Ambessa's True love

guys ok Hear Me Out: Naboo queen x Jedi padawan teen lesbian romance.

Here comes big bro

That’s all I got from a campaign I thought was a lifeline.💔

Honestly? I’m devastated.

Not because of the lack of money… it’s because of the lack of people.

It’s incredibly painful when you reach a point where you have to ask for help,

and all you find is silence… as if you don’t exist.

I’m not a beggar.. 💔

I’m a human being who had a job, dignity, and a life, and it was all stolen from me because of a war I had no part in.

What’s worse than poverty… is the feeling of being abandoned.

That you can scream and no one hears you.

That you’re drowning and everyone is just watching.

I will never forget this betrayal.. 💔

And I will never forgive the world that saw me in this state and stayed silent.

All I wanted was a chance to get back on my feet… not charity.

But it’s clear that even a chance has become too precious.

If you don’t want to help… don’t help.

But know that you ignored a human being who could have lived with dignity again. And maybe… this is the last time I'll order..💔💔

This campaign was shared by @90-ghost here

But my number two piece of advice is this: be deliberate.

Honestly this would fix so many pieces of bad writing advice. Don't forbid people from doing something, tell them to be conscious and deliberate about it. This could help stop people from falling into common mistakes without limiting their creativity. Black and white imperatives may stop a few annoying beginner habits, but ultimately they will restrict artistic expression.

Instead of "don't use epithets": "Know the effect epithets have and be deliberate about using them." Because yes, beginners often misuse them, but they can be useful when a character's name isn't known or when you want to reduce them to a particular trait they have.

Instead of "don't use 'said'" or "just use 'said'": "Be deliberate about your use of dialogue tags." Because sometimes you'll want "said" which fades into the background nicely, but sometimes you will need a more descriptive alternative to convey what a character is doing.

Instead of "don't use passive voice": "Be deliberate about when you use passive voice." Because using it when it's not needed can detract from your writing, but sometimes it can be useful to change the emphasis of a sentence or to portray a particular state of mind.

Instead of blindly following or ignorantly neglecting the rules of writing, familiarize yourself with them and their consequences so you can choose when and if breaking them would serve what you're trying to get across.

Your writing is yours. Take control of it.

It probably sounds like I'm preaching to the choir here because most of my mutuals are already great writers. But I'm hoping this will make it to the right people.