- @chobyeok

hello jibyeok nation.

Squid game fandom is so weird like wdym there are people who still don't know junho and inho are brothers?? It's the most important storyline of the frontman 😭 wdym people started to notice frontman's plot after s2? wdym people skipped s1?? what series you all are watching damn 😭

teaching her how to splurge in the south

girls ❤

Whenever you feel like 10 kudos isn't much or enough, picture that number of people sitting in a room staring at you with stars in their eyes, applauding your work, rooting for your story or your writing. And you're not even a celebrity. Just. Imagine. That.

actually no there is an egregious mistype and that’s thanos being typed as an ESTP. literally every single impulsive antagonist gets typed as that and it’s so annoying, bro has zero Ti whatsoever and is extremely clearly using Fi-Te

deok-su and nam-gyu are examples of actual ESTPs where you can clearly see Ti usage, and tertiary Fe (more in deok-su’s case)

the only thing they have in common with thanos is nonexistent Ni lmao

re: prev post, I’m actually on the ‘sang-woo is an ENTJ’ side of the discussion on that and I’m not 100% sold on in-ho as an INTJ, I could see ISTJ just as much

squid game actually doesn’t have a load of horrendous mistypes on PDB which is nice, with the exception of hyun-ju being voted as an enneagram 4 which is literally always applied to trans people purely for being trans. actually come to think of it I also don’t buy the case for her being an ISFP, she’s definitely an ENFJ which I think has the vote rn

do you also sob uncontrollably to this video or are you normal

Unconventional Writing Tips from My Many Years Of Serious™ Writing Experience

Write in bed. Just do it. It's cozy there.

Alternatively, write challenging scenes while standing up (i.e. with a standing desk or at a dresser).

You know that one tip about listening to Coconut Mall while doing schoolwork? Well, listen to Coconut Mall while writing on a deadline.

Run what you've written through text-to-speech (I usually just use Google Translate) so you don't have to read it aloud to check for mistakes.

Do personality quizzes in the POV of your characters, even silly Buzzfeed ones about which kind of pizza your personality represents.

For a story that takes place over a week or a month: make a timeline of what your MC does every day in the morning, afternoon, evening, and night. It helps put together those "missing pieces" in the narrative.

Make your characters in The Sims, as well as their houses.

Browse Subreddits related to themes in your story, or hobbies/interests of your characters.

WHERE IS SHE?

WHERE DID THEY TOOK HER?