floreshwa

I have no idea what possessed me to post another story while I already have one ongoing. So I’m choosing to blame it on a spontaneous, spur-of-the-moment impulse caused by an existential crisis at 1am.

cheolscoup

@ floreshwa  IKR, those sudden ideas feel like a clingy cat, sneeking on you, snuggling ln you then the second you pet it's gone and you're in awe (TT-TT)
          	  ps: i'm literally trying to read everything but i wanna enjoy it LOL
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svt_holic__31

Hi!!
          Thankyou so much for following me ✨

svt_holic__31

@floreshwa 
            I guess few selected ones work 
            You can try it 
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floreshwa

@svt_holic__31 hiii thank you for following back <33 
            
            ALSO HOW DO YOU USE EMOJIS IN MESSAGE BOARD BC I CAN'T
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joshujiloml

hihihih to the person i find in everybook i read and comment on their post thankyou for followingg ALSO I DIDNT REALISE I WASNT FOLLOWING U TILL NOW OMG?!!?

floreshwa

@joshujiloml  HIII i find you in every book i read too hahah and i was just as surprised when i realised i wasn’t following you omg
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marojeonn

what would you do if you were the size of a fly? 

marojeonn

@floreshwa i love you jia <33 
            
            i’d love to be a fly omg they’re annoying but powerful… there’s so many people i’d love to disturb 
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floreshwa

@marojeonn okay but imagine if we were actually flies. we’d have zero responsibilities. land on the food of people we dislike, wait until they’re about to fall asleep and go bzzzzz just for fun, then disappear before they can swat us. tiny but powerful hehe
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floreshwa

@marojeonn honestly whatever helps your brain rest for a bit is good. i’ll answer the most random questions all day if it keeps you distracted :)
            and you know you can always talk to me too, right? i’m here for you, always
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Loulilou92

Just realised that I never followed you, oops. 
          And I just love how every other time there is another reader that agrees with me on the “it could sound kinda threatening” comment. Always makes me laugh. 
          Btw, you may remember that I had a few, very long exams while reading your book and safe to say, for my finals in April I will repeat that, lol.
          Anyway, hope you’re doing well.

floreshwa

@Loulilou92 wait i just noticed… you follow only me and one of my favourite fanfiction writers omg TT i’m actually so honored
            
            and every time someone agrees with that comment i fight the urge to edit the line immediately but i let it stay so everyone can have their little laugh lol
            
            also the fact that you’re planning to read during finals again makes me weirdly happy and slightly concerned at the same time... i really hope your preparations are going well though :)
            
            i’m doing well, thank you for asking <3 i hope you’re doing well too!
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eisarchives

If you could only read one book for the rest of your life, along with one song to listen, what would they be?  
          
          
          (Sorry for the extreme difficulty level of the question)

floreshwa

@eisarchives honestly all your works are so good that I genuinely don’t think I can choose a favourite either TT each one has something about it that makes it special in a different way. Reading what you wrote about them was really interesting too, because it’s nice seeing how much thought and feeling you’ve poured into each book.
            
            I still haven’t finished TGOST yet, mostly because I feel like it’s the kind of story that deserves to be read slowly and with a calm mind so you can really take everything in. But somehow I never seem to get a properly peaceful day to sit down and read without interruptions :(
            
            That being said, from what I have read so far, it’s already one of the best fics I’ve come across. I really love stories like that where nothing particularly dramatic is happening, but the emotions and the small moments make you feel so much anyway. There’s something really beautiful about simple, slice-of-life stories that focus on the little things and the way they shape people and relationships. Those kinds of stories tend to stay with you long after you finish them, and yours definitely has that feeling.
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eisarchives

@floreshwa coming to my own works, I got different reasons as to why I love each of my books. FRAGILE HOURS because it was my first ever work and though imperfect there's something oddly marveling about it that makes me surprised every time I reread it. And I got a special soft spot for Woozi, so that adds to it. 
            
            AMONG THE STARS is something I believe to be my best ever work so far, because though short, I came to understand that so much can be said through less words. That you don't need a deep dive into the past or backstory to establish the relationship or love two people share. And I've used a lot of poetry and metaphors in it, and also the angst... I never thought myself capable of writing angst. 
            
            Nevertheless, my favourite is THE GRAVITY OF SMALL THINGS. There isn't much happening in that book, it's more like a slice of life, where someone in the background becomes the axis in your life, and how it affects you. It's a book that put me through a lot of dilemmas, yet taught me so much in the aspects of writing as well as life. It's incredible how something makes more sense when you're immersed in your character and are thinking through their perspective. 
            
            Dami is soft, ultimately sweet, though unassertive. There's so much reflected in her, and she's so so beloved to me. And I guess the writing was also really good, that despite the usual dilemmas I could just put on "Haicheng," and just write. Minghao is such a wonder to write about, and thinking in his perspective is such an eye opener (even if we don't know what they are really like in real life). 
            
            I could go on forever about why TGOST is my favourite but that would take ages so I'll stop. 
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eisarchives

@eisarchives | I like to think that it's the difficult questions that always helps in understanding a person better (though I got no evidence to prove it). A THOUSAND STARS is indeed such a sweet read, and I can't wait to read the rest of it. Byeol seems to be a reflection of each of us, and it's a reminder that even we deserve love despite our flaws.
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