looking ahead, Dean is eager to integrate his creative world into his day-to-day life, whether through a career shift or by building visibility and engagement with the growing digital creator community. He has already begun work on a short film, joined Hailuo’s CPP, launched a YouTube channel for his video work, and is in the process of launching a website and print store. He also enjoys sharing tips and insights with others and is exploring ways to make that knowledge more accessible to a wider audience.

Grateful for the creative outlet that generative AI has provided, Dean is excited to continue sharing his ‘weirdness’ and growing alongside the digital creator community on this thrilling journey.

SEE MORE:

INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/spipasucci_ai/

WEBSITE: https://spipasucciai.com

YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/@spipasucci_ai

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The Power of the Pen: A Passion Unleashed

What are you passionate about? I’ve always been an avid dreamer, but my most fervent passion is something that allows me to weave those dreams into a tapestry of words: writing. To me, writing is more than just putting pen to paper, it’s an exploration of thoughts, a journey through emotions, and an artistic expression that transcends the boundaries of reality.   There’s a special kind of…