‘im a girl’ ’im a boy’ okay well ive got boulders on my shoulders collarbones begin to crack there is very little left of me and it’s never coming back
"can we talk?"
"yeah..about that.."
"promise me you won't hate me?"
"i really don't want to lose you, please keep that in mind."
"i have this weird feeling when i'm with you, i can't explain it, but i know it's a good feeling..."
"i love you."
"i loved you!"
"please correct me if i've been reading this all wrong but.."
"don't even tell me, i already know. i just needed to get that out.."
"i like you. like a lot..."
"i just really enjoy spending time with you and you really have become someone very special to me and-"
"go on a date with me, just once. and if you still don't feel the same then i'll let it go."
"i know you feel the same."
"it's you. it's always been you."
responses
"i've never seen you so nervous..."
"you're so cute."
"you weren't joking?"
" you're still asking if i feel the same? what do you think that kiss meant?"
"hey... calm down, it's okay."
"love is a strong word.."
"what the hell do you mean?"
"me? as in...me?"
"oh thank god, i thought i was the only one"
"i've been waiting for you to tell me..."
"you weren't as discreet as you thought."
"how long?"
"i'm so sorry but..."
"you must be confused."
"i think we need some time away from one another...i'm sorry.."
"i love you too.."
Is this anything
ok jiang cheng renaissance time. back to basics. hard-edged steel-grade-dignified turning-up-his-nose jiang cheng who spits venom takes names and doesn't care to be outwardly soft because it was never his strong point anyway. a jiang cheng who's gruff and starts fights with anyone who'll try him, yes partly because he's standing up for his sect but at this point it's mostly because he just likes to yell and incite fear and he doesn't need a noble reason to be a bitch he can just be an argumentative asshole because he wants to be and he's got the flourishing sect to back him up on it now.
i want him to be in the wrong sometimes and never sorry for it. i want him to use a nasty tone and not give a fuck and not change himself because he's already succeeding as the person he is and hell if he'd lower his head to anyone for old luxuries like closure. time was his closure. he's done, he's mean, he's allowed to be. he was born full of barbs, grew up full of barbs, and flourished full of barbs. if he feels fulfilled and satisfied as he is, why should he ever change? he can fix his problems in his own way. he can find peace without sanding down his edges. he likes his edges. so what? so what? who says his happiness is wrong just because he doesn't fold and become sweet and gentle upon finding it? he'll do whatever he wants and that might include making you cry and never apologising for it. so what? so what? that's jiang-zongzhu to you.
What was their first conflict? How did this shape their relationship
Are there moments of respect or admiration between them?
What are the biggest differences in their motivations and values?
Do they have a shared past or connections?
How does their conflict affect the world around them?
How did they meet?
What lessons has the mentor taught the protagonist?
Is there a time when the protagonist surpasses or contradicts the mentor?
What does the protagonist admire about the mentor?
Does the mentor have secrets or flaws that the protagonist discovers?
How did they meet and what was their first impression of each other?
What obstacles stand in the way of their relationship?
How do their personalities complement or contradict each other?
What are their biggest fears or insecurities in the relationship?
How does their relationship grow over the course of the story?
How did they meet and why did they become friends?
What are their shared interests or activities?
Are there any secrets or conflicts between them?
How do they support each other in difficult times?
What does each admire about the other?
How did they meet and why do they work together?
What are their shared goals or motivations?
Are there tensions or power struggles between them?
How do they react to failures or setbacks?
Is there a possibility that their alliance could break?
What are their backgrounds and connections with each other?
Is there a rivalry or close friendship between them?
How do they contribute to the main plot?
What secrets or conflicts exist between them?
How do their relationships change over the course of the story?
These questions can help you develop deeper and more layered relationships between your characters, giving your story more depth.
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LITERALLY DID NOT REALIZE THE FISH DIED. LIKE IT DIDNT REGISTER.
he was gone for 3 days
the lady said he had been there yesterday
THE FISH DIED
also I AM obsessed with Marc coming back from that long exhausting mission and being like "oh God oh fuck I killed his fucking fish he doesn't have any other friends" and rushing to the pet store before passing out
I love your writing tips so much btw!
What I’m currently struggling with is the repetition of the word « as » in my writing.
ex: « As they walked up the road, […] » or « She ate her meal as he sat down besides her » or « The water reflected the suns light as it rose »
I feel like its simply my lack of creativity in phrase structure sometimes…
Hi! So glad you've found them helpful ❤
You're right that overusing "as" can make sentences feel repetitive, but you're not lacking creativity—you're just leaning on a familiar structure. I had a similar problem with the word "before" in sentences like "she glanced at him before looking away." Here are some tips and examples that I found helpful.
instead of: as she walked up the road, the wind howled. try: she walked up the road, the howling wind whipping her hair into her face.
instead of: she ate her meal as he sat down beside her. try: she ate her meal, barely looking up when he sat down beside her.
instead of: the water reflected the sun’s light as it rose. try: the sun rose, its light shimmering on the water’s surface.
instead of: as they walked up the road, their footsteps echoed. try: their footsteps echoed while they walked up the road.
instead of: she ate her meal as he sat down beside her. try: he sat down beside her. she kept eating.
Whenever you catch yourself using or overusing a certain word, try to think of replacement words or rephrasings like these you could try instead. These small tweaks can help keep the flow natural while making your writing more dynamic. Hope this helped!
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I'm not usually one to post here, but I tried my hand at editing & you're all very welcome to watch me lose my mind about these dudes for 2.28 minutes
to bite. Fondly.
“would’ve” but like he didn’t? It happens in the show, you don’t need to headcanon it cause him not doing that happens in the show