faerymimi:

in bed with the windows open while rain falls is the nicest feeling

choose-your-muse:

greyscalesound:

onyourleftbooob:

moonlandingwasfaked:

multitrackdrifting:

onahole:

DONT FUCKING REVIVE THIS ANCIENT DISCOURSE

but Henry infinite chocolate

this is how it actually works. mystery solved, y’all are welcome. 

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Thank you for helping to resolve this persistent existential crisis

FUCKING THANK YOU, I knew logically it didn’t work I just couldn’t brain WHY

pagerunner-j:

i-cast-decompose:

Please discuss!

No, because A: that particular device has many other implications and B: he knows better, although he was probably tempted to pop it out a few times during the rambunctious toddler phase while they were clambering into EVERYTHING.

But I do think that he _tells_ them to mind their manners when necessary, although if he makes the mistake of saying so in those words while in Vex’s earshot, she’ll start to snicker. Which of course just undermines his authority in the moment and annoys him. But he also entirely understands what his wife’s dirty mind is up to. 😉

eruvadhril:

mageflow:

headspace-hotel:

incandescent-creativity:

ruinedambitions:

the-knights-are-not-dead:

ruinedambitions:

the-knights-are-not-dead:

ruinedambitions:

Part of me wants to shift the entirety of Magical Fantasy Adventure Land into the normal world instead of splitting it into a separate realm.

Part of me is still annoyed that this fucker still doesn’t have a proper title. Or at least something that sounds better as a place holder.

it’s called Mafalia. that’s your world’s name. ‘MAH-FAR-lee-uh’.

That actually sounds really good as a world name. I’m curious to know where that came from?

it’s the acronym. “Magical Fantasy Adventure Land”-ia becomes MaFAL-ia: Mafalia.

i always find if you need a placeholder name for something, write it out and make up an acronym, adding and removing letters or vowels if need be.

for example:

• “The House Where Clio Fell in Love With Him”

• “The HouseWhereClioFellinLoveWithHim”

• “THoWeCliFiLWH”
• “ThrowecliFiLWH”
• “ThrowecliffiLWH”
• “ThrowecliffiLWH”
• “Throwecliffe”
• “Thrawecliffe”

hence ‘the house where Clio fell in love with him’ becomes ‘Thrawecliffe House’. what’s a ‘thraw’? i don’t know. is it on a cliff? maybe; that’s an author’s preogative.

suddenly the name of the house itself throws up new questions which an author in answering goes off down a rabbit hole of worldbuilding.

Holy fuck. That is absolutely amazing advice.

Thank you so much!!!!!

As someone who regularly smashes words together for humorous purposes, I’m appalled I’ve never thought to use it in my writing. Bless you.

good advice

My favourite example of this is Dragon Age. The setting is called Thedas, which comes from calling it “the Dragon Age setting” in development!
The Dragon Age Setting
The DAS
Thedas

The D&D game that my boyfriend is currently running is based in a city called Isan, which is an acronym for “I Suck At Naming”.