misha doesn't know she exists

I do not have to reinvent the wheel every time I write fanfiction

I do not have to make every chapter's word count above 1,000 in order for it to be good

It is okay if some things don't make sense

I can write whatever I want

I am writing this shit for free

If people don't like my stuff, they can block me. If they're being mean about it, I can block them.

The most important part of writing fanfiction is having fun

Writing fanfiction is supposed to be fun

I do not have to appeal to people

This shit is fun

Mr. Hyde -> no doctorates ❌

someone urinated into the ballpit while it was empty and posted it in the tag

this is not a joke

But we look back everyday- rechecking emails, making sure a friend is still behind you, checking to see if you remebered to pick up your keys. It's second nature, a habit of care.

While most of these were phrased in a joking matter, it actually is a really good question. Being able to balance awareness of the shitty things happening in the world, but not letting that shittiness destroy you is a skill.

Being well informed is vital. However, if you become so informed that it’s starting to effect your life, you’ve gone too far.

The point of being aware of current events, especially bad ones, is so you can do something about it. Read about it, post about it, donate to charity, volunteer, etc. Something you can’t do if your overwhelmed with (rightful) anger and sadness.

So the answer to the original question is that you become informed enough that you want to do something about it, but do not overload yourself to the point where you feel too depressed to take any action.

Burying your head in the sand isn’t good. But neither is doomscrolling into oblivion. Find that middle where you are actively interested in what is happening in the world, but not to the point where it becomes a hinderance to regular life.

He had hyperdontia when he was alive. Aside from his wisdom teeth popping out, he had a bunch of other extra teeth that made his shiny tv-ready smile look crowded.

It's something he felt very insecure about when he was younger (combined with his heterochromia and the white streak in his hair), but he eventually grew to embrace it. Becoming a household name allowed him to convince his audience that heterochromia and hyperdontia are sexy masculine traits B)

reblog art instead of just liking it! not only will you increase the amount of people who see it (more cool people seeing cool art!!!!) but then you can also leave some nice comments in the tags about how cool the art is!!!

no theories??? you can reblog the ones you really like, or even question the ones you don’t! fandom thrives on engagement! i’m not saying yell at someone for having a different opinion, but there’s no harm saying “oh, i didn’t see it that way. can you tell me more?” if you know of someone who has cool/interesting theories, please encourage them to talk more about it!! they probably held back the first time!

COMMENT ON FIC!!!!!! please, we are begging. literally just a heart emoji as a second kudos feels like the bare minimum but damn… sometimes we out here getting NO comments. one single emoji in the inbox might MAKE SOMEONE’S DAY.

One week left for my the Kickstarter launching my first book, Detox Doodles!

Last year, I realized I was spending more time staring looking at my phone than actually creating anything. So, I made a deal with myself: 100 days of drawing animals instead of scrolling.

I didn't think I’d actually finish, but I did! I ended up with a stack of sketches—some funny, some weird, all of them a record of me trying to find my way back to being a creator instead of a consumer.

I've put them all together into my first book called Detox Doodles. It’s basically my 100-day visual diary.

The Kickstarter was funded in under 5 hours and we have ONE WEEK LEFT before it ends!

Grab a discounted copy before the campaign is over!