u/TheMajesticMystic

And I don't mean your favorite song. I don't mean a song you relate to. I don't even mean a song that reminds you of a certain phase of your life.

I mean a song that feels like Taylor somehow read your diary, stalked your life for six months, and then wrote a track about it.

Which song is it?

Personally for me it's Mirrorball. Growing up with a mother who only ever smiled when I achieved something that made her look good to her friends, siblings, and in-laws, I learned to be a different character in every person's story. Never the real me. Just the version everyone needs. I've never been a natural, but I do try try try.

Hi!

I've never written a protagonist from the early 20th century before and was hoping for some advice.

My FMC lives in 1905. Do you have any tips for writing her inner dialogue so that it feels authentic to the period without sounding overly formal or difficult for modern readers?

I'm especially interested in vocab, thought patterns, and how people of that era might view things like family, class, romance, and everyday life.

Any guidance or examples would be greatly appreciated!

I graduated with a degree in Social Work and recently applied for a global graduate program in HR. To my surprise, I've made it through all the interviews and have been invited to the Assessment Centre stage.

I'm curious, have any of you come from a humanities background (social work, sociology, history, english, etc...) and successfully transitioned into HR or the corporate world?

How did you makke the switch and did your humanities degree end up being an advantage in the workplace??

My mom said she'll buy me a new laptop if I can reach 50K monthly views on Pinterest. I'm still pretty new to Pinterest and I'm curious whether that's a realistic goal. What strategies helped you grow your impressions/views when you were starting out?

https://pin.it/3sY3uzVtR

What is it and what exactly did you do? Any tips for a fresh graduate?

So I had my fair share of published fanfiction that did pretty good on AO3 back in the days. Now I'm a mentally exhausted 20-something who is constantly stressed while trying to navigate adulthood. I haven't been writing much since graduating college.

The only thing that helps my anxiety is writing and reading so really, you'd me doing me a favor by letting me helping you edit or even ghostwrite your story. Just comment below, I'll check out your work and reach out!

I've made a few excuses for Stephanie Soo but today I officially unsubscribed from her channel. I tried to get through her deep dive into Epstein but boy, oh boy. She's a leftist alright. And I don't really care because I'm not American and I don't give a flying fuck about Trump but I don't trust people who CANNOT report a case neutrally. Like girl we get it you hate conservatives... now can you talk about the files?

Also the way she pokes fun at religion (especially during her Duggar Family deep dive) but then says "I was religious growing up" "I think religion is a beautiful thing" like excuse me but while I disagree with the bullshit the Duggar family's church spews the basic stuff (few of them) is pretty accurate with core Christian teachings. And I am a devout Cattholic. I wasn't offended tho just annoyed.

The nail in the coffin for me was this episode about the only fans model who kills her boyfriend. Stephanie starts off by romantically recounting the life of the MURDERER. Not the victim. The killer. Who gives a cow's shit about Courtney Taylor enjoying mudding as a teen growing up the the south??! SHE KILLED SOMEONE!!

Anyway, can anyone recommend podcasts that are better? Prefereably someone who remains neutral while recounting their cases.