theknittingnovelist:

SO I started and AU…oops

OK So for some reason I got a bug in my brain about writing a Hades/Persephone Flower Shop/Tattoo Parlour Modern AU and I was outlining it…and ended up outlining the prequel instead because I decided that the AU wouldn’t make sense without the backstory. So now I’ve got like 34 000 words of an outline for a plot where Rhea kills Kronos and goes on to live her life instead of what I meant to write.

…the only question is should it be a fic series or a full fledged book series..hmmm…thoughts?

An addition: Building a family tree for this story is a nightmare so far, it’s less of a family tree and more a family forest, it’s huge…I think I have too many characters…

babyfrogz:

politijohn:

Source

Help Wrongfully Convicted Sheldon Thomas, organized by Rebecca Kastin

Hello, my name is Rebecca. My husband William Kastin, a public defender at Ap… Rebecca Kastin needs your support for Help Wrongfully Convic

gofundme.com

here’s the gfm to support him now that he’s been released

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broosepayne:

broosepayne:

I’ve made a huge mistake (<- parked under a jacaranda tree)

it’s as if grimace, drunk and sugar-high on his shake, fell asleep atop my car and smeared his purple sweat all over it

just-shower-thoughts:

The word weird is weird.

bl0w-m3:

Thanks for hanging out with me! Was I cool? did you like me? What do you think of me in detail? Do you hate me?

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pathsofpassion:

astralalmighty:

idk-my-aesthetic:

thydungeonguy:

The English word “dove” rhymes with

move

prove

Op I mean this in the nicest possible way but. Not only does dove not rhyme with either move or prove, move and prove rhyme with eachother

The difference is the o sound. Move and prove have a long o sound, like in groove or smooth

Dove has a short o, like in glove or love

I’m just. Very deeply confused.

i… i cant choose either. i need to come back to this in a week to see the results. i can’t, in good conscious, pick one

Also, “dove” can mean the bird or the past tense of dive. they are pronounced differently; which one did OP mean?

more importantly, neither pronunciation rhymes with move/prove.

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majestictortoise:

characters who are absolutely convinced down to their bones that they are unlovable being subjected to the mortifying ideal of being wholly and unconditionally loved. that’s the good stuff. never get tired of it.

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whatbigotspost:

word-for-today:

max1461:

Disgust has absolutely no ethical weight. If you are basing your ethical positions on the emotion of disgust you should stop, it is entirely unjustified and leads to a huge amount of harm.

Word for today: wisdom of repugnance

The logical fallacy that because something disgusts you it must be bad

Ohhh yes. Love learning a new logical fallacy or cognitive bias to file away.

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itsrainingcinnamon:

its so funny to imagine that Morpheus probably read pride and prejudice at some point, like can you imagine him ranting to Lucienne about how insufferable and arrogant Mr. Darcy is and Lucienne just stands there like 🧍‍♀️

Morpheus: “How can it be so hard for them to realise their own shortcomings and just admit that they were wrong?”

Lucienne, slightly fuming: “YES, HOW INDEED”

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ikimaru:

I was gonna draw something more serious but sometimes u just gotta draw memes

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milfkon:

starting a collection

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