✨ Nova ✨

WHY DO ALL MY FAVORITE CHARACTERS HAVE TO BE SO OBSCURE THAT I CAN NEVER FIND FICS ABOUT THEM? AND WHEN I DO FIND FICS THEY HAVE BEEN ABANDONED MANY YEARS AGO-
          
          TwT
          
          I'm so sad :(

Y'all- being an adult is cool sometimes I guess.
          
          I got a tattoo!
          
          It's a Rosy Maple Moth on my arm and it's very pretty!
          
          Or at least it would be pretty if it weren't in the healing phase where your skin peels off like you're diseased.

GUESS WHO'S GOING TO COLLEGE-
          
          Well... Again, because last time I left 2 weeks into the semester 
          
          Anyways 
          
          COLLEGE: THE SEQUEL
          
          Hopefully I won't drop out this time
          
          BECAUSE THIS GAL IS GOING TO FILM SCHOOL 

The concept of "coming out" is so weird to me for some reason.
          
          And maybe that's just because technically I didn't ever really "come out" to anyone. Like I never sat down with my family and told them I was bi. The closest thing I had to what people consider coming out was me YEARS AGO being like "Oh yeah, me and my girlfriend-" and nobody questioned it. There was no "So you're gay?" LITERALLY NOTHING.
          
          Well actually now that I think of it, I was telling my boyfriend about the first ever person I dated- who was a girl I went to middle school with- and he was a bit surprised to hear me say "girlfriend". BUT HE STILL BARELY QUESTIONED IT.
          
          Anyways-

@ NotNovaScotia  maybe? But this ability is good thing to change accents tbh in my opinion =]

I dunno what it is but sometimes I just randomly switch accents. Like I can be doing literally anything and then POOF accent switch.
          
          Usually it's British
          Sometimes it's Southern US
          On occasion Scottish
          
          LIKE WHAT'S GOING ON???
          ITS BAD ENOUGH THAT I CANT TELL WHEN PEOPLE ARE BRITISH UNTIL IT GETS POINTED OUT TO ME NOW.
          AND ITS NOT EVEN A NEW THING.
          I ACCIDENTALLY SOMEHOW CONVINCED A LADY AT HOT TOPIC THAT I WAS BRITISH AND SHE WAS SO EXCITED BECAUSE SHE WAS BRITISH AND SHE WAS LIKE "OH! WHERE ARE YOU FROM???" 
          AND I IMMEDIATELY WANTED TO DISAPPEAR.
          ON ONE HAND IT IS SO COOL THAT BRITISH PEOPLE CAN'T TELL THAT I'M NOT BRITISH 
          BUT OH MY LORD I FELT SO DUMB.
          AND THE WORST BIT IS THAT I GENUINELY CAN'T STOP MYSELF FROM RANDOMLY SWITCHING THROUGH ACCENTS AT ALL.

Happy holidays peeps (sorry for being a tad late because the day is almost/completely over for some people-)
          
          Hope you are well!

I think it's so funny when people in the comments on a story are all angry about plot points- 
          
          Like, you are here of your own choice, the only thing keeping you here is yourself, you could've just clicked off and left the story, but instead you sit in the comments being salty. Lmao.

You know what I really want? A story that accurately portrays the rise and fall of a "perfect" relationship in a way that's so deeply impactful and relatable. Because in reality most relationships don't last forever, especially when you're young, but most media paints a picture of perfection in any relationship until the end of time.
          
          I just feel like a story where that shows the rise and fall of a strong relationship, where it's not necessarily toxic, and the "falling action" (or whatever people call it now to describe the point of a story between the climax and the end) is just the main character learning how to cope and come to terms with the reality that the highs don't stay high forever.
          
          Like the beginning of the book has you rooting for the character and the love interest and hoping they get together, then the climax is where they get together and everyone including the characters feel as though it's the most perfect pairing in the world, then the falling action is where they kinda naturally drift apart and have to come to terms with how their "perfect" wasn't going to really last, and the ending being that everyone learned a quite valuable life lesson about connections and relationships.

POV people on this website seem not to realize that British people ALSO DRINK COFFEE-
          
          Like I was looking at the comments on a story and it's like "Oh they would make tea, not coffee- because they're British-"
          
          LIKE WHAT
          
          THEY DONT EXCLUSIVELY DRINK TEA
          
          That's like someone being like "Americans exclusively drink coke-" THEY DON'T