frickin' fiction

aalrajhi:

ⓘ This user needs a long break from everything.

(via daughterofhecata)

expressions-of-nature:

by Tiina Gill

(via quoththeraven33)

stephendann:

kissycat:

kissycat:

Universities love to make their websites a fucking maze

Universities websites love to tell you to email a guy who died 5 years ago

Death does not always release one from the university

(via quoththeraven33)

roach-works:

pillowspace:

Hey! Question for writers. How do you do that

we dont know either

tolerateit:

the whole point of life is being deeply moved by art. and bread

fishtrouts:

Ominous..

gailynovelry:

gailynovelry:

What they don’t tell you about storytelling is that it becomes an instinct over time. You learn how to kind of … intuitively chain events together over time. That doesn’t mean it’s a cakewalk, or that you never get stuck on plotbeats, but you have a better time walking yourself out of corners that you as a less experienced writer would have been tempted to abandon your story over. Because you’ve been stuck in similar corners before; you know how you get out now.

I know its frustrating to keep hitting dead ends, but you got this. You’ll learn a little from every roadblock you hit.

Hope you don’t mind me reblogging your tags @inkpot-demigod;

#you really do#i realized a year or two back that i’d gotten to the point where i could just sort of trust fall into a story#as long as i don’t stress myself out over it#it will come together over time#but i had to throw myself into a lot of stories to reach that point

Trustfall into a story … oh, that’s a nice feeling.

(via daughterofhecata)

sixpenceee:

Sea sheep (Costasiella kuroshimae) are among the few sea creatures who can photosynthesize | source

brucesterling:

sucede-es:

🎨 @pejac_art

heyhelloitsk:

purple-ladys-stuff:

[ID: A screenshot from Reddit on r/antiwork. Text reads:

“I grew up poor in the 80s, it beats 2023.

My dad worked at a pizza place and my mom didn’t work. He wasn’t the manager or assistant manager. He made and sometimes delivered pizzas. He bought a very cheap house which today would cost $350k, had 3 children, 2 cars. We were always fed, went to movies, had Nintendo.

This might not sound poor, but all of my clothes were second hand, the cars were older, and some people at school let me know that I was poor. We never went on vacations. We lived in the “bad” part of town. But 80s poor was so much better than today.

I’m old poor and I know poor and the way people have to live today is horrific. I’ve never seen so many unhoused people in my life. The price gouging for cars, rent, and real estate is disgusting. Capitalism is a monster that is actively making our lives more difficult.”

/End ID]

(via daughterofhecata)

jonathan:

does anyone else read the lips of people on gifs to figure out which part of the subtitles they are saying

(via alintheshitposter)

nacizanebirgecee:

(via michameinmicha)

m318x2:

rb if you, like me, are the rare breed of internet user who always closes browser tabs that you dont need. like sorry your computer runs like shit maybe its because you have 50 fucking tabs open, cant relate

(via youcancallmekathyp)