Yumi

I know you've been wrestling with doubts and uncertainties about your writing lately, but I want you to know something: You've got this. It may look or sound like you don't, but really, you've got this. You have all the talent, creativity, and passion needed to bring your stories to life, and I believe in you with every fiber of my being.

I know there's that spark in your eyes when you talk about your ideas, the way your face lights up with excitement when you envision the worlds you want to create. That spark ? It's magic. It's the same magic that has fueled storytellers throughout history, the same magic that has shaped our world in ways both big and small.

So, when those doubts creep in, when you find yourself questioning whether your words matter or if anyone will even care about your stories, remember this: Your voice is unique, and it deserves to be heard. Your stories have the power to inspire, to comfort, to challenge, and to change lives. And that's not something to be taken lightly. People will find you, relate with you and your work and you will become someone's fav.

I want you to write with all the passion and conviction you can muster. Write because your stories are a part of you, because they deserve to be told, because the world needs your voice now more than ever.

And yes, it's going to be hard. There will be days when the words feel like they're stuck in molasses, when self-doubt threatens to drown out your creativity. But even on those days, I want you to keep going. Write through the fear, write through the uncertainty, write until your fingers ache and your heart sings with joy.

Because you are a writer. It's not just what you do, it's who you are. And no matter what obstacles come your way, no matter how many rejection letters pile up, never forget that you are a force to be reckoned with. You have the power to create worlds out of thin air, to breathe life into characters that feel like old friends, to craft stories that resonate with readers long after they've turned the final page.

So, my writer friend, write the book. Write the stories that only you can tell. And we'll be right here.

From a stranger and with all my love, Amara.

I know you've been wrestling with doubts and uncertainties about your writing lately, but I want you to know something: You've got this. It may look or sound like you don't, but really, you've got this. You have all the talent, creativity, and passion needed to bring your stories to life, and I believe in you with every fiber of my being.

I know there's that spark in your eyes when you talk about your ideas, the way your face lights up with excitement when you envision the worlds you want to create. That spark ? It's magic. It's the same magic that has fueled storytellers throughout history, the same magic that has shaped our world in ways both big and small.

So, when those doubts creep in, when you find yourself questioning whether your words matter or if anyone will even care about your stories, remember this: Your voice is unique, and it deserves to be heard. Your stories have the power to inspire, to comfort, to challenge, and to change lives. And that's not something to be taken lightly. People will find you, relate with you and your work and you will become someone's fav.

I want you to write with all the passion and conviction you can muster. Write because your stories are a part of you, because they deserve to be told, because the world needs your voice now more than ever.

And yes, it's going to be hard. There will be days when the words feel like they're stuck in molasses, when self-doubt threatens to drown out your creativity. But even on those days, I want you to keep going. Write through the fear, write through the uncertainty, write until your fingers ache and your heart sings with joy.

Because you are a writer. It's not just what you do, it's who you are. And no matter what obstacles come your way, no matter how many rejection letters pile up, never forget that you are a force to be reckoned with. You have the power to create worlds out of thin air, to breathe life into characters that feel like old friends, to craft stories that resonate with readers long after they've turned the final page.

So, my writer friend, write the book. Write the stories that only you can tell. And we'll be right here.

From a stranger and with all my love, Amara.

an artist who draws dark, macabre art doesn’t owe you any explanation as to why they draw what they draw

a writer who writes about taboo subjects doesn’t owe you any explanation as to why they write what they write

an artist who draws dark, macabre art doesn’t owe you any explanation as to why they draw what they draw

a writer who writes about taboo subjects doesn’t owe you any explanation as to why they write what they write

an artist who draws dark, macabre art doesn’t owe you any explanation as to why they draw what they draw

thank you for the tag @lanmandragoran

strawberry sunscreen - lostboycrow

legroom - adan diaz

one more weekend - maude latour

talk too much - coin

fuck i love my friends - renforshort

then it all goes away - dayglow

dial drunk - noah kahan

honeypie - jawny

confetti - doublecamp

infinitely ordinary - the wrecks

Slumber Party - Ashnikko, Pincess Nokia

A Joke That You're Not in on - Ewy

Teenagers - MCR

Problems - Mother Mother

I/Me/Myself - Will Wood

The Tree on the Hill - George Salazar

Mama - MCR

Changing My Major - Jeanine Tesori, Lisa Kron, Emily Skeggs

Thnks fr th Mmrs - FOB

1: Unbridled Spirit - Philip Wesley

2: Weeping Willow - Gabrielle Aapri

3: Chrysalis - 2002

4: Dragonflies - Rachel Currea

5: By Night - Sophie Hutchings

6: The Arctic Light - Marika Takeuchi

7: Alone - Michele McLaughlin

8: Yuri on Ice - Taro Umebayashi

9: The Train - Ralph Zurmühle

10: Childs Play - Thad Fiscella

Disaster - Conan Gray

Atlas - Good Kid

Hate You When You Party - Good Boy Daisy

By The Time That You're Reading This - YONAKA

Fake Out - Fall Out Boy

Funeral Grey - Waterparks

i'm gonna tell my therapist on you - Pinkshift

I Love This Part - The Wrecks

Simple - DE'WAYNE ft IDKHOW

Heaven, Iowa - Fall Out Boy

Like Real People Do - Hozier

Two Moons - BoyWithUke

Saturn - Sleeping At Last

I Will Follow You into the Dark - Death Cab for Cutie

Fourth of July - Sufjan Stevens

Famous Last Words - My Chemical Romance

I Miss You - blink-182

When the Day Met the Night - Panic! At The Disco

Futile Devices (Doveman Remix) - Sufjan Stevens

Thank you for the tag Magda !! I feel like I'm always putting the same songs in these because i always listen to the same stuff..

I Found (Acoustic)- Amber Run

Hearing- Sleeping at Last

Silhouette- Aquilo

Alps- Novo Amor

Touch- Sleeping at Last

In Case You Don't Live Forever- Ben Platt

White Blood- Oh Wonder

Stranger- Blanks

Deep End- Holly Humberstone

New Song- Maggie Rogers

(i mostly use spotify to help me fall asleep so that's why all the songs are somewhat similar)

1. Yellow - Coldplay

2. Husn - Anuv Jain

3. Say Don't Go - Taylor Swift

4. Cardigan (the long pond studio version) - Taylor Swift

5. Zara Zara - Bombay Jayashri

6. Agar Tum Sath Ho - Alka Yagnik, Arijit Singh

7. The Scientist - Coldplay

8. Bhare Naina - Nandini Srikar

9. Carolina - Taylor Swift

10. Sappho - Frankie Cosmos

Vannu Pokum - Mohanlal and Prithviraj

Chiru Chiru - Yuvan Shankar Raja, Hariharan, Sagar Desai

Tere Mast Mast Do Nain - Rahat Fateh Ali Khan

Shauq - Amit Trivedi

Cheliya Cheliya - KK, Suchitra

I'm Blue (Gong Gong Gong) - The Ikettes

Shoorah! Shoorah! - Betty Wright

Aao Na - Sadhana Sargam, Udit Narayan

Goodbye Summer - Shannon Shaw

Thanks for the tag! that was fun

"Slut!" - Taylor Swift

The Loneliest - Maneskin

Still - Noah Kahan

the fruits - Paris Paloma

Goodbye, My Danish Sweetheart - Mitski

I Know The End - Phoebe Bridgers

The Fairest Of The Seasons - Nico

Akasam Yenatido - S.Janaki, Ilayaraja

Chinese Satellite - Phoebe Bridgers

Thanks for the tag!

Baribie and Ken - Kate Gill

Tera Fitoor - Arijit Singh

Don't wanna know - JJ Project

Tere Sang Yaara - Atif Aslam

Musafir - Atif Aslam, Palash Muchhal

War Of Hearts - Ruelle

Little do you know - Alex, Sierra

Pleased God from Heaven Official's Blessings

Wonderland - Taylor Swift

Thanks for the tag, darling. It was fun since I got a mixture of genre.