Tziporarosen

More of you should follow me on Instagram so I can go live :< it is heartbreaking to be stripped of my livestreams 

CharleyRaeWolfe

For TikTok you'll need 1000 followers to go live as well
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Natalya_Skazka

@Tziporarosen when I get to 1k I'll let you borrow my tatu acct for Livestream  
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deathlovk

Sheesh hey tzi i went on your tiktok channel and h saw the recommended book”burn the devil” but i cant find it anywhere can i get an explanation to what happened to it pls 

clack-click27

@deathlovk this book never existed you must be mistaken (teehee)
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Natalya_Skazka

@deathlovk It was an unfinished work of theirs that went on being unfinished. Due to the work being an earlier one of theirs, they felt the work no longer reflected themselves as an author- leading to its deletion. Killer Love was a similar chaotic vibe. Cuban Hire is mafia/cartel vibe. And her current work, Final Subject, seems to be a nice vibe similar to Burn The Devil. 
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Sweet0blivion

@deathlovk hah
            SOMEONE decided to delete it *side eyes Tzi*
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Tziporarosen

More of you should follow me on Instagram so I can go live :< it is heartbreaking to be stripped of my livestreams 

CharleyRaeWolfe

For TikTok you'll need 1000 followers to go live as well
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Natalya_Skazka

@Tziporarosen when I get to 1k I'll let you borrow my tatu acct for Livestream  
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Tziporarosen

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I just spent the past half hour getting GASLIT by AI omfg 
          
          Okay, you know the Ending theme of Succession? If you don't, don't worry about it, you can still follow along. 
          
          Now the beginning and chorus sounded so familiar to me. It was driving me insane, and I could not pinpoint where I had heard this before. But I knew I did. 
          
          So, I went to ChatGPT because google was not helping me in identifying if it was a cover of an original song. 
          
          It was USELESS. It kept telling me Arctic Monkey and the fucking Neighbourhood. SHUT UP IT'S NOT THE NEIGHBOURHOOD. And then this cunt on a stick kept telling me my brain is mixing the lyrics up when I was saying:
          
          "No, it has the lyrics "punch my face, do it coz I like the pain"" and this mf tells me "oh you're just literally feeling the pain of the lyrics and mixing them up" 
          
          Hello? 
          
          Alors la...
          
          Are you Rowena? Don't take me for a fucking imbecile I KNOW WHAT I'M TALKING ABOUT. 
          
          Anyways, I found the song, ON MY OWN, it's "Boy in the bubble" by Alec Benjamin. 
          
          UGH I'M NEVER ASKING FOR HELP AGAIN, USELESS MACHINE.

YunaDesmae

@ Tziporarosen  You can normally just type a bit of the lyrics in Spotify (if you know it that is) it should come up under 'lyrics match' (this does also work on YouTube)
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Idk5788

@Tziporarosen you just gave me war flashbacks from that song
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thaiglover

This is a little note for the author. I just wanted to say I really, really loved this book. It’s very hard to find such mind-blowing works like yours, so I feel lucky to have been able to find this gem. The story did not feel fictional at all. It felt like I was actually witnessing a movie of someone’s real life, almost like I was a soul floating inside the story, witnessing everyone’s perspectives. I loved how you did not force the characters to be perfect saints who are only victims; it shows how life really is. It actually felt like they were humans. I felt as if I really was inside the every character’s thoughts and feelings. Every paragraph, every sentence felt like a calculated paint stroke on an art masterpiece deserving of being hung in a museum for everyone to have a chance of witnessing it. Reading this book took me on a heartwarming journey. I have felt as if I personally knew the characters and that this isn’t my first time discovering them. I personally think that writing is the most beautifully complicated type of art, and books like this prove it. I appreciate all the work that you did, and the way you describe the feelings, settings, and the overall story kept me entertained and helped me play out the story perfectly in my mind. By the way I wrote this because of your story bastard’s daughter I wanted to write a small note but it ended up long anyway 

Tziporarosen

@thaiglover Thank you so much, my love. That means so much to me. The Bastard's Daughter was such a fun and poignant piece for me to write. I fell in love with every single character the moment I met them in my mind. And I don't think I'll ever be able to part way with them. Every single character holds a little part of my soul within because when I write, I follow them. I never lead. It may not make sense to people that don't write, but when you write a character, especially a character with such depth, they become a part of you. Give me a few pills and I'd be seeing them in front of my very own eyes. 
            
            I cry, laugh, bleed, and suffer with them, battle with myself sometimes if they even deserve to go through what I'm about to let them get into because to me, they are individuals. They no longer exist just in my mind. 
            
            Thank you for this message, it means the world to know that you got to love them as much as I did, and look forward to having you along the journeys of my other characters. 
            
            Lots of love, 
            Tzi <3
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Tziporarosen

It is such a blessing to go out for two hours and come back here and there are so many notifications, I actually can't get through them, thank you guys <3

Tziporarosen

How many of you would actually buy a paperback version of Claiming Reyna/Killer Love

Namixiemena

Have you ever thought about writing a book involving the supernatural? Like vampires, werewolves…idk

Natalya_Skazka

@Namixiemena I've asked they said no, will continue to monitor though 
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Tziporarosen

I rarely bring politics into discussion here, not because I am not deep into politics, but because I feel this isn't the space for it. 
          
          But this must be said. As a woman, as an Arab, and as a lesbian. What is happening in Iran is one of the most terrifying events I have ever seen in my life. 
          
          Deaths are mounting, with hospitals and morgues under extreme strain. They are completely in the dark. Internet blackouts, phonelines are cut, access is almost impossible. They need doctors, they need food, they need resources. 
          
          And we have no way of knowing the stats, and that's terrifying. 
          
          Some of you might feel a little uncertain on what to do when it comes to a situation like this because you are unfamiliar with conflicts, and would rather stay out of it. And I think that’s incredibly smart to do, because believe it or not, nothing is worse for the Middle Eastern people than a Westerner that revolts without knowing what they revolt for. 
          
          This is not an attack on Islam. This is an attack on the monsters that slaughter and punish women, homosexuals, and children for not following along. Thats dictatorship. Not Islam. 
          
          The Iranian regime must fall. Today. 
          
          Iran needs us. 
          
          Think critically. 
          
          Love you all 
          
          Please be safe, Bella, I am thinking of you every waking moment. 
          
          Love, Tzi <3

ursus_americanus

I feel like Iran should be a case study to all people on how easy it is for anyone to lose their freedom to monsters. Looking at photos of the empowered successful women of pre-1970s Iran is haunting to me. 
            
            When it comes to the West, from the perspective of an American, I feel like the idea that the US represents freedom is a myth. We are slowly rolling back our own rights and only demonize the actions of corrupt regimes when it is politically or financially advantageous. Our government has never cared about injustice, just about posturing while ensuring we maintain global hegemony.  I think you nailed it when you referred to “the right category of victimhood.” We are fed a narrative of who deserves to be protected and advocated for and who doesn’t. 
            
            To me, there is nothing political about refusing to stay silent. You’re using your platform and lived experience to push the rest of us to pay attention. That’s not political; that’s just and I admire it greatly.
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justtArabella

this message may be offensive
I'm not crying you are fuck
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justtArabella

Thank you for being out voice tzi you have no idea how much this means
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Tziporarosen

Sonya is so mghmmmmm in the next chapter. AHHHHHHHHHHH

Tziporarosen

@Natalya_Skazka No, it feels right, there's no other way to describe her other than a moan. And that's how I annunciate a moan. Thank you.
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Natalya_Skazka

@Tziporarosen we gotta brainstorm new onomatopoeias
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