hey sweetie!!! its your secret santa! hope you are having a fantastic week! are you in college? what do you do or want to do for a living? just trying to learn more about you <3

hi!!! i’m having an ok week that became great when you messaged me ❤

i’m in a gap year right now, but next fall i’ll be going back to school to finish getting my high school teaching certification in english. i want to be a classroom teacher, but i also hope to publish some fiction books someday.

flexery:

My last 2 braincells

cetras:

>listen to song

>makes u think of a scene for ur ocs

>scene plays in ur mind, w incredible detail, like a movie

>try to write scene

>

crossroadswrite:

telling a fic writer their characterization is good is the god tier of compliments, and the fastest way to find someone who will commit murder for you

cinderblocklynn:

Honestly it’s not that surprising people can’t accept bisexuals exist when people still think you can’t like both dogs and cats

trevenant:

I know I say “big mood” a lot, but I just saw someone walk into a frozen yogurt shop in a black lace cloak and a top hat and honestly

memoriesinatrunk:

When an actor stumbles into their fandom on Tumblr:

My wife and I thought it would be a good idea to wait to see the baby first before we actually decided what his name would be … get a sense of the guy.

Then we saw him and he looked like a tiny little baby alien grandpa creature and I was like, ‘I’m not getting any information from this — at all.’

Glenn Howerton, on naming his baby.

He is literally Dennis Reynolds in real life.

(via urdnotshepard)

algernonmoncrieff:

roofbeams:

trainthief:

The themes of A Boy Like That but adding the danger of being openly gay during the era and the passion of love that inspires you to risk it all? Who wrote this post I uhhhh….

james do you ever There’s A Place For Us

“Tony and Maria perform a symbolic marriage because such an actual ceremony is a ‘social’ impossibility. This reinforces their relationship as being ‘above’ their social reality, accented by the whole notion of them with their heads ‘up in the clouds’.”