Emero’s Chaos :3

but to summarize, it describes a style of writing where you write fragments of a story, that work well alone yet also come together as a bigger whole, where (from my interpretation) you work to decide what needs filler/more characterization and what doesn’t

essentially: write the key scenes first, then figure out the rest later

yes i made a lil social flub, a faux pas if you will, but that human interaction is so much better than a robot messing up

I’ve been thinking about newts

i walk in, glancing quickly at the shelves, maybe even going not-so-subtly directly to a section, before actually browsing for a little bit and then leaving

and i have to wonder, do the employees know? do they see my search attempts? do they wonder what the heck im searching for every time?

I’ve said this before in the tags of rbs and other posts, but it’s something that’s really interesting to me

I don’t really feel like I can experience shipping culture in the same way a lot of others can, and even irl romance culture in general, and that can feel isolating sometimes, but I also really value and appreciate the way I have a different outlook on the importance of relationships, and how connections don’t have to be romantic to be just as valuable and impactful (and while many allo people may try to claim they can too, i feel like its still a struggle for many of them to really understand)

Then again, I also lack the understanding of what makes a romantic relationship special for so many people, outside of “the feelings involved are different.” Why they may place it on a pedestal or how it’s “more” than friendship, are concepts hard to not be critical towards—however much I wish I could be more open minded about it.

tsukasa: “man its so hot out”

some version of rui: “well ofc you are ;)”