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You can’t see Ed’s airpods but he’s actually listening to Hilary Duff’s Come Clean
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STOP SPEEDRUNNING MY TOWER YOU INGRATES
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I am so normal about buffy the vampire slayer
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Me
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guess where I am
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Moon Ruins 🌙🏰
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the world is a scary place when you are a small and edible thing
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"This story is a tragedy because it didn't have to end this way."
vs
"This story is a tragedy because it was always going to end this way."
I submit for your consideration:
'this story is a tragedy because along the way we got just enough glimpses of alternate timelines and barely-averted prophecies to know that somehow, the way it turned out is the best it could have gone'
Finally, a worthy challenger!
"The optimist proclaims that we live in the best of all possible worlds; and the pessimist fears this is true." - James Branch Cabell
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Unknown, Fritware tile panel, painted in blue, turquoise, and moss green under a transparent glaze. Turkey, Iznik; c. 1540
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Source: 3daysmarch.net
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New hairstyle “monkhawk” which is like the tonsure of a medieval European monk gelled to stick straight up forming a basket-like shape
I drew fanart.
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Don't you sometimes get an absolutely extrodinary, mind blowing, such an awesome idea for a story, but you just don't have enough skill level to pull it off?
Write it anyway.
Write it anyway, write it anyway, write it anyway.
There are so, so, so many reasons:
- You gain that skill level only through practice. So practice.
- No matter what you’re writing, no matter how badly you think you’ve written it, there is ALWAYS some audience that will love it and cherish it.
- You can use what you write the first time around as a first draft and just rewrite it again later when you feel like tackling the story again!
- Rewriting the same story over and over is a valid writing process. It’s literally just creating new drafts. Each iteration will be better than the last, because each is building on your growing skill and experience.
- If you love the story, it will always be worth telling simply for your own enjoyment. If no one else ever sees it, that’s okay! Your art should be for you first, anyway.
Write it anyway.
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Eurasian red squirrel/ekorre. Värmland, Sweden (July 16, 2023).