imjustboredalways

Every time I cry, it somehow always leads to my daddy issues

imjustboredalways

How the fúck do you start chapter one? Like genuinely? Do you start with some cute shít or dive right into the depressing stuff? I need help

confused_moron

@imjustboredalways It really just depends upon the storyline-
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imjustboredalways

Thank you, I’ll look into prompts in Pinterest
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LyingIsASkill

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Pinterest has some great ideas/writing prompts for that! Make it ominous at best. An idea of mine is for depressing is “the sound of anxiety has never been so silent before— it makes me anxious” and I don’t have anything for some cute shit 
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imjustboredalways

"Oh darling all of the city lights never shined as bright as your eyes." 
          
          kicking, smiling, n shít imagining my all time favorite character getting told this by one of his partners, getting the love he deserves after everything. 
          
          I swear, I think of that man everyday and the "what if"s.

imjustboredalways

I read this book, It's called serendipity and it's in my reading list of LGBTQ, you should really read it, and WOW. 
          
          I feel like my life is completed and I have nothing else to look for in life. That book is immaculate and so freakin good. 
          
          Anyways I'll keep breathing because the book isn't done yet. 100/10 I think it's up there with my all time favorite book.

BoundlessReverie

Ooh I'll definitely check it out, I'm always looking for something good to read (◕‿◕✿)
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imjustboredalways

quick story. 
          
          cried while thinking about this. 
          
          So I was in elementary school when this happened. 
          
          Me and some friends were playing truth or dare (I think). I tell this guy (we will call him DR) "I dare you to wear a pink shirt tomorrow". He looks at me and laughs. He's like "really? thats it. ok fine. Ill prove to you that boys wear pink." Cause apparently I used to think that boys couldn't. 
          
          So the next day, BAM. 
          
          He wore a bright pink pastel shirt. 
          
          I was shocked for some reason. 
          
          Anyways. Wherever you are DR, thank you. 
          
          Thank you because I think that you are the reason on why I am who I am. he taught little me that boys could wear pink and I think that opened the door to "Fùck gender roles and stereotypes." Anyways thank you.