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iâm so tired of the childhood friends to lovers erasure !! stop saying ships wouldnât work because they knew each other since they were little kids!! HELLO??? ARE WE FORGETTING ABOUT SLOW BURN CHILDHOOD FRIENDS TO LOVERS ?????

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WORDS TO USE INSTEAD OF: CRY / CRIED / CRYING
Do you ever find yourself over-using the word âcryâ (or âcriedâ or âcryingâ) in your writing? Try using these words instead:
sob / sobbed / sobbing
wail / wailed / wailing
weep / wept / weeping
bawl / bawled / bawling
whimper / whimpered / whimpering
howl / howled / howling
blubber / blubbered / blubbering
snivel / sniveled / sniveling
squall / squalled / squalling
yelp / yelped / yelping
whine / whined / whining
shed tears / shed tears / shedding tears
burst into tears / burst into tears / bursting into tears
tear up / teared up / tearing up
choke up / choked up / choking up
well up / welled up / welling up
break down / broke down / breaking down
let it out / let it out / letting it out
turn on the waterworks / turned on the waterworks / turning on the waterworks
open the floodgates / opened the floodgates / opening the floodgates
New Story! The Sweetest Gifts.
I have been working on this for so long! I canât believe I finally published it!
This story narrates Jackie and Hydeâs journey through parenthood, and itâs a very special story to me.
If you want to read it on AO3
If you want to read it in ff.net
As I always do, Iâll post a tiny sneak peak of the chapter in here.
She buried her head on his chest again while he rubbed her back, and for the first time since she realized that her period was late, she felt herself relaxing. He was so calm and rational during this whole thing that he actually managed to soothe her, itâs amazing how much he grew during the past year, she finds herself loving him more and more each day.
jeronica in riverdale (2017 - ) chapter eighty one: the homecoming
#Why do they look like they're coming out of a French film? #Do you know those melancholy films that flirt with action and romance? #And then there is an impossible romance because of the social class and it ends up open with them having a change of perspective on life but they walkseparated by the rainy streets of paris.#Just me? OK.
I'm pretty sure Vegeta had a mini heart attack when he heard his little princess say 'papa' for the first time

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fave jackie burkhart outfits/looks | season 1
I love her â¤ď¸
I love that Jackie Burkhart can learn how to repair a car/become a mechanic in only a few hours but in the same amount of time failed to bake multiple pies.
An aye-write guide to Showing vs. Telling
Iâll bet that if youâve ever taken an English class or a creative writing class, youâll have come across the phrase âShow, donât tell.â Itâs pretty much a creative writing staple! Anton Chekov once said â Donât tell me the moon is shining. Show me the glint of light on broken glass.â In other words, showing should help you to create mental pictures in a readerâs head.
Showing helps readers bond with the characters, helps them experience the emotions and action more vividly, and helps immerse them in the world you have created. So âshow, not tellâ is definitely not bad advice - in certain circumstances. But it has its place. More on that later.Â
So How do I Show?Â
Dialogue
Thoughts/Feelings
Actions
Visual Details
So instead, of telling me âHe was angryâ, show me how his face face flushes red, how his throat tightens, how he slams his fist, how he raises his voice, how his jaw clenches, how he feels hot and prickly, how his breathing gets rapid, how his thoughts turn to static, etc.
Instead of telling me âThe cafeteria was in chaosâ, you could show me someone covered in food and slowly turning crimson, children rampaging under the feet of helpless adults, frenzied shouting, etc.Â
Handy Hint! Try to avoid phrases like âI heardâ, âI feltâ, âI smelledâ, etc. These are still âtelling wordsâ (also known as filters) and may weaken your prose, as your readers could be taken out of the experience and you may lose their attention.
Is Showing Always The Right Thing to Do?Â
No! Absolutely not! Showing is not always right and telling is not always wrong! Itâs important to develop the skill and instinct to know when to use showing and when to use telling, as both can be appropriate in certain occasions.Â
So, âShow, donât tellâ becomes âShow versus tellâ.Â
What is Showing and Telling?Â
Showing is âThe grass caressed his feet and a smile softened his eyes. A hot puff of air brushed past his wrinkled cheek as the sky paled yellow, then crimson, and within a breath, electric indigoâ
Telling is âThe old man stood in the grass and relaxed as the sun went down.â
Both of these excerpts are perfectly acceptable to use in your writing! But both do different things, although their meanings are pretty much the same. The first example is immersive, sweeping, visual, engaging. The second example is much more pared back and functional. But both have their places in prose!Â
Telling is functional. Think about when you tell people things. You tell your children dinner is ready. The news reporter tells you thereâs a drop in crime rates. Your best friend tells you sheâll be late because her car broke down on the way to yours. These are brief and mundane moments in everyday life.Â
So, do these deserve multiple paragraphs with sensory detail and action/feeling/thought for every little thing? Do you need to spend an entire paragraph agonising over a minor detail when thereâs a sword dangling (physically or metaphorically) over your MCâs head? No. And Iâll explain why.Â
When To Use Telling
As before, telling is functional. Itâs brief. Itâs efficient. It gives a gist of a situation without getting bogged down in detail.
Showing is slow, rich, expansive, and most certainly not efficient!Â
Hereâs an example of some telling:Â
âYears passed, and I thought of Emily less and less. I confined her to some dark dusty corner of my brain. I had to elbow my memories of her to the side. I was too busy with other things. Finishing school, then university a year later. Life was full and enjoyable. But then, one dark cold September nightâŚâ
You canât show this example, unless you wanted to waste page after page of your MC waking up, going through everyday life, to get to the point your actual story started. If you do that, you will likely kill off any interest a reader would have in your novel and likely, your book itself.
Summing UpÂ
Showing:Â
Should be used for anything dramatic
Uses thoughts, feelings, dialogue, action, and visual detailÂ
Will likely be used more than telling
Telling:Â
Can be used forÂ
Delivering factual information
Glossing over unnecessary detailsÂ
Connecting scenes
Showing the passage of timeÂ
Adding backstory (not all at once!)Â
some fucking resources for all ur writing fuckin needs
body language masterlist
a translator that doesnât eat ass like google translate does
a reverse dictionary for when ur brain freezes
550 words to say instead of fuckin said
638 character traits for when ur brain freezes again
some more body language helpÂ
REBLOG TO SAVE A WRITER
I want to write. I have ideas. I open document. I type four of the worst sentences ever created in the english language. I daydream the rest of the scene. I close document.

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I am so late for Zutara Month. Here it is.
Day 18 - Comfort
WHy do I spend my time doing this stuff