(from thanks, dad. love, hana. this got super long so it’s under a read more)
- an installment in ‘a day in blackwatch’ series. “do it for the vine genj” “no” “c’mon genj please” “go away lena” “do it for me genj c’mon do it” genji sighs heavily. he turns around and starts scaling the cliff at gibraltar, tracer shouts “go get ‘em you beautiful green sparrow” you can just barely hear genji yell back halfway up the cliff “lena i’m going to kill you” over the crashing waves
- an installment in ‘a day in blackwatch’ series. “jesse let’s go clothes shopping!!” camera change shows mccree coming out of the changing room in a dress and tracer yelling “you’re a handsome bloke jesse mccree!” mccree winks at the camera and poses and in the background a sales clerk looks like they’re about shit a bucket. camera change shows the sales clerk helping mccree lace up a corset. sales clerk looks like they want to die
- another installment in ‘a day in blackwatch’ series. vine shows gabe and mccree screaming at each other in spanish as tracer whispers “is this how they flirt?? more at eleven” the rest of the vine is tracer is running from gabe screaming “IT WAS A JOKE I’M SORRY COMMANDER” gabe is yelling in spanish again, you can barely hear mccree shout “you think he calls jack pendejo in bed??” as he’s left alone in gabe’s office. gabe screams louder
- another installment in ‘a day in blackwatch’ series. “hey ana” “tozz feek lena what is it” “hey ana could you shoot a sleep dart in that guy’s arse” “why” “it’ll be funny ana c’mon” “i. ok. but only if you go down there and finish him off” last two seconds show tracer screaming “OOOOOOOH” with camera zooming in and out on a dart in sleeping guy’s butt
- “reinhardt loves memes” tracer whispers. camera changes to show reinhardt walking down the hallway and tracer yells “HEY LISTEN TO THIS”. reinahardt stops in the hallway next to her. this starts playing. reinhardt roars and tracer screams as he breaks the bluetooth speaking she’s holding
I just realised that Mccree’s Peacekeeper has a spur and Mercy’s Caduceus Blaster has her halo
They are goddamn nerds who fully accept their character themes im crying
Concept: a relationship where you’re both equally obsessed with one another but still respect eachothers space. There is no lack of communication or trust. Lots of sex.
Fits the Reds and Yuuki quite well, yes?
When people call you a “snowflake” just remember they’re quoting Fight Club, a satire written by a gay man about how male fragility causes men to destroy themselves, resent society, and become radicalized, and that Tyler Durden isn’t the hero but a personification of the main character’s mental illness, and that his “snowflake” speech is a dig at how fascists use dehumanizing language to breed loyalty from insecure people.
So basically people who say “snowflake” as an insult are quoting a domestic terrorist who blows up skyscrapers because he’s insecure about how good he is in bed.
me: eh i’m not sure about this pirate game
hot lady pirate: *appears*
me, pulling a pirate hat out of my ass: Scissor Me TimbersIts “shiver me timbers”…. 😒😒😒
oh honey
sweet summer child
Yuki sat with Red(F) and Shiori, sipping tea and having some little snacks that Wolf had made and stored. “Good to see you both.” the succubus smiled, “How are you doing, currently?”
Red(F), as always, had a cheerful grin as she responded. “Oh, I’m doing fine Yuki. What about you?”
Shiori sat close to her mother, looking at Yuki neutrally. “I’m okay.”
“I’m doing well!” Yuki smiled, “Just waiting for Zelda to be born. Can’t wait for that.
“She’s doing well, I hope?” Red(F) asked teasingly. She knew Yuki had chosen to place her child in one of the artificial wombs the Initiative had widely available.
Shiori remained quiet, sliding close to Red(F) and leaning into her mother’s side. Chuckling, Red(F) pulled her daughter a little closer, pressing Shiori’s cheek against her left breast.
“Mooom…” Shiori softly protested with a blush, still looking at Yuki with wary eyes. Something about the succubus made the transhuman Konno sibling feel rather uneasy.
Yuki giggled at the interaction between Red(F) and Shiori. It seriously reminded her of how someone else would react.
“Jake does the same thing when it comes to anyone pulling them into their breasts.” She smiled, “Especially yours, Red. Even mine seem to do him in. Then again, everyone I’m with loves these. I think we can both agree, we’re both MILFs at this point.”
Red(F) couldn’t help it, and burst into laughter upon hearing that.
If she was now a MILF, that was quite the compliment.
In doing so, she also unintentionally squished Shiori a little more against her assets, prompting the twin-tailed daughter to let out another protesting squeal. “Mooom~! Too…close…!”
“Mom?! What’s with the racket?” Wolf and Yuki’s first son, Takeshi came in, and saw Red(F) squishing Shiori against her breasts, “Oh, hey, Mom number two. What are you doing to your daughter? I think she wants to be let go. And now, if you’ll excuse me, I, going back to…”
“OH NO YOU DON’T!!! YOU’RE NOT GOING BACK TO BED, TAKESHI HIMEKAWA-WOLF!!!” Yuki yelled, pulling her son back into the living room, and sitting him down on the couch beside her, “You remember my darling boy, Red?”
It was clear Yuki was rather proud of the son she had by Wolf, and it was a well known fact that Takeshi was a big Mama’s boy.
Red(F) let go of Shiori apologetically, letting her very red-faced daughter take a deep breath.
Hearing Yuki yell at Takeshi made Red(F) frown disapprovingly at the succubus. “I remember him, yeah.”
“It’s not nice to shout like that, Yuki. Especially not to your kid, and if you wanted him to sit with you, you could have just asked.”
“No, no, she’s in the right. I sleep too much.” Takeshi said, “Plus in our society, mom rules the roost.”
“Its true,” Yuki said.
A sigh from Red(F) as she swept a look over at Takeshi. “Alright.”
Shiori, no longer blushing fiercely from the earlier boob hug her mom had given her, returned to Red(F)’s side. Looking distrustful of Takeshi, she leaned into her mother’s shoulder.
In return, Red(F) smiled softly and patted Shiori’s head. “It’s fine, Shiori. Takeshi’s a good kid.”
“Kid?” Takeshi raised an eyebrow, “Last I checked, I’m almost thirty.”
“Oh yeah, your birthday’s coming up..” Yuki smiled.
Red(F) waved a hand apologetically. “Sorry, Takeshi, I still keep thinking of you as a handsome young man. Besides, I’m technically 90 even though I’m biologically in my 20s. Compared to me, you’re a kid alright.”
Shiori glanced at Takeshi, then softly said something. “Guess I can wish you an early happy birthday, then?”
“Still can’t compare to Dad’s 5000, Mama Red.” Takeshi pointed out, “Well, except for Great grandpa. As nice as he is… Great Grandpa has seen some serious shit.”
Of course, Red(F) knew Takeshi was referring to Link.
Shiori spoke up then, still clinging closely to her mother.
“Heard Dad talk about your great grandpa a while back. Doesn’t like how he turned out these days. He said your great grandpa was some sort of huge hero a long time back?”
“Yes he was. He’s just bitter that he wasn’t able to save his home country a second time.” Takeshi said, “he’s really hard on Dad, for that reason.”
Brooding on Takeshi’s words, Shiori fell silent. Red(F) glanced at her daughter, then at Yuki.
“Do you think things will get better for him when his home is liberated? At least Wolf wouldn’t be so pressured.”

Jedi Master Chariot du Nord
Akko shows up with the shiny rod as a double bladed saber pike and duels them both into submission.
oh it’s getting better

This is an ultimate masterlist of many resources that could be helpful for writers. I apologize in advance for any not working links. Check out the ultimate writing resource masterlist here (x) and my “novel” tag here (x).
✑ PLANNING
Outlining & Organizing
- For the Architects: The Planning Process
- Rough Drafts
- How do you plan a novel?
- Plot Development: Climax, Resolution, and Your Main Character
- Plotting and Planing
- I Have An Idea for a Novel! Now What?
- Choosing the Best Outline Method
- How to Write a Novel: The Snowflake Method
- Effectively Outlining Your Plot
- Conflict and Character within Story Structure
- Outlining Your Plot
- Ideas, Plots & Using the Premise Sheets
✑ INSPIRATION
- Finding story ideas
- Choosing ideas and endings
- When a plot isn’t strong enough to make a whole story
- Writing a story that’s doomed to suck
- How to Finish What You Start: A Five-Step Plan for Writers
- Finishing Your Novel
- Finish Your Novel
- How to Finish Your Novel when You Want to Quit
- How To Push Past The Bullshit And Write That Goddamn Novel: A Very Simple No-Fuckery Writing Plan
✑ PLOT
In General
- 25 Turns, Pivots and Twists to Complicate Your Story
- The ABCs (and Ds and Es) of Plot Development
- Originality Is Overrated
- How to Create a Plot Outline in Eight Easy Steps
- Finding Plot: Idea Nets
- The Story Goal: Your Key to Creating a Solid Plot Structure
- Make your reader root for your main character
- Creating Conflict and Sustaining Suspense
- Tips for Creating a Compelling Plot
- The Thirty-six (plus one) Dramatic Situations
- Adding Subplots to a Novel
- Weaving Subplots into a Novel
- 7 Ways to Add Subplots to Your Novel
- Crafting a Successful Romance Subplot
- How to Improve your Writing: Subplots and Subtext
- Understanding the Role of Subplots
- How to Use Subtext in your Writing
- The Secret Life of Subtext
- How to Use Subtext
Beginning
- Creating a Process: Getting Your Ideas onto Paper (And into a Story)
- Why First Chapters?
- Starting with a Bang
- In the Beginning
- The Beginning of your Novel that isn’t the Beginning of your Novel
- A Beginning from the Middle
- Starting with a Bang
- First Chapters: What To Include @ The Beginning Writer
- 23 Clichés to Avoid When Beginning Your Story
- Start Writing Now
- Done Planning. What Now?
- Continuing Your Long-Format Story
- How to Start a Novel
- 100 best first lines from novels
- The First Sentence of a Book Report
- How To Write A Killer First Sentence To Open Your Book
- How to Write the First Sentence of a Book
- The Most Important Sentence: How to Write a Killer Opening
- Hook Your Reader from the First Sentence: How to Write Great Beginnings
Foreshadowing
- Foreshadowing and the Red Hering
- Narrative Elements: Foreshadowing
- Foreshadowing and Suspense
- Foreshadowing Key Details
- Writing Fiction: Foreshadowing
- The Literary Device of Foreshadowing
- All About Foreshadowing in Fiction
- Foreshadowing
- Flashbacks and Foreshadowing
- Foreshadowing — How and Why to Use It In Your Writing
Setting
- Four Ways to Bring Settings to Life
- Write a Setting for a Book
- Writing Dynamic Settings
- How To Make Your Setting a Character
- Guide for Setting
- 5 Tips for Writing Better Settings
- Building a Novel’s Setting
Ending
- A Novel Ending
- How to End Your Novel
- How to End Your Novel 2
- How to End a Novel With a Punch
- How to End a Novel
- How to Finish a Novel
- How to Write The Ending of Your Novel
- Keys to Great Endings
- 3 Things That End A Story Well
- Ending a Novel: Five Things to Avoid
- Endings that Ruin Your Novel
- Closing Time: The Ending
✑ CHARACTER
Names
- Behind the Name
- Surname Meanings and Origins
- Surname Meanings and Origins – A Free Dictionary of Surnames
- Common US Surnames & Their Meanings
- Last Name Meanings & Origins
- Name Generators
- Name Playground
Different Types of Characters
- Ways To Describe a Personality
- Character Traits Meme
- Types of Characters
- Types of Characters in Fiction
- Seven Common Character Types
- Six Types of Courageous Characters
- Creating Fictional Characters (Masterlist)
- Building Fictional Characters
- Fiction Writer’s Character Chart
- Character Building Workshop
- Tips for Characterization
- Fiction Writer’s Character Chart
- Advantages, Disadvantages and Skills
Males
- Strong Male Characters
- The History and Nature of Man Friendships
- Friendship for Guys (No Tears!)
- ‘I Love You, Man’ and the rules of male friendship
- Male Friendship
- Understanding Male Friendship
- Straight male friendship, now with more cuddling
Character Development
- P.O.V. And Background
- Writing a Character: Questionnaire
- 10 Days of Character Building
- Getting to Know Your Characters
- Character Development Exercises
✑ STYLE
Chapters
- How Many Chapters is the Right Amount of Chapters?
- The Arbitrary Nature of the Chapter
- How Long is a Chapter?
- How Long Should Novel Chapters Be?
- Chapter & Novel Lengths
- Section vs. Scene Breaks
Dialogue
- The Passion of Dialogue
- 25 Things You Should Know About Dialogue
- Dialogue Writing Tips
- Punctuation Dialogue
- How to Write Believable Dialogue
- Writing Dialogue: The Music of Speech
- Writing Scenes with Many Characters
- It’s Not What They Say …
- Top 10 Tips for Writing Dialogue
- Speaking of Dialogue
- Dialogue Tips
- Interrupted Dialogue
- Two Tips for Interrupted Dialogue
Show, Don’t Tell (Description)
- “Tell” Makes a Great Placeholder
- The Literary Merit of the Grilled Cheese Sandwich
- Bad Creative Writing Advice
- The Ultimate Guide to Writing Better Than You Normally Do
- DailyWritingTips: Show, Don’t Tell
- GrammarGirl: Show, Don’t Tell
- Writing Style: What Is It?
- Detail Enhances Your Fiction
- Using Sensory Details
- Description in Fiction
- Using Concrete Detail
- Depth Through Perception
- Showing Emotions & Feelings
Character Description
- Describing Your Characters (by inkfish7 on DeviantArt)
- Help with Character Development
- Creating Characters that Jump Off the Page
- Omitting Character Description
- Introducing Your Character(s): DON’T
- Character Crafting
- Writer’s Relief Blog: “Character Development In Stories And Novels”
- Article: How Do You Think Up Your Characters?
- 5 Character Points You May Be Ignoring
- List of colors, hair types and hairstyles
- List of words to use in a character’s description
- 200 words to describe hair
- How to describe hair
- Words used to describe the state of people’s hair
- How to describe your haircut
- Hair color sharts
- Four Ways to Reveal Backstory
- Words Used to Describe Clothes
Flashbacks
- Using Flashbacks in Writing
- Flashbacks by All Write
- Using Flashback in Fiction
- Fatal Backstory
- Flashbacks as opening gambit
- Don’t Begin at the Beginning
- Flashbacks in Books
- TVTropes: Flashback
- Objects in the Mirror Are Closer Than They Appear: Flashback Techniques in Fiction
- 3 Tips for Writing Successful Flashbacks
- The 5 Rules of Writing Effective Flashbacks
- How to Handle Flashbacks In Writing
- Flashbacks and Foreshadowing
- Reddit Forum: Is a flashback in the first chapter a good idea?
- Forum Discussing Flackbacks
P.O.V
- You, Me, and XE – Points of View
- What’s Your Point of View?
- Establishing the Right Point of View: How to Avoid “Stepping Out of Character”
- How to Start Writing in the Third Person
- The Opposite Gender P.O.V.
LANGUAGE
- How To Say Said
- 200 Words Instead of Said
- Words to Use Instead of Said
- A List of Words to Use Instead of Said
- Alternatives to “Walk”
- 60 Synonyms for “Walk”
✑ USEFUL WEBSITES/LINKS
- Grammar Monster
- Google Scholar
- GodChecker
- Tip Of My Tounge
- Speech Tags
- Pixar Story Rules
- Written? Kitten!
- TED Talks
- DarkCopy
- Family Echo
- Some Words About Word Count
- How Long Should My Novel Be?
- The Universal Mary Sue Litmus Test
- Writer’s “Cheat Sheets”
Last but not least, the most helpful tool for any writer out there is Google!







