The Worst Feeling A Fandom Can Give You Is When They Completely Misrepresent A Character You Relate To

I like to think that Michael invites Erin to holidays and they pretend she's his daughter that moved away and hardly visits

Me: Alright, time to write.

My brother: Hey, want to play a board game?

Me: Oh, I can't, I'm writing.

My brother: C'mon

Me : Well, iF yOu iNsIsT

The sims games are basically playing with dolls but for adults

My sister: "Hey, you should pick a movie tonight with your favorite romantic tropes!"

Me, thinking of all the BL and GL I read: "...That's not going to happen."

Step 4: Never actually write.

How to write:

Step 1: Plan.

Step 2: Ignore plan.

Step 3: Write chaos.

This just happened

Me letting my friend read the prologue to my story: "So, what do you think?"

My friend: "Uh...I like... the words..."

Me:

My friend: *Blushing because she knows how dumb she sounds*

The wall's a whole hell of a lot more depressing when you realize it wasn't designed to keep monsters away, but designed to keep Nimona away.

I save ONE Trash of the Count's Family meme on Pinterest and now my feed is FLOODED with how much cunt Cale serves

Fire

Edit: I should've been more descriptive because I have now forgotten what I meant by this

reblog with a spoiler for your wip with zero context. no context allowed.

This actually helps me understand a lot thank you

I need someone to explain what sexual desire is to me because I thought it didn't actually exist then I saw a post about how someone found out they were asexual because they thought sexual desire was a joke and I thought it was one too so someone please tell me what the fuck it is so my identity crisis can end