Sobreezy

fuck it. be creative even if you never really *make* anything. write out plot synopses of stories and then move on. design OCs you'll never use. make mood boards and concept art and don't do anything with them. life's too short to forget everything that inspired you and creation doesn't have to be "complete" to be worth the time you put into it.

an extremely underrated part of growing up is being able to make cookies whenever you want, just because you want to. 

you laugh, but some necromancer is out there setting up a PowerPoint presentation

Spinning the roulette wheel of “did past me write this scene down anywhere or was I just replaying it in my head so much at the time I wrongly believed I thought I would remember it forever?”

Why do people stop commenting on fics if they’re more than a week or two old? Please comment on old fics. Tell me you like my one shot from 2014. Tell me you like my old multi-chap I finished in 2016 that I spent a year writing. I will be fucking thrilled.

Fics are not social media posts. There’s no “stalking” someone’s “old posts”. They’re meant to be found and enjoyed years down the line. No need to be nervous.

This. (And you could make a case that the older the fic on which feedback is received, the more it’s appreciated…)

This is the honest truth from start to finish.

Last year I did a podcast discussing a fic which was posted in 1995, and the day before yesterday, the author (who left fandom in 1997 and hasn’t been heard from since) emailed me to say thank you.

Reblog if you've ever read a fic that was better than published books

werewolves are the best because they can be about womanhood or transness or morality or self-image or any type of Otherness. alienation. being afraid of yourself. society being afraid of you. finding your true self. becoming free.

Being a really cool wolf dude who eats people