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Apr 18, 2018 04:56PM
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Cardia's little brother from Code;Realize lol I just dislike how the anime totally threw out his entire redemption arc that he had in the games and passed him off as a straight villain. He is literally so much more complex than that.
I'm addicted to chopped/screwed music haha
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Elizabeth ♛Smart Girls Love Trashy Books♛ wrote: "I'm addicted to chopped/screwed music haha"What is that?
It's where you slow down the song and mess around with the chorus to come up with an out-of-order song. It's a lot better than it sounds haha
I just saw an article criticizing people who want to get married, saying there is no point in getting married in this day and age. So basically this society that is telling me to be whoever I want to be and do whatever I want to do is: ~Shaming me for wanting to have children
~Questioning how I can be a biromantic lesbian
~Insulting me for always being cheerful and friendly
~Isolating me for liking anime and rock music because I wear pink and makeup
~Ignoring me when I'm having problems or mental breakdowns because I'm normally vapid and confident
~Telling me it's wrong for me to be girly and have good old-fashioned manners and ideals even though I was literally raised that way
~And now criticizing me for wanting to get married
If I take away all of those points of me, what would be left of me? I would be exactly like other people my age; shallow, miserable, sarcastic, and bitter. I guess society does want me to be like everybody else, seeing as how this is how they treat others who don't fit into that agenda. Ironic because a few years ago, people like that were being made fun of and people like me were considered to be the norm. What happened?
We have another freeze warning in effect.
I feel bad because Mom keeps telling me if I write a fanfic about this one character, she'll read it and I have literally no ideas for that character lol. And she kept telling me I've written fanfics for characters with less information on them before and I told her that I had ideas for them. I don't think she understands that I can't just write without an idea.
And she also wants me to make a child of that character for the group and I said I'm not going to, and she said I've made the kids of other characters before so why is this any different, and I told her the thing is, I make people like Haruka, Cassius, Mikan, Green, and Betty because I ship their parents together in the actual series. I love this character, but I don't ship him with anybody in the series. He isn't even really around anybody very much in the series. So I don't really know what to even do about that.
I wonder where I would go if there was a tornado while I was at the library. I know it's like really super rare, but it's better safe than sorry, right? Honestly it's a pretty scary thought because the library is seventy percent windows and there's also a huge skylight. Mom said we would go into the bathrooms but I don't know. The bathrooms don't really seem very safe, at least to me.
Ask one kf the librarians. I'm sure they would have a plan.
I'm sure they would just think I'm paranoid, even though I'm just legitimately curious.
I doubt it. Especially with how.often you get watches and warnings.
We don't really get them that much? I think places like Missouri get them more than us to be honest.
Besides, if there was a watch or warning I definitely would not be at the library, unless I was already there, but that's still pretty unlikely. I think once I went to the library when we had a severe thunderstorm warning, but that was only because I was already at the library when the warning was issued.
Still more than us, and we practice tornado drills several times a year at school.
It's required in every state to practice. Even though a tornado has never happened while I was at school. We've had severe thunderstorms while I was at school though.
I wanted to cry when I saw we had a local pollen alert again. That means it's finally springtime. And that explains why I've been feeling like death these past few days despite not being sick.
Two dogs were thrown several miles away by a tornado in last week's tornado outbreak and their pens were destroyed and my first thought was that everyone would feel so sad for those dogs, but nobody is going to be sad over the several people who got injured when their cars were thrown off the road by a destructive tornado or that two-year-old who was killed when a tree fell on top of a trailer. (The dogs weren't injured by the way, just dazed)
Mom: "That's it. I'm going to show your something you're really going to dislike! And you can't get out of it!" Me: "I'm not scared at all! I've seen Devils and Realist, I've seen Servamp, I've seen Seraph of the End and I've loved every single one! There is nothing worse than those shows! You can't do your worst!"
Mom: *puts on Vampire Knight*
Me: "Oh no!!!!!"
I think this person favourited my fanfic because they thought it was a reader insert? I mean I suppose it could be seen that way because of the way it's written, but the character in it is an actual character from the series. I was just assuming because all of her other favourited stories are reader inserts.
Guardians of the Crystals(?): Life seemed normal for MC. He was a nerdy college student with no friends and little goals in his life, but he was fine with that. Until a mysterious woman appears and dies right in front of him, having just enough time to give him a slip of paper with an address and a final word to take care of her girls. Not about to deny a dead woman her wish, MC heads to the address to find himself the new caretaker of five rambunctious girls: a workaholic, motherly college student, a high-schooler who's a huge party animal, a middle-schooler who is always stuck in the clouds, an elementary-schooler who is sweet like cotton candy, and finally a toddler who despite just learning how to walk still finds herself in tons of trouble. And the biggest part of it all: these five girls are all the holders of powerful crystal necklaces that must be monitored daily, lest they destroy the world. Needless to say, at first MC and the girls don't get along and spend their days vicious at the other, but after time goes on the six learn to care for each other, the MC discovering an actual goal in his life he wants to work for.
Sometimes I feel like I'm going to be crucified by certain reviewers with my books because I'm one of those people who often has bi or pan people in my books but I don't really focus on their sexuality because that's not the point of the story, but like if someone asked me at an interview if a character was bi, pan, or gay I would answer in the affirmative. And apparently that's a bad thing to do. But honestly to me, I can't really care about my characters' sexualities because half of the time, my stories aren't really about romance, they're mainly about friendship or family. Plus I see things like that as being 'none of my business'. Even people close to me in real life, some of them have no idea what my sexuality is because I feel like stuff like that is nobody's business aside from like your date or something. I don't know, I just worry about things like this a lot because people like that seem very determined to literally ruin the careers of authors who do things like that. I know not every reader is like that, not even the majority probably, but it still exists and despite being a minority they are vocal and thus I spend a lot of my free time worrying about that.
You're Like, So Totally Undead to Me: MC is a Grim Reaper. Yup, those kind. But instead of being all miserable and dark, she's bright, cheerful, loves pink, and even has a Bedazzled scythe. She's excited because it's time for her first official Reaping. If she succeeds, she will be considered an official Grim Reaper. Of course, things fall apart when she learns the guy she was sent to Reap wasn't actually dead, merely having a near-death experience. And when he wakes up in the hospital, he can communicate with her, which is a huge no-no in her society. Panicking, she tells the higher-ups that he's also a Grim Reaper-in-training. Now she has only a week to show him the ropes and truly turn him into an actual Grim Reaper, otherwise it's both of their heads! Under a Bloody Moon: MC is the daughter of the Headmistress and Headmaster of a prestigious academy that looks like it was lifted from the pages of a gothic novel. She's a secret daredevil who likes to stay out of peoples' business, alongside her best friend. She also has little memory of anything from seven years ago, most of all a recurring dream of herself standing out in the snow over a dead body. The school has a secret: at night, classes are held for the vampires that attend, being kept a strict secret from everyone aside from the MC's family. MC thinks little of the vampires, partly because her best friend is a changeling who also hunts vampires, but the normally controlled attacks on students have started escalating, endangering the humans. While MC's best friend searches for other 'friendly' vampires to protect MC, MC finds herself an object of interest to these vampires, and the more she becomes entangled in their web, the more she remembers of that night seven years ago.....and the more MC realizes there's far more to these vampires than originally thought.
Untitled: MC has been isolated her entire life, raised in a nunnery her entire life with just her father, learning to be pious and good. Shortly after her seventeenth birthday, her father shocks her with the revelation he has to go overseas into Europe for a meeting and she's being sent overseas to live with a family friend in New Orleans. He ignores her protests to come along and sends her away. MC is still unsure of the situation but tries to make the best of it, despite the family's house looking like a creepy mansion. MC was expecting many things, but the house being home to six sadistic vampire sisters, each one more twisted than the last. There's the oldest, who looks like a noble and would literally kill to keep things perfect, the second-oldest who is lazy yet secretly sadistic, the triplets, who despite resembling little dolls are just as likely to eat her as do her, and the youngest, a little ball of rage who is typically ignored by her siblings. MC isn't really able to leave, so she is determined to make the best of the situation and simply stay alive. She spends time with each of the sisters individually and gets to learn about their pasts, learning how they became the way they were and realizing she's starting to care for a family of powerful yet deadly vampires.
Untitled: Four nobodies from various backgrounds are all captured and brought to a sprawling, mysterious mansion one night and are thrown in front of the manor's owners, a set of a twin boy and girl. The owners state the peasants have to work for them but in return they will get whatever they want. The four immediately agree and are put to work on various tasks in the manor, indeed getting whatever they want. The work isn't hard, and most of the time the owners talk to them as they work, keeping them company. In fact, everything seems idyllic until one of the older maids suddenly vanishes and the twins come clean about the true reason why the servants were adopted: they confess they made a secret pact years ago with sibling demons to get everything they wanted, and now the demons have come to seek payment by possessing them. The twins were able to fight it off at first, but now the demons have proven too strong for them to continuously keep at bay. Terrified for their families, the twins beg the new servants to exorcise the demons in any way possible, even if it involves killing the host. The servants are understandably terrified and at first refuse, at least until one of them goes missing as well. Now the remaining three have to make a difficult choice to try and save both their friend and their masters.
Untitled: After the apocalypse sixteen years ago, MC finds herself being taken in by an organization of people whose main job is to fight supernatural creatures who flourished after the fall of humanity. MC has really no choice in the matter and finds herself being trained and eventually put on a squad with four other girls, all vastly different and prone to disagreements. However, MC's real goal is trying to figure out what happened to an old friend of hers whom she was separated from when their orphanage was raided by some monsters. All she left behind was a charm bracelet that MC now has. She does her rounds and is a good, albeit typical soldier, never losing hope her friend is still out there alive somewhere. Meanwhile, her friend is still alive, being raised by a group of monsters and having been turned into one of them. She longs for her old friend and has an old picture of the two of them, determined to take her back from the humans and turn her into a monster, if need be. The two girls are completely unaware that the other is even alive until one day, they're assigned to the same mission in the same town, and they end up on the business end of each other's weapons.
Those six are all of the books I want to write that are based off of animes. I will literally give someone a cookie if they can guess what anime each one is modeled after. I will be super impressed because some of them are harder to guess than others.
Those sound awesome!
Bet I'll get in trouble for copyright infringement though, or at the very least people will get mad at me because they're too similar to things that already exist.
First story is inspired by: Listen to Me Girls, I'm Your Father Second story is inspired by: Bleach
Third story is inspired by: Vampire Knight (view spoiler)
Fourth story is inspired by: Diabolik Lovers
Fifth story is inspired by: Black Butler
Sixth story is inspired by: Seraph of the End
Me and my mom's favourite hobby is going through the anime episodes on Crunchyroll and just laughing at the episode pictures because a lot of them are just really random lol My personal favourite is one from Bleach where one of the characters looks like she's horribly Photoshopped into the scene lol
Me: "I want to RP something in specific. I'm curious and want to try it out!" Someone: "I would like to RP this idea with you!"
Me: "But I just don't know, is it really what I want to do? I'll never find someone who wants to RP it with me! I'll never get to try it out!"
Elizabeth ♛Smart Girls Love Trashy Books♛ wrote: "First story is inspired by: Listen to Me Girls, I'm Your Father Second story is inspired by: Bleach
Third story is inspired by: Vampire Knight [spoilers removed]
Fourth story is inspired by: D..."
I would have played if I actually watched anime :p
I wasn't referring to you lol
Sometimes I wonder how I became so vain and then I think about how kids in school used to take pictures of me sleeping in class and post it on social media and people would just say I looked cute and then I realize that probably had something to do with it
That's...kind of messed up.
What, them taking pictures of me sleeping? I think it was supposed to be a bullying method but I was just so unconcerned about it. I think the picture of me sleeping in U.S. History in eighth grade is still on Facebook, I'll see if I can find it.
YA Readers: "We want to see food described really well in books because we love food!" Me: "Oh, okay!" *describes all sorts of foreign food like cepelinai, cottage cheese, and onigiri*
Me: "Wait, this isn't what you meant...."
Elizabeth ♛Smart Girls Love Trashy Books♛ wrote: "What, them taking pictures of me sleeping? I think it was supposed to be a bullying method but I was just so unconcerned about it. I think the picture of me sleeping in U.S. History in eighth grade..."Yeah,k that's why I said it's messed up. But if you like it, good for you I guess :P
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Elizabeth ♛Smart Girls Love Trashy Books♛
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I saw someone talking about how they don't want to see a school setting in YA lit anymore but I feel like there's hardly any YA books with that setting? Like maybe one or two but everything I can think of, if they do have the characters go to school it's like off in the side and not the main focus. I feel like that setting was killed dead or something. But I love seeing schools in YA! Maybe not like regular school because I go to an actual school, but schools in different settings? Like yes please give me post-apocalyptic schools, dystopian schools, magical schools, Victorian schools, etc.
There's actually a lot of YA books that take place in high schools, but they're usually realistic which is something you don't read a lot of.But still? Most, if not all, YA protagonists are teenagers who are required to go to school. So of course there's a lot with that setting.
Kinda reminds me of that huge debate in anime communities where people who mainly read shoujo or shounen complain that all the characters are teenagers who go to school and they're grown adults who don't relate to that, and while I can see their point, at the same time I just have to say 'then don't read things that are marketed for fourteen-year-olds? fourteen-year-olds go to school, so that stuff is for them. read josei or seinen if you want to see adults do adult things'And yes sadly my mom complains about this CONSTANTLY and yet somehow can't put it together that the reason she keeps seeing teenagers in school is because she watches pretty much nothing but shounens, which are aimed at teen boys who go to school.
Quick, I need some species ideas of a creature that humans would be really intimidated and even scared by and the species can also turn humans into that species and it can't be a vampire
Uhh...The Flood? :p Zombies?
The Flood? What the heck is that? And I was thinking more along the lines of 'they can pass in normal society but people still know they're a monster'
I was originally going to do witches but they can't turn others into witches so.
The Flood is a parasite and one of the main antagonists of the original Halo games. And they could NOT pass off as normal people, so scratch that.
Yeah, I need something that like, they look like a regular person but children would still run away from them screaming because they know they're not a human if that makes sense.
Well that was fruitless lol
I asked for species ideas but nothing really came of it lol
Well I can't think of anything that meets your criteria aside from vampires and werewolves :P
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