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‘Jazz isn’t just about melody and harmony.’ He slips off the end of the bench and shrugs off his coat at last. ‘It requires active listening with your whole body,’ he says, dragging his fingers down his newly uncovered torso. Satoru follows the movement, swallowing at the expanse of pale skin visible under black mesh, leather straps, silver studs. Then Getō Suguru clicks those very same fingers in his face. Blinking, Satoru urgently lifts his gaze, only to see him sweep his dark hair off his pretty face. Smirking as he pulls his ponytail tight, Getō Suguru downs the rest of Satoru’s drink and slams the glass onto the table. ‘And it requires putting your ego aside.’

Only 10 months after the last one, chapter 3 of Take It from the Top is here! It's nerdy as hell (you have no idea) and contains one of my favourite things @14th-lulullaby has ever drawn 👾 It's silly and soft and super musical — read on AO3 ♥

It’s okay to take a break. - We all need time to recharge, and your fans will still be there when you get back!

It’s okay to go from fandom to fandom. - Nobody is going to criticize you for following your muse, and if they do, then you know who not to associate with in the future!

It’s okay to have a niche. - If smut is where it’s at, then write smut. If you’re all about the fluff, then schmoop away. If angst is what does it for you, then invest in tissues. Nobody has the right to tell you that you should be doing something else if that isn’t what interests you!

It’s okay to be critical of your own work. - Just don’t allow yourself to become so self-deprecating that you freeze!

It’s okay to ask for help. - If you’re unsure of a trope, concept, fact or universe, reach out to your circle of friends. Chances are, they’ll be more than happy to help you because they want to see you succeed!

It’s okay to ignore criticism. - Constructive criticism is only constructive if it helps you. If someone says something that doesn’t assist or improve you in any way, then please feel free to ignore whatever nugget they are imparting, because chances are good they don’t have the best of intentions for you!

It’s okay to stop writing all together. - Your fans will miss you (and chances are good you have way more than you realize,) but sometimes, you just gotta do you!

It’s okay to write with whatever method works for you. - Long writing marathons where you bang out 12,000 words in one day? Great! Linear, dry style that means you occassionally get stuck because you can’t figure out this scene, but it’s all worth it in the end? Rad! Piecemeal work that you thread together at the end? Fabulous! As long as it works for you, there is no wrong way to write!

Fandom: Yona of the Dawn

Words: 170,300 (in-progress)

Relationship(s): Yona & Su-won & Hak, Yona/Hak, Happy Hungry Bunch

Tags/Warnings: Alternate Universe - Time Travel, Time Travel AU, Found Family, Literal Sleeping Together, Canon-Typical Violence, Chronic Illness, Other Additional Tags to Be Added, Su-Won-centric (Akatsuki no Yona), aroace su-won, Asexual Character, Background Jae-Ha/Kija (Akatsuki no Yona), Platonic Affection, Parental Death, Spoilers, Aromantic Character, Temporary Character Death, Crimson Illness, Manga Spoilers, Self-deprecation, Misogyny, Human Trafficking, Bi4Bi Hakyona

Su-won wakes up in the past, before that fateful day where he took King Il's life, drove Yona and Hak from the castle, and ascended the throne himself. With the chance to do everything over again, does he really have it in him to betray his friends a second time, knowing what is to come?

Sukuna doodles and gojo from this week