BookWorm Reviews

This is just a small list of things I do to add a little bit of coziness into my writing through my characters! Relationships (both platonic and romantic) are notoriously hard to write, so here are some of my tips!

Characters picking up on each other’s mannerisms

Characters finishing each other’s sentences

When one character trips/falls/slips and their friend(s) make fun of them before helping them up

Inside jokes

When a group is laughing together, characters who immediately look at each other to see if they found it funny also

Friends who can’t keep it together in serious situations when they’re together

Platonic touching (hugging, hand holding, high fives, etc.)

Characters discussing future plans

Stylish-Wood CC PACK: Part 1 - Living Room

Hi everybody! I am very excited to share with you my new cc pack. This theme has been in my inspiration book for a long time now and I am happy that I could complete it for this month.

This time I wanted to create a series of pieces with the same aesthetic, I know how difficult it is to match the whole house with all the different styles available, so I really wanted to give you some options to do that. This is going to be a series of four,  but probably not sequential.

Experiment: *creates life*

Victor: wait no

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Henry Jekyll: Look I know that what I’m doing is wrong in so many different ways, and this “Edward Hyde” I created is becoming stronger, I think? and it is starting to freak me out? But like, transforming into Hyde is so damn fun, man! I’M GOING TO DRINK THE POTION AGAIN!

Hyde: *beats someone to death*

Henry: wait no

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Dorian Gray: Now that I’m no longer aging I shall be as much of a hedonistic little shit as I want without caring for the consequences!

Actions: *still have consequences*

"Men are driven by two principal impulses, either by love or by fear."

"It is not because men's desires are strong that they act ill; it is because their consciences are weak."

You placed your hand palm-up on the table

And asked for a chance to break my heart again.

Of course I said yes.

You know I always will.

In the dream, your smile was the same.

So was the funny way you used to say my name.

And you got along with my best friend's date.

Seven years later, we somehow have the same taste.

Speaking in song lyrics, sarcasm, and jokes just a bit too lame.

I really liked you.

And then I walked away.

But in the dream it didn't matter,

You fought for the chance to see my face.

You told me you knew how you hurt me,

Swore things wouldn't be the same.

We've both grown up, haven't we?

For the better, we've both changed.

But your smile stayed the same, and your charm,

So I grabbed your hand and gave us a chance.