"A Vampire Is Only As Wise As His Wit And Strength. A Wise Vampire With None Of That Would Have It Better

"A vampire is only as wise as his wit and strength. A wise vampire with none of that would have it better as vampire hunter bait. Leave the wiseness to the witches, Laddie boy, if you want to live."

- David, (Of Sharp Stones🌊)

Part one of (Of Sharp Stones, a lost boys fanfiction) "Ocean" coming soon after aesthetics, playlist, prologue and plot release on Wednesday 12th, 2023.

It's giving me action/adventure but it's also giving me the plot of a hitman who's being hunted by another hitman. Thanks for the share and here's a tag: @softchonk

Thank you @a-writer-on-elm-street and @goldrose-star for the tag!! You guys are lovely 🖤

Rules: No cheating! You’re starting in a movie with the last celebrity you saved in your camera roll. The last song you’ve listened to is the title. Who/what is it?

Lee Pace and ICE BOY by Corbin oh my god yes. If its the plot of the album than its a romantic tragedy and im so down for that 😩 also that song just screams romance

No pressure tags: @soupbabe @texaschainsawslvt @devil-doll13 @flower-crowned-lady @myers-meadow @hamburgerslippers

"A vampire is only as wise as his wit and strength. A wise vampire with none of that would have it better as vampire hunter bait. Leave the wiseness to the witches, Laddie boy, if you want to live."

- David, (Of Sharp Stones🌊)

Part one of (Of Sharp Stones, a lost boys fanfiction) "Ocean" coming soon after aesthetics, playlist, prologue and plot release on Wednesday 12th, 2023.

1989: bill and ted go on a wacky educational adventure through time

1991: bill and ted die and get sent to hell where they’re forced to confront the physical embodiments of their greatest fears and most traumatic memories

Sameeee

journaling >>>> therapy

Loving Your Writing

Loving your writing doesn't mean going "oh my god, every single thing I've ever written is an absolute masterpiece and I'm the best writer ever!"

Instead, it means acknowledging that your old writing had its flaws, as does your current, but you did the best you could with what you had at the time. Acknowledging that old writer you had things they could improve in their style, but that without making the mistakes you did, you would never have grown to be able to see them.

No, your writing isn't perfect. I think it's healthy to acknowledge that. However, don't hurt yourself and put yourself down because of it. Instead, make the necessary mistakes you need to to be able to learn and get better.

Don't trap yourself in the corner of "if I make mistakes, I'm no good. If I'm not good, I shouldn't write." That's not fair. Not to you, and frankly not to your readers or other writers. Being a perfectionist is only harmful, not helpful.

Instead, make your mistakes. Learn, Grow. Get better. Broaden your horizons. Learn what you do well and what you can improve on. You will become a better writer only by allowing this process.

You've got this.

Happy writing ~