u/justalittlebirdy7890

Y'all. Idk where else to post this bc of minor restrictions and stuff with posting in other subs, but I hoped some of yall would know.

My legs have really tiny purplish-pinkish spots on them, and they've been like that for as long as I can remember. I've heard it called strawberry legs but idk if that's an actual term for it or not. But does anyone know how to make it less obvious??? I dont mind it too much but I don't really like it yk? I think if I could get a tan it wouldn't be so noticeable but I'm a redhead so I can't tan lol. I also have keratosis pilaris (according to my mom, and supposedly my dad also has it) and idk if that is related in any way.

Any advice would be appreciated! Have a great day!!! <3

Y'all. Idk where else to post this bc of minor restrictions and stuff with posting in other subs, but I hoped some of the fellow girls here would know lol.

My legs have really tiny purplish-pinkish spots on them, and they've been like that for as long as I can remember. I've heard it called strawberry legs but idk if that's an actual term for it or not. But does anyone know how to make it less obvious??? I dont mind it too much but I don't really like it yk? I think if I could get a tan it wouldn't be so noticeable but I'm a redhead so I can't tan lol. I also have KP, and idk if that is related in any way.

Any advice would be appreciated! Have a great day!!! <3

This might be the wrong place to put this, but I just woke up, and I had a dream that I thought would make a good surprise for someone, maybe a younger girl more so.

In this dream I had been having some rough days. I woke up and went into the bathroom, and there were dimly lit fairy lights up all of the walls and the ceiling. As someone who loves dim lighting and fairy lights, it was gorgeous.

I wouldn't suggest doing this in a bathroom lol but maybe in a bedroom or hallway, or outside in a little tangle or trees (that would look magical at night). Just an idea, but it might go well paired with an actual small gift or something.

Hello! I didn't intend to post 2 things so close together about "would you read," but I had an idea I wanted to get opinions on if possible.

I've grown up in a very rural area, with large families on both sides, and as you know, that's created many hilarious, emotional, and unique memories for us. The idea crossed my mind to write a small/medium length book full of stories I can remember, and I considered even maybe getting my grandparents to tell me stories so I could dedicate sections to them and their lives. Not like an autobiography or biography, more just like a compilation of short stories about the unique things in the world I've grown up in.

Do you think this would reach very far or at least be an interesting read for someone who tried it out? Lmk what you think.

Hellooo! So I've been working on my current WIP for about 8 or 9 months now, and I've not shared much about it to anyone except my mom. I would like to know if other people our age would be interested in a story like this, and if there are any critiques as to what I should do. I would like to preface this with an apology for such a long post btw 😭 But here is the plot summed up:

It's late 2070s and many scientists have been monitoring and exploring a far away planet. The planet became well known for being very similar to Earth, and visually appealing (most natural colors are different than the ones on earth). These same scientists also have noticed that the health of the earth has hit a sharp decline, and it's likely that the planet wont last much longer.

So all teens that live within a certain distance of the Space Center between the ages of 14 and 19 have their names put in two large containers. Think hunger games style name drawing, although that wasnt the inspo for that lol. Their names are drawn to be sent to this new earth-planet. One girl is drawn (Chrys) and one boy (Blue). Ages 16 and 17 respectively. Legally, they are now required to go, with no opting out. Neither of them are too overjoyed about it, but they arent completely upset either, because they both have slightly crappy lives (something very common in the recent years for the earth).

So within the next two months, they are given basic information about where they will be and what they will do. Things like: they will be the only people there, most wildlife is harmless, there have been crews sent within the last year to build a large house for them and future residents, and the only remaining contact they will have with the people on earth is regular schedules of things being shipped to them, like food and clothes and other needs. Then they are sent to the planet, to basically give a new start to human life, in a place that isnt dying.

However, they soon run into a dilemma. They are, in fact, not the only people on this planet. There is an entire functioning civilization not too far from their new home, and many others far away. They slowly become welcomed into the community, and are told that the scientists from earth actually did know these people were here, and were even teaching the nearby residents english for the last few years so they could communicate with the "future visitors."

The nearby community is set up similarly to a typical kingdom, but the family in ruling is much more interactive with the people, and it is a very small, close knit place. Except for the royal family ofc.

They only have one child, Eviah, and he is 16. Soon, he will be 17, and he will take the place of his parents on the throne. Eviah is the first to become close friends with Chrys and Blue, and even has an almost-relationship with Chrys.

But the kingdom is on the verge of war with another kingdom, and Eviah's parents get killed in an attack from the opposing kingdom, forcing him to the throne many months earlier than had been planned. The next dilemma is that within this kingdom, the king must have a queen to rule legally. Eviah, being 16, doesnt have a wife to become queen. So he is now forced to find a queen before a two week time frame is over (when he gets the official title of king).

Instead of choosing someone from his community though, he chooses Chrys, because being on the throne with someone new, and someone from a different planet at that, would symbolize things like alliances, an open and warm kingdom, etc. U get the idea. Chrys refuses to be his queen though. So he sends guards to bring her to his home, and gives her no choice. Blue tries to prevent this, but in the process "assults" eviah (punched him once, in Chrys's defense) and Eviah obviously doesnt like that. And he sees that blue will be a problem in his plans. So he drafts Blue into the attack he has soldiers training for, sent in retaliation for his parents being killed. The rest of the book is just Chrys struggling with trying to escape eviah's control, blue surviving on the battlefield, and both of them trying to reach each other.

Eviah gets killed by being cocky and going to the battlefield himself. That means that Chrys is now the queen and the sole ruler of the kingdom. This is amazing in itself due to other factors I dont feel are relevant to mention here, but now she has the power to command for blue to be sent back home. She does just that. She is also given a short time frame to find a new king, and she chooses blue to rule with her, which the community loves, because they adore the "new kids", as the people call them occasionally. The story will go on into a couple more books, but that is how the first one ends, is with blue returning and them beginning rule together.

So let me know what you think! Again, sorry the post is so long! 😭