Please Dont Apologize!! You Brought Up An Important Topic And Opened Up An Interesting Conversation About

Please don’t apologize!! You brought up an important topic and opened up an interesting conversation about technology usage concerning kids. We need this! We need conversation starters on the internet! The things you’re saying are important and I don’t think you’re wrong. I just think there’s more depth to the topic than you’re aware of and that’s okay! That’s good even. That’s why we have the option on this app to add on to what people are saying.

I don’t know everything about this topic either. I just know what I’ve seen over the past few years working with kids and I’m really used to discussing something until it’s dead because that’s all I do as someone who studies English. But also as someone who studies English I know that what you have to say is important and I don’t want you to stop sharing your thoughts because this is how we all learn new things.

I’m being so serious. Do not apologize for speaking ever. Not even if you’re wrong, which you are not right now.

i think we should care more about how the parents of gen alpha are giving them technology addiction to the point they throw tantrums when its taken away than how annoying skibidi toilet is

IT'S SPOOKY MONTH!! HERE'S A SPOOKY SNIPPET FROM SPIRITWALKER

The icy tiles warmed beneath my skin. No more waiting.

I pushed at the wall and the entire section behind the mosaic shuttered. My strange suspicion was correct—there was a hidden passageway in the tunnel—but I needed more force to open the door all the way.

I pressed my other hand to the wall and pushed harder, straining the muscles in my back and shoulders. The wall moved inwards this time, rotating like a cog, until it was just a sliver between two gaps. There was enough room for a witch to comfortably walk on either side.

I gestured to Maya. “Are you coming?”

The younger witch, ever loyal, followed me into the pitch black that awaited us. The smell of mold slapped me in the face, and I had to resist the urge to cover my nose in order to keep my grip on the wall. I stretched my foot as far as it would go, trying to gauge how far the passage went, but only felt emptiness. This vast, dark, unknown space should have frightened me, but instead I was struck with a strange familiarity. I had been here before—in my dreams.

Once we were both fully inside, I let go of the wall. Considering its weight, I assumed that it would gradually slide back into place. Instead it slammed shut, sealing me and Maya in the mysterious hole. I could hear her hands frantically scraping against the bricks, searching for a way out.

“What do we do, Lady Daron?” 

“I am sure that Ann Marie will open the door if we stay here for too long. As for the dark, you can leave it to me.”

I slipped my spirit dagger out from its hidden holster with one hand and used the other to locate a wall. When I could feel the solid surface, I stuck the tip of my dagger into the stone. It cut through easily as the brick was so old it chipped and crumbled upon force. Muscle memory took over, carving out the rune spell for light for me.

All of the walls illuminated brilliantly, as if a star was hidden inside of them. Keeping my dagger in my hand, I surveyed my surroundings. The room was smaller than I suspected, only large enough to fit about ten people. Moss and mold grew on the walls and weeds sprouted from cracks in the stone floor. How long had this place been forgotten?

Maya’s gasp echoed across the walls and I turned to see what startled her. In the corner was what appeared to be a girl, but she had no skin, no color. Her body was solely light, occasionally sparkling with the intensity of her energy. I tightened my grip on my spirit dagger.

“Hello,” the spirit said. “I would introduce myself, but I do not know who I am.”

Spiritwalker taglist (ask to be added or removed) @the-golden-comet @pixies-love-envy

love rereading some of my writing like damn this person really knows how to write that appeals to all the things I personally love

the real question is, why do i spend more time making playlists for my characters than actually writing about them?

my friends r so talented. rb if ur friends are talented

I’m just “yes and”-ing you! Yes, kids are addicted to technology and are having behaviorial issues. Yes, we call what they watch cringe. And we should explore why we think it’s cringe because it could lead us to part of the problem instead of shutting that line of thinking down. Sorry if that didn’t come off clearly.

i think we should care more about how the parents of gen alpha are giving them technology addiction to the point they throw tantrums when its taken away than how annoying skibidi toilet is