in it to win it

mark-paul gosselaar in pitch

a hundred and forty icons of mark-paul gosselaar in pitch (the entire series)

male / forties / white (dutch) & asian (indonesian)

credit not necessary, but likes and reblogs appreciated!

I made a Elliot Knight icon pack because of reasons

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These are mine, please do not steal them because it’s very rude and I will be forced to set my enchanted wolves on you.

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There are 410 icons in this pack

They are all from Sinbad (Season 01.03)

- M

“can i come over so we can talk?”

“please take me back.”

“i won’t mess it up this time.”

“don’t you still love me?”

“i still love you.” 

“i thought it was for the best, but it wasn’t.”

“i thought i was doing you a favor.”

“i want to make this work, don’t you?”

“i can’t sleep without you.” 

“don’t you miss me?”

“you can’t just show up like this anymore.”

“you left me, remember?”

“it’s not that simple.”

“i need you to forgive me.”

“i can’t forgive you for this.” 

“i’m sick and tired of missing you.”

“i got over you.”

“getting over you was the hardest thing i’ve ever done.”

“i haven’t been able to get over you. i don’t think i ever will.”

“i know i messed up. let me fix it.”

“you mean everything to me.”

this is roughly the post i wish i had when i was diving into discord a while ago and i had no idea what any terms meant relative to what i was used to in tumblr. there are probably better resources out there for this already. idk.

so from what i’ve seen in discord, you’ll usually have:

a server per partner. discord is mutual follows or bust, more or less

‘making a server’ may sound intimidating but the hardest part is deciding who’s going to do it and then coming up w/ a name tbh

rping without a server and inside discord dms is possible, just might just make ooc chat awkward. it’s basically rping in tumblr ims

after you make a server (big plus button on the left), you’ll need to send your partner an invite to it

at least one channel in the server for ooc chat (the default #general works well for this)

roughly a channel per thread overall

channel categories to organize things w/ if you want. not required. i’ve seen all sorts of permutations for ooc chats and ic threads across categories. a good starting point may be just “ooc” and “ic” categories. general chat and nsfw/inspo channels in the ooc category, and rp threads in the ic category. you can also do per-ship categories with channels (threads) within them

historically i think there’s been less focus on visuals as part of discord threads compared to tumblr. it was a bit more laid back because there’s not as much room for formatting in discord, and including images is a bit more awkward. that may change considering any exodus from tumblr to discord will be nontrivially centered around visuals ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

basic formatting: *italics*, **bold**, __underline__, ~~strikethrough~~

You can use `code` to make cool effects, handy for Android Shenanigans.

Shift+enter will add a break in one post. You can also just keep posting separate chunks for each paragraph, and tag your partner when done. Or -d-

Emojis will autocomplete or show suggested when you start typing. Format for them is :emoji: they will go bold when they complete in your text box.

You can react to things with emojis.

You can add a custom blank emoji as an indent in your server. Call it :indent: and you can use that embedded in your one-post-replies to denote new paragraphs.

If you see an emoji you like elsewhere, right click, open link, then save as and import it to your server.

Fantasy name generator

Fighter’s block - try to defeat a monster by writing

Child’s Traits Calculator ; predict a child’s appearance 

Child’s Traits Calculator ; predict other traits

Fifty Plot Twist Ideas For Your Work-In-Progress!

Name generator (Character, Baby, Last name, etc.)

Plot generator ; Inspiration for your next novel, film or short story

Character generator ; Generate Rich Characters in Seconds

Writing Exercises ;  This site provides (completely free) writing prompts and exercises to help you get started with creative writing and break through writing blocks. 

Notebook ; create your characters, worlds, objects, places, etc. and save them

Festisite ; Create a fake license, marriage certificate, credit card, ticket and you can find other stuff as well.

The most common last names in the US

Lists of most common surnames

List of most popular given names

List of the least common surnames [last names] in America, rank 16,001-20,000

Fantasy name generator (again)

Random Name Generator (Choose origins, gender, etc.)

Said is dead (Remember that you can use said, don’t use it to less.)

How Much Blood Can The Human Body Lose? 

How Long Can Someone Go Without Breathing?

The 6 Types of Collars Every Man Should Know by Name 

18 Different Types of Sleeves Design Patterns

What are the most widely practiced religions of the world?

Differences Between a Short Story, Novelette, Novella, & a Novel

Hemingway editor ;  It grades your writing by its readability. 

Zen writer ; writing without distractions (Might not be free after a while)

33 Ways to Write Stronger Characters

75+ bad habits for your character

30 SCENE IDEAS FOR CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT

10 Things Writers Don’t Know About The Woods

British and American terms

Free writing worksheets

oooh! on tumblr i do not, but let me find some old links i had from uniiiii/search some new links that might help you!! *commencing searching*

below are some different links that i hope will help you out anon!! (actually, i’m gonna be taking a look at these myself when i’m done posting it) *just a note though, that because they are links to different sites, it’s likely there are going to be duplicate questions on some/many of them

Character Development: Questions for Creating Character Facts and Personalities (from freelancewriting.com) has a great set of “starter lists” involving basic facts, character history, and character personality. sometimes the small questions can lead to bursts of inspiration about deeper ideas!!

The Ultimate Character Questionnaire (from novel-software.com) has over 150 QUESTIONS ranging from the basics, to asking about your character’s philosophy on love, to asking out-of-the-blue things like what your character’s password might be. some are silly, but anything helps when building that character depth.

365 Questions for Writers and Roleplayers (a PDF from errantdreams.com) is actually pretty neat if you’re looking for a fun project–probably not for a simple muse but great for a long-term endeavour. it has a question a day marked by calendar for every day of the year! new years’ resolution anyone?

20 Questions for Deep Character Creation (from plus1gaming.com) looks more suited to D&D, but after reading them i think they are GREAT for tumblr muses near and far. my favourite is probably the last one: “how do you want your character to die?” because that’s actually crucial to thinking about how you want your character to live!!

Character Development Questions: Building Character Arcs (from nownovel.com) this one doesn’t have a specific list of questions, but i’ll include it because character arcs are incredibly important to the muse-inspiration process; especially if you’re creating a character for an rpg. a character arc, and thinking about one from the get-go, is the best way to ensure your character doesn’t fizzle out!! this is a great read.