[ Banchomarba ]

Please reblog this post if you are willing to write with ‘un-shippable’ muses. 

I’m talking about those muses who are perhaps elderly, who are married/taken and not liable to affairs, muses who are asexual/aromantic, or even just muses whose muns don’t really want to ship. 

Shoutout to all the girls who are told by society that being nurturing and in touch with emotions should be natural “as a girl” even though it’s not.

Shoutout to those who think on their own wavelength and fumble between thinking they’re being too blunt and too sensitive when talking to others.

Shoutout to all the girls who are working/studying in or have an interest in STEM, no matter your level of knowledge or skill.

Shoutout to any girl who pursues truth and meaning in any corner of existence.

Interview the Writer. (Accepting!)

@explosivestorm

17. What motivates you?

For rp/writing on Tumblr? The idea of storytelling. I joined Tumblr RP partly to have a public space to showcase my ideas, to explore different ideas and get trustworthy feedback on them, since before this, all of my writing/creative endeavors were very private and only shown to a few trusted friends if at all. Even then I’m still selective with rp partners because I’ve experienced emotional abuse and heavy discouragement from my family against my creative pursuits in the past.

I’d been thinking of doing an explanation or guide of sorts for my tags whose meaning is ambiguous (since I’m not really creative with tags anyway so half of them are pretty straightforward, like { commentary }, { headcanons }, “; friends” regarding musings on friends, etc.) So here’s a brief thing. I may update this periodically if I create new tags or forget to write one. Hope this is helpful!

Sometimes your mind waits until it feels safe to start processing things emotionally. It’s a powerful survival strategy, but it can really blindside you, because just as you start to feel like things are okay, you’re overwhelmed by the realization of how not-okay things were before.

Shoutout to all the girls who are told by society that being nurturing and in touch with emotions should be natural “as a girl” even though it’s not.

Shoutout to those who think on their own wavelength and fumble between thinking they’re being too blunt and too sensitive when talking to others.