Reblog This If You Want People To Spam Your Ask Boxes(not Spam But Send In A Bunch Of Asks)

I am not sure how to reply to you on my post, but I really want to read your fanfiction! Where can I find it?

I'm flattered! But it's still in my notebook in draft form. I will make an announcement when I publish it, and when I do, you can find it on Archive of Our Own.

Men, especially cis straight white men, saying “what if it was the other way around huh?” with literally zero concept of power dynamics or historical context is one of the most boring things in existence

I am a published writer myself. Some of the most impressive written works I have read in my brief lifetime have been fanfiction. 'Projects In Controlled Environments,' one of my all-time favorites.

reblog if you’ve read fanfictions that are more professional, better written than some actual novels. I’m trying to see something

girl help i’m having creation ideas above my skill level

"I didn't have it in myself to go with grace."

- T.S, 'My Tears Ricochet'

If there is one song that accurately portrays the downfall and tragedy of their friendship, it's this one.

The best thing I’ve done for myself is to never download tik tok

Imagine being this beautiful:

They are the sh*t, and they know it.

"Why do you have to put down my dreams, so you're the only thing on my mind?"

I have reason to believe that 'Tell Me Why' is one of the most powerful songs Taylor Swift has written.

What makes this song great is its versatility; the lyrics can be applied to any situation wherein an abusive power dynamic between two parties is involved. TS described it as being about a tug of war in which "someone always kind of has the upper hand." With that in mind, the perspectives are endless. Depending on whom you talk to, this song could be about gender, racial, or wealth inequality, classism, even.

This versatility is what helps a song maintain its relevance. It's what makes some songs timeless. Music that isn't shackled to specific eras or circumstances has the capacity to be appreciated longer, and by wider audiences, because it doesn't shut people out. This is the music that can live on forever and ever. To me, that's power.

It is this style of songwriting that TS has mastered - that delicate balance between confession and ambiguity in her lyrics that gives you a sense of something she might have experienced, but also isn't so personal as to exclude the possibility of that experience being echoed by millions of other people.

This is Taylor's unique talent, and 'Tell Me Why' exemplifies it perfectly.

i be so in love with the fake scenarios i create in my head