ainesseyspiegel
You are worth more than second thoughts and maybes
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A woman in an apartment visible from your window has been flirting with you for the past few months. Finally tonight she holds up a sign indicating her apartment number. Too bad this is a horror story and not a romance.
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AlumniGenisis
This was a project I was super proud of several years ago, mainly because I felt like I was really branching out doing anything science based when that had always been my worst subject. I stopped writing it because, well, science was always my worst subject and even with this little beginning I was being more narrative as opposed to science oriented so I never felt I could do it much justice if I continued. But, even still, I’m pretty fond of my first attempt.
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What Never Made it to Print: Another Shot
The saying was an eye for an eye. The problem was that when you ran out of eyes to poke out, you started gunning for other body parts. Blinding the world was okay at the time -and why wouldn’t it be- but when someone was insane enough to start ripping out hearts?
That was when people started panicking.
ericandy's 30 Day OTP Challenge!
The rules are simple: draw or write one prompt of your OTP a day, with the theme listed here! You can use any fandom you like!! Be sure to tag each entry with 30 Day OTP Challenge to make it easier to keep track of them! Feel free to interpret the prompts any way you like! That’s what it’s about!
On the following days, draw/write your OTP:
Holding hands
Cuddling somewhere
Gaming/watching a movie
On a date
Kissing
Wearing eachothers’ clothes
Cosplaying
Shopping
Hanging out with friends
With animal ears
Wearing kigurumis
Making out
Eating icecream
Genderswapped
In a different clothing style (Visual Kei, gyaru, lolita, ect. )
During their morning ritual(s)
Spooning
Doing something together (this can be anything from watching tv to having sex. Just remember to tag appropriately.)
In formal wear
Dancing
Cooking/baking
In battle, side-by-side
Arguing
Making up afterwards
Gazing into eachothers’ eyes
Getting married
On one of their birthdays
Doing something ridiculous
Doing something sweet
Doing something hot (once again, be sure to tag if you make it extremely NSFW!)
And there you go! Have fun.
“I tried writing about you but the person that I wrote about was someone I wish you were.”
— lovelymisadventure (via wnq-writers)
The function of the first draft is to help you figure out your story. The function of every draft after that is to figure out the most dramatic way to tell that story. Darcy Pattison
five rules to interacting with faeries
the first is be aware that names have power. give yourself a nickname or give no name at all.
the second is do not accept anything edible from a faery. to eat from the lands of fae is to lock yourself from the land of mortals.
the third is regarding information. if a faery gives you information, do not thank them. you may say you appreciate their assistance, but thanking is tantamount to admitting a debt owed.
the fourth is about accepting gifts. be very cautious when doing so. many gifts will have unforeseen side effects. if a gift is offered, accept it, but if you do not trust the one who offered it, do not hesitate to destroy it. salt water is always a good cleanser.
the fifth is how to speak without offense. most fae are very old. this means propriety is very important. grudges can be held for centuries when you live millenia. if you do not wish to do something, the way you refuse is critical. be polite. anything less may land you in hot water.
In the Victorian era, hand-fans were used not only to cool oneself but also as a secret way to communicate the language of love. For example, by running one’s fingers through the fan’s ribs, one is trying to say, “I want to talk to you.” The enigmatic language of the fan was widely used by both men and women. I. A fan placed near the heart. “You have won my love.” II. A closed fan touching the right eye. “When may I be allowed to see you?” III. A closed fan moved threateningly. “Do not act so impudently!” IV. A half-opened fan pressed to the lips. “You may kiss me.” V. Covering the left ear with an open fan. “Do not betray my secret.” VI. Hiding the eyes behind an open fan. “I love you.” VII. Shutting a fully open fan slowly. “I promise to marry you.” VIII. Fanning oneself slowly. “I am married.” IX. Letting one’s fan rest on the right cheek or the left. “Yes” and “No”, interchangeably. X. Opening and closing the fan several times. “You are cruel.” XI. Fan in front of the face. “Follow me.” XII. Twirling the fan in the left hand. “We are being watched.” XIII. Fan held over left ear. “I wish to be rid of you.” XIV. Carrying an open fan in the left hand. “Come and talk to me.” XV. Opening a fan wide. “Wait for me.” XVI. Placing the fan behind the head with finger. “Goodbye.” [Artwork: Secret, by Lee Yun-hi.]
me, begging, tears in my eyes: please. please just tell me what the book is about. the plot. please
a book annotation on the cover, unfazed: A Subversive Masterpiece. A Deep And Touching Story. The New York Times Bestseller. Go Fuck Yourself
All will happen with the right timing, you know it will. Trust in the universe, but most importantly, always trust in yourself. Your creative power is limitless.
How the setting looks in my head:
How the description comes out on the page:
“Well I didn’t see that coming.”
— Me writing a story written by me. (via kalipeda)
Never change Uncle Rick
“There is no real ending. It’s just the place where you stop the story.”
— Frank Herbert (via writingdotcoffee)
How I picture my action scenes
How I write my action scenes
