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This amount of individualism is exactly whats gonna kill us all btw
"Going a couple hours without eating a single kind of food? No thanks, I would rather kill a child" is such a wildly horrifying take to see MULTIPLE people proudly stating.
whats yalls ultimate fave character. like years have passed, interests have come and gone, yet theyre still here. mines ellie williams

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i feel like there is a sleep in me that needs to be slept but each time i sleep i don't sleep that sleep
a lot of people on social media have this kneejerk hatred of veganism specifically (vegetarianism to a lesser extent) but I do notice that Tumblr and adjacent folks make these lame appeals towards idpol that kinda just, as always, end up betraying their ignorance
"eating plant-based is for rich people," as if countries don't all increase their meat consumption when they get wealthier or as if meat is more affordable than plant products, or "it's for white people" or "it's for westerners" as if the majority of people eating plant based diets aren't Asian, in the continent of Asia. really fucking strange. you guys are supposed to care about the environment.
the united states is the largest consumer of meat per capita on the planet. ehh? does that mean anything to you? I'm jingling keys in your face here. america? don't you hate americans? and don't you hate the way americans plunder the rest of the world for comfort? this way of life is evil yes? you agree? whatever man
i bet girls hated it in 1902 cuz you would constantly go on dates w guys who are working on an invention to present at the world fair
IVE BEEN THINKING ABOUT THIS
My more controversial Opinion that I think a lot of you would hate is that I think we should stop taking writing advices from screenwriters.
Because today’s writers are learning to write from visual media instead of actually reading, and I think that’s a problem (too). Unless you want to write for TV or movies, we should listen to novelists and short fiction writers instead.
Apologies for hijacking your post, but as somebody who did a joint honours degree in both creative & professional writing, AND screenwriting, I could not agree more.
Th Creative Writing part of my degree covered genres, styles, poetry, professional writing, articles, fiction, non-fiction, short stories, novel-writing and even some level of scripting. We also did a lot of analysis and even had an entire lecture (including workshops) on how to give and receive constructive feedback.
The Screenwriting half of my degree did none of that. We watched movies and shows and we learned how to structure scripts and how writer's rooms worked, which is all useful, but in hindsight I truly wish I could have just done all of that in a six month semester long unit in Creative Writing because that's about the amount of information that was disseminated by the screenwriting course over the 3 years.
And those people in the Screenwriting half who were NOT doing Creative Writing (doing film or drama etc.) were notably less advanced in their skills by the final year. That's not to say they were BAD writers (although some of them were, that's true of all Writing degrees, sometimes people refuse to be taught because they think they know everything already despite being at a place to learn) but they were less adept at giving feedback on other people's writing beyond "i didn't like it" or "it was clunky" without being able to verbalise why and how it was clunky. They were less able to paint a picture of the world they were creating or fine-tune character specific dialogue, which is all stuff you expect to be able to do as a screenwriter. It's not just that we should stop listening to screenwriters it's that even screenwriters should be taking more writing advice from more diverse sources like poetry or novel writers. The books people DO recommend for screenwriting (like Save the Cat, which most good writers I know have beef with) should not be seen as the blueprint but as supplement advice you can take or leave - which is what was so useful about covering so many things in the Creative Writing half of my degree.
The most important phrase in my entire degree that came up in almost every Creative Writing lecture was "Form is never more than an extension of content" (Robert Creeley) which applies to literally everything and I am not joking. I have it TATTOOED. The form you choose (script, short story, poem, novel etc.) should reflect and inform the content (and vice versa) and if it doesn't you should probably try a new form and see what works best. That includes the form of advice you choose to seek out - if it's not designed for, say, the structure of a novel, how is it supposed to help you when you're 100k words deep into one? That's not to say cross-media advice can't be helpful (I literally said earlier than screenwriters should take more writing advice from more varied sources) but to keep in mind that even the best screenwriters in the world can't fix the problems you're having with your novel if those problems are novel-specific.
Appreciate your insight! Yeah, this post came about because I was talking about this with my friends. They also mentioned that a lot of screenwriters transitioned into teaching creative writing, and that habits from their screenwriting days carried over to today's writers because their advice became so widespread*. The Save the Cat! series is one example of that.
*I don't have the data to backup their statements but lol

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taylor swift invited a guy who owns and operates an ice detention center to her wedding swifties can pack it up forever now your bitch is awful
Wild how no one made announcements like this about P.Diddy when his trial was happening.
Wild how abusive artists like Micheal Jackson can have biography movies made and not a single mention of accused abuses or the subsequent trials will be mentioned.
Hmmmm I wonder why people feel the need to explicitly condemn women and any action they may have possibly been a part of (like inviting a shitty guy to your wedding) yet do not extend this same behavior to men in the same industry who commit abuse and atrocities on a much larger scale 🤔?
yeah i hate concentration camps because i hate women you caught me
Fun fact for anyone who does this, being a misogynistic man isn't funny just because you're trans or you think the idea of treating trans women like women is inherently funny, how funny do you think she finds your "ironic" misogyny when you punch down on the women that don't have cis privilege over you
also no one says it but the punchline of "trans inclusive misogyny" is almost always the implicit assumption that transfeminine people do not actually experience misogyny in our day-to-day life. thats why its considered humorous and acceptable to do, rather than just being. misogyny against women.
Remember this every time someone says "I don't like TMA/TME" or insinuates that trans women discussing how we're affected by misogyny within the queer community is "infighting" or "discourse." Their argument isn't that they think there is a better framework or that we're actively harming men through bioessentialist hate or whatever the lastest framing they've come around to is, it's that they think they have the right to speak over and down to women because deep down they think trans women aren't actually women in an actual sense, only in a rhetorical one for PR's sake. They think we're narrarively women, not that we experience life as women.
If i was an 815 survivor and I found out we suddenly had a real bathroom and laundry with running water and soap and not only were Jack and Locke gatekeeping hygeine access but also regularly debating whether they should let THE ONLY FUNCTIONAL BATHROOM WITH CLEAN RUNNING WATER AND SOAP potentially blow up when we were already OUT OF ANTIBIOTICS while refusing to fulfill their actual claimed responsibilities of doctoring and hunting so everybody else is at risk of injury just to prove a philosophical point I would kill them with big rocks i would bludgeon their skulls while they slept.

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once again. "transmasc equivalent" to some new transfem-oriented terminology or project. instead of focusing on the lived experiences of transmasculine people, instead focuses on directly countering the developing political salience of transfeminine people.
why would a "transmasc voices project" not be about the abuse of transmascs? why is it explicitly and exclusively focused on abuse committed by transfems?
cut and dry.
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