Drink down any sorrow.
Regrets are for tomorrow.

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Drink down any sorrow.
Regrets are for tomorrow.

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how did you start writing? like starting this whole acc bc i like â¤ď¸â¤ď¸đĽşđĽş
honestly i canât remember really đłđł (why do i have such a bad memory it was literally six months ago oml)
i mean it wasnât really that much of an endeavour i just⌠wrote something (love you a latte rip đ) and posted it! like thatâs really all you have to do! and then a few people liked it and then followed me and i started writing more things and then more people followed me which means more people see the things i post :) (and like them, hopefully lol)
i just wanted to start writing things after i read a lot of fics and thought hmm there is something specific that i want to read which doesnât exist đ so i just made it myself instead
if youâre thinking abt setting up a writing blog then here are some tips (not that i think im an exemplary writing blog or anything like that i just thought it might help?? idk)
What advice would you give to someone who wants to be a singer-songwriter?
Never stop.
I've worked on songs for a long time and always had a feeling of "I can't do it anymore", cause I was looking for validation. When I stopped looking for validation and focused on what I needed at the time, it's when I sold my first one.
Never stop, even when you feel like you're getting nowhere. Write for yourself first, if you don't feel the lyrics, no one will.
How do you know a girl likes you. There are soo many cute girls but i dont know if they are interested or just friendly. Help đ
Everyone is different some people are able to read the signals and others arenât, I think the best thing you could do is take the risk and just talk to them whatâs the worst thing that could happen? They say no thatâs all life is all about the experiences we have so go out and live those experience, feel that heartbreak and rejection and soon will follow the love and the good stuff. I think thatâs the best advice I could give you, I hope find that confidence to talk to that cute girl đđ¤đź
Remember kids: If you spend enough time sketching things on your scrap notebook instead of doing math problems, you will actually make improvements in drawing

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some of yalls ideas of relationships and love continue to baffle me
Adverbs: they exist for a reason
Writing advice from Stephen King:
3. Avoid adverbs. âThe adverb is not your friend. Consider the sentence âHe closed the door firmly.â Itâs by no means a terrible sentence, but ask yourself if âfirmlyâ really has to be there. What about context? What about all the enlightening (not to say emotionally moving) prose which came before âHe closed the door firmlyâ? Shouldnât this tell us how he closed the door? And if the foregoing prose does tell us, then isnât âfirmlyâ an extra word? Isnât it redundant?â
4. Avoid adverbs, especially after âhe saidâ and âshe said.â âWhile to write adverbs is human, to write âhe saidâ or âshe saidâ is divine
Screw your advice, King! Here are some of the adverbs from the current draft of Homecoming ch. 6: effortlessly, decisively, nervously, irritably, reflectively, gently, impatiently, easily, sourly, smoothly, pleasantly, deliberately, successfully, briefly, suddenly, wolfishly, abruptly, purposefully, largely, slowly, unusually, mildly, inevitably, silently, fiercely, certainly, plainly, dryly.
This âdrop all adverbsâ advice gets repeated all the time, and itâs rubbish. If a word is redundant then it should be cut, but adverbs are no more redundant in and of themselves than any other part of speech.
Late Night Remedies
HI GUYS!
Yes the cray person is back for those who missed me (I Know Iâm too new to be missed, still i can hope but anyway). Itâs midnight for all you night owls, whooo!! keep partying and for those who are looking to find sleep but canât, holler at me if you need someone to talk to Iâll lend an ear (virtual ear that is) but if your looking to doing something to aid you in sleeping well... thereâs two things you could do hold a lit candle and sit in your back yard watching the moon like your in a romantic movie O.0 (joke, donât do that youâll just look creepy to your neighbors, they might report you. I repeat do not do that). right back to the two things, one you could do something boring like watch a dull movie orrrrr.....you could do something fun and tire yourself out. My best bet is to watch some amazing show and join the dark side and become a night owl, recommendations well if you arenât already Scandal people!!! you need some Olivia Pope in your life, Suits if your looking for some great eye Candy in some fine clothes and Supernatural if your all about the bromance syfy style. Thatâs all for tonight.Â
TA!!!