you will not BELIEVE what that change can do for you. at the least, you will feel inexplicably clean!!! for whatever reason, it just gives your perspective that bit of clarity that you might not have had before. <3

@benries replied to your post “hey friendos, hmu if you want to talk about your transferring college...”

're even thinking about doing it, that's a sign that you should go for it.

@benries replied to your post “hey friendos, hmu if you want to talk about your transferring college...”

my transferring experience was super weird and mired in a bunch of like Personal Realizations, so it might not be relatable, but lemme tell you it was absolutely essential for me to do. i think if you

<3 thank you, friend

i’m just so afraid that all of my reasons are like, circumstantial and that staying may be fine

maybe mostly because the thought of leaving is So Scary (which it is)

LOSING IT

WHICH IS BETTER: MY MOM USING A SUBMIT INSTEAD OF AN ASK

OR BEING NAME DROPPED ALMOST SIMULTANEOUSLY

Oh you.

11. what aspect of your writing do you think has most improved since you started writing?

Definitely having control over the story, knowing where it will go and what will happen. I used to just write with reckless abandon, and it ended up unrealistic and cringey.

19. when it comes to more complicated narratives, how do you keep track of outlines, characters, development, timeline, ect.?

In novel length stuff that I work on for more than a month, I keep a small timeline of character’s histories and important points in their lives. Also, years and ages when these things happened.

23. any obscure life experiences that you feel have helped your writing?

Dammit let me enter the void in peace

my ass

GIVE US THE SPIKE HATE

i give in very easily so... if you insist!