just-shower-thoughts:

For the amount that people eat bread bowls, we rarely acknowledge pizza as a bread plate.

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just-shower-thoughts:

People with great imagination are cursed because they can imagine horrible things

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blue-checkmarks-go-here-deactiv:

i think i’ve accurately summarized my existence on this earth

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how to stay motivated as a writer

• Reread your old writing, especially those scenes you’re most proud of
• Write something silly. It doesn’t need to be logical, consistent or included in your story. Write something dumb
• Compare your old writing to your new writing. Seeing how much you’ve improved can be very motivating
• Explore different storylines, those type of storylines that would never make it into your story, but you’d still like to play around with
• Choose one of your least favorite scenes and rewrite it
• Read old comments from people praising your work
• Create a playlist that reminds you of your wip
• Draw your ocs
• Don’t push yourself to get back into writing the thing that made you stop writing in the first place. Write something else
• Write what you wanna write, no matter how cliché it might be. It doesn’t matter, if you want to write it, write it
• Take a break, focus on another hobby of yours. Consume other pieces of media, take a walk to clear your head
• You don’t have to write in chronological order from the very beginning if it isn’t working for you! Sometimes a scene you aren’t interested in writing can become interesting after you’ve explored other scenes that is connected to that one
• Read one star reviews of “awful” books. You’ll unlock a new sort of appreciation for your own writing
• Create a new storyline, or a new character! Anything that helps bring something fresh into your story. Could even be a completely new wip!
• Not writing everyday doesn’t make you a bad writer. Take a break if you feel like you need one
• Remind yourself to have fun. Start writing and don’t focus all your attention on following “the rules.” You can get into the nitty-gritty when you’ve familiarized yourself with writing as an art. Or don’t. It’s fiction, you make your own rules
• Go to sleep, or take a nap. Sleep deprivation and writing does not go hand in hand (trust me)
• Listen to music that reminds you of your characters/wip
• Remember why you started. Know that you deserve to tell the story you want to tell regardless of the skill you possess

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the-waifu-police:

Dropping a brick on the post below

hee hee

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sighinastorm:

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leeshuh:

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ankle-beez:

Well this is absolutely hellish

Mickey Mouse when I ask him why he’s increasing my house rent by $100 dollars every month (he’s my landlord)

The underpaid disney employees on their way to evict me and my family

disney literally tried to do this ages ago. please watch defunctland explain it. im losing my mind. why

I would like to let people know that is a reality for many of the underpaid Disney employees as they can’t afford housing on their salaries

So Disney has apartment buildings it buys to rent cheaply to their employees

And I’m sure you can imagine the level of control Disney has over you when they control your employment and your housing

Originally it was just for the college program employees (like me) but got expanded to being available to all employees

Now I don’t know how it is with the full time employees, but if you were a college employee and you got “termed?” (Disney loves alternative language to control their employees, see being a ‘cast member on stage’ vs an employee at work). After being termed you had 24 hours to move out

Now, guess how well that worked for 19 year olds from Ohio who have nowhere to sleep and no way to get home

I knew a guy who had two “strikes” against him (calling out of work gets points against you, 3 points get you a strike) that had been waved as he had good reasons to miss those days. He then made a comment his supervisor didn’t like so she reversed the strikes being waved and gave him the third one for his comment. He then had to call his parents at 2 am to tell them he was now homeless in Orlando. Imagine if your boss could evict you for talking back

Now imagine you’re one of the many semi retired employees trying to stay afloat through their 70s, or the many employees who are recent immigrants, or who are parents of kids, or anyone else without a lot of work or housing options

Think of the shit they’d be able to do to you if losing your job meant immediately losing housing because your boss owns your home

Think of how much leverage that gives against the unions when your workers aren’t even secure from their employer in their home, where union dues paying for you to not work can’t save you from eviction because your boss decides if you get to live there

Any fucked up thing Disney does is almost always worse for their employees, and likely tested on them first

Kill The Mouse.

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