Beth. 41. Brazil. Taken. INFP. Lesbian ⚢
A helpless sports lover.
Writer currently struggling with words.
Katie Mcgrath and Jes Macallan own my soul.
Avalance territory.
Legends of Tomorrow | Lost Girl | Supergirl | Batwoman | The Flash | Arrow | Blindspot | The Blacklist | She-Ra
“It is not that we are given a short life but we make it short, and we are not ill-supplied but wasteful of it.”
Seneca
Black Lives Matter
like to slap his bald head reblog to slap his bald head
creator of this map didn’t even try
these are just in eastern kentucky
Alabama also doesn’t disappoint
okay as a texan, i can’t abide texas’ silly name towns to be reduced to “Ding Dong”
here are my favorites:
Elmo (the dairy queen here is great)
Gay Hill (not much here, disappointingly)
Snook
Sugar Land
Friendswood
Fate (u could stay/night at a bnb here lol alright i’ll be here all night)
Trophy Club
Beeville
Borger (every burger restaurant here has an amazing opportunity)
Bee Cave
Early
Cactus
Floydada
Tool
Moody
Munday
Rice
Oyster Creek
Cut and Shoot
Arp
Red Lick
Wink (;3)
Throckmorton
Point Blank
Happy
Paradise
Dean
Fruitvale
Smiley
Gary City
Cool
and this isn’t even to mention all the cities and towns in texas that are named after other famous places from around the world. fir a fun game, search “[name of famous place], Texas” and see what comes up! I can confirm that Paris Athens, Italy, and Earth itself are all municipalities in Texas.
Yall forgot two egg, Nashville Arkansas, and New Boston in Texas
Yall forgot two egg,
Nashville Arkansas, and New
Boston in Texas
Beep boop! I look for accidental haiku posts. Sometimes I mess up.
I find it fascinating how different writers focus on different things when developing their characters.
Like, I have never once found much help or use in writing up character bios, explicitly knowing exact ages, favourite colours, foods, what things they like/dislike in a list etc. because I find, in my personal experience, they aren’t fixed traits for me, so I tend to discover those sort of minute details throughout the story, if relevant to the story.
When learning and discovering my characters, I tend to focus a lot on the essence of a character, which is vague, I know, but more so on who they are fundamentally at the time I am writing them in the story and never seperate from, because people shift and change from one second to the next. Who are they in this particular scene, for example, what role do they play, what do they love, fear, want or not, in this moment?
That’s not to say I don’t have an incredibly detailed sense of my characters, I do. With a clear vision of what they look like, I know their intimate thoughts, feelings, I like to deepen that POV, become them when writing, who they are and what kind of person they can/will become. I know the kind of morals they have, or lack of, what stances they take and opinions they have of their companions, enemies, setting and politics, but I don’t have a birth-date for a single character, a star sign or a favourite colour, and I don’t know if it’s because none of my characters really care for those things, or because I don’t use those kinds of things to define them, the former being a better indicator (for me) at representing who they are.
But everyone has different methods shaped by what they enjoy and relate to, so we all create from a unique foundation, and I think it’s really interesting, is all.
