deputyash:

a-villains-refuge:

To all my followers that are writers in any capacity

I know it’s hard putting yourself out there as a writer, especially if you’re a fanfic writer. I know it’s hard dealing with the internal dread of “Will people like this?” “Are my ideas original enough?” “Will people think I’m being ‘cringy’ if I write this?”

I know it sucks.

I know it makes you want to quit.

But please never do. Never give up telling your stories just because some jackasses out there don’t have the imagination to see the creativity you put into your world, or force the limitations of realism into your fantasy.

Don’t let the closeminded many outweigh the openminded love of the few because even if they’re quiet, there’s always someone out there that wants to see that creativity you have to offer.

I struggle with this constantly and I wish I could say it goes away after a while, but just because it’s always there, doesn’t mean you have to let it rule you. You are valid and amazing, you’re learning and you’re growing and just because some people can’t embrace that creative mind of yours, doesn’t mean someone else isn’t going to come around and say: “Hey, that’s pretty cool, can I talk to you about it?” or anything along those lines.

Your ideas, original or fanworks, are wanted and worth exploring, so please don’t give up on them.

Agreed. And thank you for this post! Wonderful words, it’s always nice to give people these little reminders. :))

Your tags from your last reblog state that Andy and Robert’s scene is your favourite Robert scene? Typical. You are a Robert Sugden firster. You only care about Aaron when he’s kissing Robert’s ass.

i-cordelia:

Hey everyone, from now on, I shall be known as a Robert Sugden Firster.

Stop being an utter tool, anon. Obviously, I have fave scenes that are non robron scenes with both of them. For example, I love the Aaron/Chas scenes before he told her about the abuse. IT’S MY FAVE AARON SCENE.

ALL HAIL THE ROBERT SUGDEN FIRSTER!

editedandwrittenbyhannah:

kiramartinauthor:

For as many jokes as there are about writers not writing, writers work so hard. They put their heart and soul into their work, as well as their time and energy.

I think writers literally just feel bad whenever they aren’t writing. I mean, there are many days where I will work all day and feel like I still didn’t do enough.

So stop feeling bad about what you haven’t done and start realizing what you have. Feeling bad isn’t going to help you. It will just bog you down.

Beautiful sentiment. Thank you. 😙😙

thatsparrow:

sometimes being an adult means you can make yourself an entire pan of brownies and go to town with a fork and a “fuck you” attitude just because you can and if you want you could have a brownie for breakfast or at 1am and who’s going to stop you? common sense?? god??? please.

anyway it’s a level of freedom i’m not always prepared to handle