#Rhio

[blueonwrestling]

Finally watched the RevPro 12 Year Anniversary Show pre all in...SOOOO.

RevPro Undisputed British Cruiserweight Title Six Way Scramble Match Neon (c) vs. El Phantasmo vs. Dante Martin vs. Leon Slater vs. Cameron Khai vs. Will Kaven - 4 stars

Singles Match Tomohiro Ishii vs. JJ Gale - 4.25 stars

No Disqualification Ten Woman Tag Team Match Debbie Keitel, Gisele Shaw, Kanji, Nightshade & Rhio vs. Cut Throat Collective (Alex Windsor, Lizzy Evo, Mercedez Blaze, Nina Samuels & Safire Reed) - 4.75 stars

RevPro Undisputed British Tag Team Title Match Grizzled Young Veterans (James Drake & Zack Gibson) (c) vs. Sunshine Machine (Chuck Mambo & TK Cooper) - 4 stars

RevPro Undisputed British Women's Title Match Dani Luna (c) vs. Mina Shirakawa - 4 stars

Singles Match Zack Sabre Jr. vs. Hechicero - 4.5 stars

RevPro Undisputed British Heavyweight Title Match Michael Oku (c) vs. Luke Jacobs - 4 stars

I highly, HIGHLY HIGHLY HIGHLY reccomend watching that 10 woman tag match because good lord that was fucking insane and easily one of the best womens matches this year.

[jasvvy]

[rawsmackdownnxtdivas]

Millie McKenzie 💞

[sayinlaknight-yeah]

Look at them. Just look at them. I love it here.

[cowpants147]

I would happily watch Rhio vs Jamie Hayter every week

[lghockey]

Double dose of Rhio this week!?!? Fuck yeah!

[imvgeswrestling]

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[tonyburgessblog]

Happy Fifth Anniversary All Elite Wrestling At Double Or Nothing

Tonight marks the fifth anniversary of the professional wrestling promotion All Elite Wrestling at the Double or Nothing pay-per-view event at the MGM Grand Arena in Las Vegas. I have been a fan of AEW since the beginning and have enjoyed the slams and high-flying action each week on their shows like “Dynamite”, “Collision”, and “Rampage”. I won’t be watching the event tonight in person but will…

[urakenbomb]

credit: Sakayaki on twitter

[lghockey]

Nyla needs to join the Originals along with Rhio...

Nyla should be in the Originals vs Outcasts feud and I'll be forever upset she isn't

[thoughtfulfangirling]

Know what a great feeling is? Seeing handful of notifications suddenly, and it's all a friend/mutual catching up on your blog 🥰

[moonlight-frittata]

2, 3, 13!

Fic Writer Asks

2.) Do you plan each chapter ahead or write as you go?

I very rarely start writing a story without a planned ending in mind that I'm writing towards. Everything in the middle is a lot more flexible, especially in first drafts. I don't always outline, especially if something is a one shot, I'll just go off stuff in my head but I do spend time mentally sorting it out. If something is more plot heavy, I'll usually plan out certain scenes and story beats I want to hit with a more intentional approach. I don't always stick to this though and have been getting a lot more liberal with "kill your darlings" (aka kill that paragraph or entire scene haha).

I've also been outlining and plotting more in a notebook before writing it on the computer. I feel like it helps it stay less concrete and more flexible I guess? When I type up notes on a computer, it's sometimes harder for me to deviate, but when it's on paper first, it's not "real" yet. For something I'm working on at the moment, I'm experimenting with using index cards, because the story is a mix of specific scenes but also incredibly introspective, I was losing track a bit myself of how to take the ideas and put them down, but the index cards are helping to physically shuffle around the ideas and themes. Embrace the tactile experience when you're stuck!

3.) Describe the creative process of writing a chapter/fic

It really varies! I think it always starts from some small nugget of an idea, and I think some of my more interesting stories come from really random things I pick up from everyday life. Like, I wrote this one story about grief that was centered around a bowl of porridge reminding the person about their sister, and for me the idea sparked because I was reading a recipe book (while also passively thinking about the characters). I use tons of inspiration for little things that I hear or read or experience in my life.

I'll usually have specific ideas planned, but when I actually get to writing, a lot of things come to me in the moment. You get in the character's head and the scene, and it's like "improvising" i suppose, where you embellish or make something new up on the spot. If you understand the internal consistency of your character, it works and you get a lot of really interesting things. I've mentioned this before with roleplaying, that you can do that like...just one on one with yourself haha.

I think when I'm starting to actually write a scene, there can be hesitancy if I think about it too long and I won't start. If I get too hung up on making the character voice sound a certain way or the scene sound a certain way on a first pass, I often end up either mad at everything coming out or don't start at all. So I've been trying to just jump in initially wherever feels right and not worry about what's coming out. Does it always work? No, but I'm being nicer to myself and I do get a lot more out when I tell myself, "Don't worry, you'll get to polish this up and make it really beautiful when you come back to edit." And I've really started to look forward to it way more!

So for first drafts if I get cool lines down it's great, but I don't sweat it as much. I use it for getting all the "blocking" down, starting to get the vibes and themes teased out, and leave myself tons of comments to come back to, and then when I edit (after doing my best to give a few days to up to a week), then I add a lot more texture, descriptions, character feelings, the more pretty lines. Some of my best stuff has come after a beta read and a quick update. At that point I know the whole thing and all the themes, and it's way easier I think, to zero in on specifically what I want to say because I already know everything! Vs trying to snatch gold out of thin air when I haven't spent the time immersed in the scenes/story.

13.) What’s a common writing tip that you almost always follow?

(lol sorry not sorry I had to list a few)

Give yourself time to edit separate from your first drafts.

It really really does help to change your perspective when you have some distance to come back and look at the scenes, the sentences, the word choices with some space. It's soooo hard sometimes ahaha because you both want to just get stuff out and (hopefully) get feedback and praise, but it really really does help! Also try editing on your phone or changing the screen size (or font? haven't tried this tbh), it can also make you see things in a different way.

Try not to write in the passive voice

I'm not such a stickler for you can never use passive voice or adverbs and I don't care if you have them all over the place in a first draft, but I do think you can take a look when you are editing and find ways to be more direct and make your work sound more intentional. So I do try and if I notice spots that I'm doing these things, I try and take a closer look and figure out if i can make it sound stronger. I usually can just with this one tip.

Show don't tell (I prefer "Describe don't explain")

I think this is one of the most common adages, but also if you can really embrace what this means, it's the step from telling a story to immersing someone in your story. You don't have to describe every tree and every leaf, but focus on the things that are worth describing, aka emotions!! Don't tell me they're sad, make me feel like I just put on a depressing playlist but I'm not listening to music. Happy? Make me feel like I'm soaring through the air, like sunlight and joy have made my bones filled with so much freedom and warmth that I take flight.

I think that's it, make your reader feel something!! It also let's you get more specific. Sad can mean generally blue because someone didn't text you back, you're sad because your dog died, sad because you heard some tragic news. There's more than just "sad", and that's the fun part of writing I think, trying to get to what that sadness is for that moment, and name it in a way that really means something.

[coffeeandinsanityy]

BC

khudki maa bhen toh hai hi nhi, life se itta pareshan ho gya hai ki dusro ko ulta bolke khushi milti hai.. sun meri baat, agr khudko mard smjhta hai, toh off anon aa, tb dekhta hu woh sb kese bolta hai tu harshita ko.. jab gaand mein dum na ho toh ungli mat kia kr faltu ki, tera ip address toh mai block krdunga, life teri sad hai aur rhegi bss reality check dera hu tujhe, jaake career bana le, wrna abhi jo rota hai baadme bhi rota rhega chutiya saala

[dispadaferisce]

You're gonna tell me Gale could conjure a fucking. a fOUR POSTER BEd

For sex

But Rhio's been sleeping on the goddamn ground during this months-long camping trip

SIR he is a grown ass man murderhobo drow, he's got a bad back

[diogenesz2020portugal]

Kurvára ideje lenne már

Erről a mostani indítványról azt is nehéz volna állítani, hogy valami balliberális kezdeményezés lenne, ugyanis az élén egy észt kereszténydemokrata politikus, Rhio Terres áll, aki korábban vezérezredesi rendfokozatban az észt haderő parancsnokaként szolgált.

„Mi az Európai Parlament alulírott tagjai felszólítjuk önöket, hogy tegyenek meg mindent annak érdekében, hogy az Európai Unióról szóló szerződés 7. cikkelye alapján Magyarország szavazati jogát felfüggesszék a tanácsban” – kezdődik az az Ursula von der Leyennek, Charles Michelnek és Robert Metsolának címzett levél, amit az EP 63 képviselője írt alá.

[lghockey]

Pretty Peter and Rhio next week!!! AND HOOK!!!!