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Cheaper Creeper post for anon!

Lilac (and many other colors) Creepers - $22.99

Classic Black Creepers - $19.25

Galaxy Creepers (also come in red) - $36.27

Tribal Print Creepers - $22.50

Dotted Creepers - $29.99

Skull, Lace, and Floral creepers - $19.87

White/Pastel Creepers - $22.77

(So I was doing research for myself, but I thought that it might be useful.)

Adjectives for Smile

radiant; broad; beautiful; sexy; lovely; rustic; uneasy; gracious; seductive; warm; disarming; regretful; winning; surprised; bitter; reminiscent; whimsical; boyish; girlish; wreathed; metallic; faint; apologetic; affectionate; sweet; amiable; solitary; pitying; ridiculous; quizzical; spicy; special; contagious; fawning amused; icy; wistful; courteous; crafty withering; beaming; dazzling; ravished; enormous uncontrolled; sickly; sly; devilish; maternal; eager naked; frank; joyous; complacent; brilliant answering; forced; angry; sympathetic wanton; contemptuous; deadly; sad; simulated; audible; illumined; parting; approving; ironical; mocking; sudden; indulgent; welcoming; irradiating; agreeable; restrained; watery; rare; playful; superior; arch; perpetual; innocent; sparkling; big; somber; polished; responding; irrepressible; religious; peculiar; convenient; everlasting; tolerant; vapid; priceless; vague; racked; complicated; smart; polite; murderous; disdainful sunny; indomitable; sinister; diabolical; complaisant; dim; patient; haughty; endless; rapid; passing; benign; lurid; crooked; placid; hot; grave; malicious; incredulous; timid; bland; provocative peerless; vivacious; mellow; wan; new quiet; calm; abrupt; loving; sagacious; cautious; buoyant; greasy; sardonic; conciliatory; sidelong; nasty; dawning; grim; ironical; false; meaning; sustaining; saucy; atoning; cynical; prodigal; charming; natural indifferent; tolerant; wry; little; visible mournful; naughty; weary; patronizing; languid deprecating; fitful; humorous; sarcastic; mutual; idiotic; frigid; hospitable; doubtful; ingratiating counterfeit; curious; mischievous; childlike exultant; saturnine; speculative; pensive immutable; condescending; pert; impish roguish; ghastly; rueful; hollow; unctuous inane; joyless; wild; satirical; reassuring slow; hideous; flattering; listless; parting fleeting; engaging; severe; immortal; insipid; moonshine; fascinating; facile; beatific; restless; scornful; blossomed; wondering; moony; senile; ambrosial; covert; airy; incisive; faded; shy; social; angelic; envious; debonair; bashful; artificial; waking; antiseptic; mischievous; paternal; dubious; malevolent; roguish; hungry; pale ready; clear; thoughtless; gentle; infectious conscious; timorous; haughty; frequent backward; enamored; obnoxious; pallid derisive; beguiling; excited; brittle; smarmy; conceited; sneering; wide; rascally; timid; meek; reluctant; courageous; nervous; kind; involuntary; smothered; ardent; brave; beaming; glowing; incandescent; inviting; fake; phony; imploring; practiced; delightful; endearing; cheerful.

Verbs for Smile

achieve—; answer with—; bestow—; cloud—; conceal—; crinkle into—; extinguish—; extract—; flash—; grant—; illuminate with —; induce—; loosen—; manage—; mock— permit—; provoke—; quench—; repress— rouse—; share—; shed—; suppress— throw—; toss—; wear—; wreathe in— wrinkle into—; —abashes; —basks; — confronts; —contorts; —creases; —crinkles; —deludes; —departs; —disconcerts; —disparages; —fades; —flashes; —flickers; —hides; —hovers; —lightens; —lingers; — mantles; —plays; —reassures; —renders; —reveals; —twitches.

Adverbs for Smile

W R I T I N G  N O N B I N A R Y  C H A R A C T E R S

In my opinion, this guide is long overdue. Many “how to play an LGBT+ character” guides are written by cishets based off of incorrect knowledge, poor research, and a general lack of understanding.

A lot of admins and roleplayers, as well as writers in general, have expressed interest in creating and playing nonbinary character but are either afraid of being offensive or are actually offensive.  So, I will go through several sections not only on how to play these characters but about nonbinary people in real life.

This is a very personal subject and everyone experiences their own trans-ness differently.  Also, full disclaimer, I’m very tired and very passionate and have NO filter so some of this might not make sense or might surprise you.

While this guide might seem very long, I feel like I’ve barely touched on a lot of the stuff I wanted to discuss.  I encourage further research and I would be happy to answer any questions you might have.

*TW: Dysphoria, transphobia, racism, anatomy/genitals, violence, murder, suicide, mental illness*

Here is really the only thing I’ve retained after my 3 years of Latin. 

I made this list a year or so ago. Some I got from websites, and some I made up myself. (I had to remove most of the stuff I had b/c it was just too long!) So if im wrong, please feel free to make corrections or add your own!! 

“faex” - shit

“cane” - bitch (this is actually referring to a dog, however, and not the female derogatory)

“deodamnatus” - dammit 

“cunne” - cunt

“filius canis” - son of a bitch (literally ‘son of a dog’)

“fututus et mori in igni” - fuck off and die in a fire 

“futuere” - get fucked 

“futue te ipsi” - fuck you 

“irrumabo” - dick 

“trude id sursum tui cunni, faexnigre” -  shove it up your cunt, shitnigger.

“ede faecam” - eat shit 

“suge meum penem, cunne” - suck my dick, cunt 

“morde meum globes” - bite my balls (???) 

“Pedicabo ego vos et irrumabo” - i’ll fuck you up the ass and make you blow me (OR ’ I will sodomize you and face-fuck you’. this is from a poem called Catullus 16, the filthiest latin poems you can find)

“Te futueo et caballum tuum” - Screw you and the horse you rode in on

“Irrumator” - Bastard 

“Leno” - Pimp

“Flocci non faccio” - I don’t give a damn

“Mihi irruma et te pedicabo” - Give me head and I’ll ass fuck you

“Mentula” - Penis

“Meretrix” - Prostitute

“Bovis stercus” - Bull shit

“Es stultior asino” - You are dumber than an ass

“Es scortum obscenus vilis” - You are a vile, perverted whore

“Es mundus excrementi” - You are a pile of shit

“Bibe semen meum” - Swallow my cum (???)

“Bibe semen meum e baculo” - Swallow my cum from a cup (???)

“Globos meos lambe!” - Lick my balls

“Es stercus!”  You shit!

“Moecha Putida” - Dirty slut

“Podex perfectus es” - You’re a complete asshole

“Futue te ipsum!” - Go fuck yourself!

“Stercorem pro cerebro habes” - You have shit for brains

“Caput tuum in ano est” - You have your head up your ass

“Perite” - Fuck off!

“Impudens es leno” - You shameless pimp

“Vacca stulta” - You stupid cow

“Vescere bracis meis” - Eat my shorts

“Tu scronium es” - You are a whore

“Caput stercoris” - shithead (lit. head of shit)

“Mentulam Caco” - I shit on your prick

“Obesus porcus” - Fat pig

“Cupio te meam mentulam sugare” - I want you to suck my dick

“Matris futuor” - Mother fucker

“Te odeo, interfice te cochleare” - I hate you. Kill yourself with a spoon.

“Matris Prolapsus” - Bitch (??)

“Stercus accidit” - Shit happens

“Potes meos suaviari clunes” - You can kiss my ass.

“Quando podeces te regi eorum fecerunt?” - When did the assholes make you their king?

“Lupa” - Slut

“Cacator” - Shitter

“Plenus stercoris es” You are full of shit

“Derideo te!” - I laugh at you!

“Estne volumen in toga, an solum tibi libet me videre?” - Is that a scroll in your toga, or are you just happy to see me?

“Fabriacate diem, punk” - Make my day, punk

“Id imperfectum manet dum confectum erit” - It isn’t over until it’s over

“Morologus es!” - You’re talking like a moron!

“Puto vos esse molestissimos” - I think that you are very annoying

“Qualem blennum!” - What a doofus!

“Qualem muleirculam!” - What a bimbo!

“Quisque comoedus est” - Everybody’s a comedian

“Radix lecti” - Couch potato

“Raptus regaliter” - Royally screwed

“Recedite, plebes! Gero rem imperialem!” - Stand aside plebeians! I am on imperial business

“Stultus est sicut stultus facit” - Stupid is as stupid does

“Tace atque abi” - Shut up and go away

“Utinam barbari spatium proprium tuum invadant “ - May barbarians invade your personal space

“Utinam coniurati te in foro interficiant” - May conspirators assassinate you in the mall

“Utinam logica falsa tuam philosophiam totam suffodiant” - May faulty logic undermine your entire philosophy

“Vacca foeda” - Dirty cow

“Vae!” - Damn!

“Viri sunt Viri” - Men are slime

“Immanissimum ac foedissimum monstrum! ” - Gross and putrid monster!

“Faciem durum cacantis habes” - You have the face of a man with severe constipation

“Mala pituita nasi” - Nasty nasal drippings!

“Si me rogas, potes abire et tu ipse cacare.” - If you ask me, you can go and shit on yourself.

“Commodum habitus es” - You have just been owned

“Canis matrem tuam subagiget” - Dog has desecrated your mother

“Hic erit in lecto fortissimus” - He is Hercules in the sack

“Asinus Stultissimus” - Dumbass (lit. “Very stupid donkey”)

“Caput tuum in ano est” - Your head is in your ass

“Tuam matrem feci” - I did your mother

“A tergo” - In the ass

“Scio erit in lecto fortissimus” - I am Hercules in the sack.

No Sew:

Halter Top

Braided Neck

Slashed Scarf

Classic Slashes

Draped Vest

Braided Back

Cropped Tee

Braided Sleeves

Fringe Scarf

Macrame Tank Top

Tied Vest

Lattice Studded Shirt

Cut Out Top

No Sew Skirt

Lace Insert

T-Shirt Bag

Beach Tote

Knotted Headband

Throw Pillow

Pillow (video!)

Some Sewing:

Sleeveless Dress

Long Infinity Scarf

Cardigan

Ruffled Skirt 1

Knotted Headband

Lace Sleeves

Corset Lacing

Aprons

Cut Out Bandeau

Crochet Trim Seam

Dolman Tee

Peplum Top

Lace Up Collar and Sleeves

Quilts

Tunic Dress

Bleach, Markers and Tie Dye

Bleached Fish

Bleach “Love”

Sharpie Tie Dye

Bleached Black T Shirt

How to Tie Dye

How to Tie Dye 2

Here is a list of blogs, websites, or videos that can help you if you are suffering from anything listed below. If you do not suffer from any of these things listed, but do know someone that does suffer from anything listed, these links may also be helpful. Smile, it looks beautiful on you.

If you know of any website that is not listed that would be of help to anyone, please submit it to us here.

Also, our ask is always open, so click here if you ever feel the need to vent.

In case of an emergency, please call the emergency dispatch center.

Abuse

Love Is Respect

Love Is Respect (Digital Abuse)

Love Is Respect (Emotional/Verbal Abuse)

Love Is Respect (Financial Abuse)

Love Is Respect (Physical Abuse)

Love Is Respect (Sexual Abuse)

Love Is Respect (Stalking)

Anxiety Disorder/Panic Attacks

Half of Us

Help Guide (Anxiety Attacks & Anxiety Disorder)

Help Guide (Anxiety Medicine)

Help Guide (General Anxiety Disorder)

Help Guide (How to Stop Worrying)

Help Guide (Obsessive Compulsive Disorder)

Help Guide (Panic Attacks & Panic Disorder)

Help Guide (Social Anxiety Disorder & Social Phobia)

Help Guide (Therapy)

Tanya Burr’s Blog Post

Zoe Sugg’s Blog Post

Zoe Sugg’s Video

Bipolar Disorders

Half of Us

Help Guide (Bipolar Disorder Medication Guide)

Help Guide (Self Help)

Help Guide (Signs and Symptoms)

Help Guide (Treatment)

Depression

Half of Us

Help Guide (Dealing with Depression)

Help Guide (Depression: Signs, Symptoms, Causes & Help)

Help Guide (Teenage Depression: A Guide for Parents)

Help Guide (Helping Someone with Depression)

Help Guide (Older Adults & Elderly)

Love is Louder

To Write Love on Her Arms

Eating Disorders

Half of Us

Help Guide (Emotional Eating)

Help Guide (Binge Eating)

Help Guide (Bulimia)

Help Guide (Helping Someone With an Eating Disorder)

Help Guide (Treatment and Recovery)

National Eating Disorder Association

Grief & Loss

Help Guide (Coping with a Breakup or Divorce)

Help Guide (Coping with Grief & Loss)

Help Guide (Coping with Pet Loss)

Help Guide (Supporting a Grieving Person)

Help Guide (The Five Stages of Grief)

LGBT

Gay Center

GLAAD

NOH8

The Trevor Project

Troye Sivan’s Video

Self Harm

Half of Us

Help Guide

Recover Your Life

Self-Injury Outreach & Support

The Butterfly Project

Staying Positive

Motivational Monday (Louise Pentland)

Tanya Burr’s Blog Post

Zoe Sugg’s Blog Post

Substance Abuse

Half of Us (Alcohol & Drugs)

Help Guide (Alcohol & Drugs)

Suicidal Thoughts/Suicide Prevention

American Foundation for Suicide Prevention

Befrienders World

Half of Us

Help Guide (Dealing with Suicidal Thoughts & Feelings)

Help Guide (Helping Someone with Bipolar Disorder)

Help Guide (Suicide Prevention)

International Association for Suicide Prevention

National Suicide Prevention Hotline

Trauma/PTSD

Help Guide (Emotional & Psychological Trauma)

Help Guide (PTSD)

Help Guide (Traumatic Stress)

Other Links

Emergency Compliment

Make Everything OK

Need A Hug

Peace

Rainy Mood

The Quiet Place

stretches you can do from a seated position (here + here)

guide to yoga postions 

how to do self massage (x, x, x)

some simple ways to relieve stress

tips for vitality and serenity 

how to relax 

visit an online support group

how to do belly breathing  

grounding exercises (mental, physical)

make a comfort box

make a pleasant activities list to refer to 

work through feelings of social isolation

cognitive behavioral therapy worksheets

visit one of these calming websites

coping skills for the disabled or chronically ill

self-care mega list

more self-care tips

even more self-care tips

do some surveys or personality tests

watch TV shows or movies here, here, or here

read some free books 

find DIY stuff to do on pinterest 

go shop on etsy, amazon, wantist, or uncommongoods - even if you can’t buy anything, sometimes it’s just fun to look!

go find some other spoonies to follow (check here and here )

your condom breaks

you feel a lump on your breast

your friends are ignoring you

you’re stranded on an island 

you got rejected by a crush

you get into a car accident

you got stung by a bee/wasp

you got fired from your job

you’re in an earthquake

your tattoo gets infected

your house is on fire

you’re lost in the woods

you get arrested abroad

you get robbed

your partner cheated on you

you’re on a ship that’s sinking

you fall into ice

you’re stuck in an elevator

you hit a deer with your car

you have food poisoning

your pet passed away

you fall off of a horse

you or your friend has alcohol poisoning

you have toxic shock syndrome

2014 Book Genre Challenge - January, Historical Fiction

Above are some of my personal favorites from the genre! If you don’t see any you might like, look below for some links to lists of historical-fiction novels!

A Great and Terrible Beauty - Libba Bray

Pride and Prejudice - Jane Austen

The Book Thief - Markus Zusak

A Countess Below Stairs - Eva Ibbotson

The Season - Sarah MacLean

A Spy in the House - YS Lee

Scarlet - AC Gaughen

Prisoners in the Palace - Michaela MacColl

Grave Mercy - Robin LaFevers

Goodreads Lists

Best Historical Fiction

Teen Historical Fiction

Teen Historical Novels

Favorite Historical Romance Novels

Historical Fiction 2013

Best Historical Fiction of the 21st Century

If you have any questions about the Book Genre Challenge or you want to join, look at this post HERE! Any questions, ask me HERE! I hope you find something you’ll enjoy reading and have fun doing the 2014 genre challenge!

read about the fucked up family tree of the greek gods

go to a smithsonian exhibit…online!

make like a dj and mix some songs

play this wildly addicting game called shuffle

make a cool glow jar

make a pressed flower case for your iphone

like make your legs all smooth and shit

create your own nebula

make a date jar (or a best friend date jar)

make some cute candles!!

fuck around with this youtube wall of awesome idk how to explain it

read about really weird/spoopy things on the cornell fuckin’ website

play a colour matching game

learn some movie facts that will blow ur mind whoa

waste your money on a bunch of shit that you didn’t know existed but now can’t live without

read the sixteen small steps to happiness

play the moustache drinking game

make a no bake nutella cake

make your hair into a hair bow

figure out what book to read next

get rid of blackheads and other marks

cook a meal with the recipes you already have

do a stick and poke tattoo

make your ramen interesting

make the popsicles from kingdom hearts

eat some lemben bread courtesy of the elves

make a wall organizer out of old styrofoam

do a hair treatment 

find something interesting to journal about

read about your favorite artist’s crazy backstage requests

get some fashion inspiration

learn how to meditate

relive the good old days on neopets

finally learn how to do cat eyeliner

watch a disney channel movie

learn how to tie your scarf into a bunch of cool ways

visit any city you’d like!!!

breed some fucking butterflies i guess (and then unleash your butterfly army on your enemies)

make english rose chocolate covered oreos

take a fun personality test or 4 or maybe 12

easily find a movie to watch tonight

turn your mason jars into something cool

learn about all of the hidden mickeys around disney world

read some lifehacks that aren’t fucking dumb

finish the drawing

learn japanese on your own

read the 10 places to hook up in disney world

find something to draw/doodle

things to do when you’re sad

play super mario

If you're having a bad night, need some cheering up with a good dose of period drama or just love Jane Austen. All links are either putlocker, sockshare or youtube playlists.

Adaptions of Original Works:

P r i d e  a n d  P r e j u d i c e  |  [Read]  

Pride and Prejudice (2005), starring Kiera Knightley

Pride and Prejudice (1995), starring Jennifer Ehle

Pride and Prejudice (1980), starring Elizabeth Garvie

Pride and Prejudice (1940), starring Greer Garson

S e n s e  a n d  S e n s i b i l i t y  |  [Read]  

Sense and Sensibility (2008), starring Hattie Morahan: Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 

Sense and Sensibility (1995), starring Emma Thompson

Sense and Sensibility (1981), starring Irene Richard

Sense and Sensibility (1971), starring Joanna David

N o r t h a n g e r  A b b e y  |  [Read]  

Northanger Abbey (2007), starring Felicity Jones

Northanger Abbey (1986), starring Katharine Schlesinger

E m m a  |  [Read]  

Emma (2009), starring Romola Garai: Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 

Emma (1996), starring Gwyneth Paltrow

Emma (1996), starring Kate Beckinsale

Emma (1972), starring Doran Godwin

P e r s u a s i o n  |  [Read] 

Persuasion (2007), starring Sally Hawkins

Persuasion (1995), starring Amanda Root

Persuasion (1971), starring Ann Firbank

M a n s f i e l d  P a r k  |  [Read]  

Mansfield Park (2007), starring Billie Piper

Mansfield Park (1999), starring Frances O’Connor

Mansfield Park (1983), starring Sylvestra Le Touzel

Inspired By and Spinoffs:

Austenland (2013)

Bride and Prejudice (2004)

Bridget Jones’ Diary (2001)

Clueless (1995)

Death Comes to Pemberley (2013): Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 

Emma Approved (2013)

Kandukondain Kandukondain (2000)

The Lizzie Bennet Diaries (2012)

Lost in Austen (2008)

The Jane Austen Book Club (2007)

Movies About Jane Austen:

Becoming Jane (2007)

Writing Tips

These were the posts you wanted to see in 2013. Your favourite posts were divided them into three categories: writing advice, reference and resources for writers, and general posts. 

The Top 21 Writing Advice Posts

Creating Characters - Five Mistakes Beginner Writers Make

123 Ideas for Character Flaws

Search and Destroy

10 Essential Tips for Writing Antagonists

Six things alcohol taught me about writing

Why your story needs a theme

Improve your writing skills by reading different genres

Five instances when you need to tell (and not show)

The Top Five Useless Phrases in Emails

Heroes and Anti-Heroes - What’s the difference?

10 Things Aspiring Novelists Should Know

The Top 10 Reasons to Write Short Stories

Rewriting – A Checklist for Authors

What are the rules of Write Club?

The Top 10 Tips for Plotting and Finishing a Book

The Seven Habits of Highly Effective Writers

Basic Plot Structure - The Five Plotting Moments That Matter

Talk Show — How to let your characters tell their story

Plotting - 10 Basic Dos and Don’ts

Five things to do before NaNoWriMo starts

How to write great dialogue

The Top 12 Writing Resources

Body Language Reference Sheet

Personality Disorders

209 Words To Describe Touch

50 Iconic Writers Who Were Repeatedly Rejected

10 Famous Authors Who Used Pen Names

Nine Writing Jobs

17 Authors Being Honest

The Writing Habits of 31 Famous Authors

51 Grammatical Terms Explained

Writers of Substance (Abuse)

The 12 Common Character Archetypes

Synonyms for 95 Commonly Used Words

The Top Nine Miscellaneous Writing Posts

The Top 10 Literary Quotes About Coffee

How to survive a relationship with a writer

November is NaNoWriMo

Banned Books Week - The 10 most challenged titles of 2012

What if Emily Dickinson attended a writing workshop?

The Top 20 Literary Quotes About Short Stories

Writers Write Reviewers Choose Their Top Books of 2013

Short Story Competitions

November is When Your Novel Happens

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