lorde fan, poetry enthusiast, wannabe reporter, all around smol bean. skills include: running away from problems (literally and figuratively), being melodramatic, and making good oatmeal. will write for yogurt.
i’m seeing a lot of people reblogging suicide hotlines and this is just a reminder that this is a suicide help line that works like a text-based instant messenger for people who may need to talk to someone but have trouble/are uncomfortable making phone calls
Never don’t reblog this.
There are so many people who have such bad anxiety about phone calls.
This can save so many lives
(via plastic-pipes)
can the cast of netflix's queer eye come to my house and fix my life
(via obscureobscurus)
“I promise I will love you as if it’s the only thing I’ve ever done correctly.”
HIS NAME IS NOT RATATOUILLE
HE MAKES RATATOUILLE LIKE A FUCKING CHAMPION
HIS NAME IS REMY YOU COWARDS
(via gabegotcakes)
Gryffindor:
- the hemingway’s of the world
- their writing is full of angst and personal experience
- can often come across as anecdotic- they take what has happened to them and apply it to a broader spectrum
- there is an underlying current of passion in everything they write
- many late nights w/ coffee because they were suddenly inspired at 2am while nearly dreaming
Ravenclaw:
- the fantasy writers
- create whole worlds bc they aren’t satisfied with the one’s they are in
- stories often make a statement on real world issues in a creative way
- prefers to use a typewriter/hand-write their stories
- shares their ideas with very few
- almost never finishes a story bc they have so many half-finished ideas swirling in their heads
Slytherin:
- the realistic writers
- creates painfully authentic, multi-faceted characters with abundant flaws
- their writings aren’t meant to teach a lesson; simply to share a story
- draw inspiration from those around them; MAJOR people watchers
- their writing is highly sophisticated and not easy to digest; you have to pay attention to every detail
- prefer writing in the 3rd person; like to take an omnipotent view as a way of removing themselves from the piece
- take great pride in their work and don’t reveal it until it’s at a standard that they approve of (and that bar is HIGH)
Hufflepuff:
- the poets
- a lot of YA authors are hufflepuff
- create beautiful imagery in everything they write
- their attention to detail is impeccable; they want to ensure that what they imagine is what the audience also envisions
- their writing is raw with emotion and makes the reader feel for the characters
- 1st person stories
- very open/receptive to criticism; seeks out ways to improve upon their creation
- their stories always have a moral that they want the world to know
- everything they write is a piece of them
(via wildnoutinwildemount)
something about you makes me comfortable and maybe to you that doesn’t mean a lot but i’ve always got a million thoughts and fears and things going on and when you show up that’s all gone
(Source: inkskinned, via adv3nturelust)
