Kylemore Abbey

genuine question for writers: what are your non-words hobbies? (i.e. not reading)

some people like gritty realism. me? I like that slippery, slippery unhinged fantasy. low viscosity make-believe. well-oiled bullshit. lubed-up whimsy.

it took like three joints but i finally feel human again

we are the daughters of parents who should not have had kids

ˏˋ°•*⁀➷ responses to “what changed?”

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♡ “i fell in love.”

♡ “everything.”

♡ “(character name) died.”

♡ “i lost (her/him/them/etc)”

♡ “you. you changed.”

♡“i let my guard down and paid the ultimate price.”

♡ “i met someone who made me feel the kind of thing you could only read about.”

♡ “i don’t know.”

♡ “i did.”

♡ “i grew up.”

♡ “an earth shattering romance, that’s what changed.”

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despite everything.

"The Forest"

An illustration I painted and turned into an animated gif. This was very tedious but I like how it turned out.

A piece of writing advice I've always fucking hated is "only add things that further the plot." Because no. Add stuff for fun. Give your mom a cameo. Have these characters be in love because. And yes, have characters die because. There doesn't have to be a reason for everything. The universe doesn't give a reason for everything. Why should you? And if you never add stuff for fun, you're never going to have fun.

One thing I didn’t expect from my new worldbuilding book is the author, roughly my dad’s age, including his opinions on furries