#replies!!!!

3. What is your favorite/least favorite part about writing?

favorite: GETTING A SCENE RIGHT and having it be Good…least favorite: uh.,,,,.. fighting writers block (aka that good good good executive dysfunction)

9. Favorite/least favorite tropes?

im only going to talk bout favorite because,,, i dont want to be Negative here, tonight, SO i love like,,, pining? mutual pining, and friends-to-lovers, and hurt/comfort

13. Describe your writing process

screaming

27. Every writer’s least favorite question - where does your inspiration come from? Do you do certain things to make yourself more inspired? Is it easy for you to come up with story ideas?

mmmmmmmmm a lot of my original fiction (which!! may never see the light of day!!) is very uhh, overly confessional, a bit. a lot of my fanfic springs from a desire to see a Specific Thing, and then screaming

I’ll date you wwink wwonk

You liked iiit :) I have to start reading again :(

There's the formulaic line up the mirrors and turn three rotations or whatever trick but I find it easier to just feel it out. Before you even try parallel parking just get really used to backing up. Learn your corners, back all the way down a road, practise backing up and turning your wheel and feel it out. Then parallel park on one car with nothing behind you until you're comfortable with that. Then with two cars. You'll get it.

so i read this while i was still in the van (it’s a VAN i cry so much over this god damn thing) and proceeded to just...back up my entire block. like, three times. i got a lot of weird looks but it was super helpful?? at least with my confidence aha.

i’m going to do this all day tomorrow so this is super helpful yo. thanks :D :D

birddowninthecity replied to your post

“i need parallel parking tips guys, beyond the typical “take it slow...”

I'm serious with this. Pull up to the car until your door hits the back, roatate the wheel and reverse until you are at 45 degree angle with the curb, straighten out and reverse. Then you have one pull forward to even out! This is the first thing I learned when driving and I follow this everytime! It helps when you say it as you do i :p

it sounds so simple and i’m so bad at it D: mostly i’m just super terrible at knowing how far to go back after the 45 degree turn. like, do i go right up to the curb, etc. i’m going to cry all over my driver examiner i just know it.

this is definitely a thing 100%