For me it mostly just takes anywhere between 5 minutes and half an hour. Most of the time I just kind of rant in a talk-y way, but if I want the tone to be more poetic I often spend more time on the phrasing. I also go back and edit after I reread it once it's been posted, so it can take awhile but usually it's pretty quick - I just pour out my emotions or how I want to say something. I often think about poems I want to write ahead of time too.
Mixed feelings about K-Pop Demon Hunters... the songs are so catchy and I found them really well done - they stimulated my crazy brain - as well as providing the visual entertainment, but having everyone running around screaming Golden very off-key is kind of making me hate it lol. Even though I'm a total Jinu die-hard ;)
I love love love love love love Christmas in June by AJR. I found it very relatable to my current life situations and very sweet, and I just love AJR in general. It also eased me into the endless holiday music that I now have to endure... :)
This probably isn't helpful but I edit everything as I go. In the future that might be helpful? It just drives me crazy when I see anything that's not 100% grammatically correct, so I recommend just checking for typos, imperfections, and phrasing as you write, so that you only briefly have to skim over it when you're done. Otherwise, good luck going over it! I also suggest handing it over to a friend for proofreading :)
Harry Potter and How To Train Your Dragon. I know Harry Potter is such a generic one but both of them were instant rewatches for me. I loved the themes in them, and I learned most of my vocab from HP - although I had to figure out how to stop adding extra vowels to some of the words - and both were just monumental in my childhood. I often look back at them for metaphors or comfort still!
Yeah my parents took my screen time away for a week or two and I found that I became much more creative and just involved in my life. Obviously screens provide a great distraction, but not using them so much allows more room for connecting with people and coming up with ways to entertain yourself! I know it's super hard to de-addict yourself though :/
So idk if it’s already a quote… I don’t think it is… but I was listening to music and thought of it… idk why because I’ve never been in a relationship 🤷♀️
For me it mostly just takes anywhere between 5 minutes and half an hour. Most of the time I just kind of rant in a talk-y way, but if I want the tone to be more poetic I often spend more time on the phrasing. I also go back and edit after I reread it once it's been posted, so it can take awhile but usually it's pretty quick - I just pour out my emotions or how I want to say something. I often think about poems I want to write ahead of time too.
Real!! I can't relate when it comes to Jinu but yeah
Mixed feelings about K-Pop Demon Hunters... the songs are so catchy and I found them really well done - they stimulated my crazy brain - as well as providing the visual entertainment, but having everyone running around screaming Golden very off-key is kind of making me hate it lol. Even though I'm a total Jinu die-hard ;)
I love love love love love love Christmas in June by AJR. I found it very relatable to my current life situations and very sweet, and I just love AJR in general. It also eased me into the endless holiday music that I now have to endure... :)
This probably isn't helpful but I edit everything as I go. In the future that might be helpful? It just drives me crazy when I see anything that's not 100% grammatically correct, so I recommend just checking for typos, imperfections, and phrasing as you write, so that you only briefly have to skim over it when you're done. Otherwise, good luck going over it! I also suggest handing it over to a friend for proofreading :)
Harry Potter and How To Train Your Dragon. I know Harry Potter is such a generic one but both of them were instant rewatches for me. I loved the themes in them, and I learned most of my vocab from HP - although I had to figure out how to stop adding extra vowels to some of the words - and both were just monumental in my childhood. I often look back at them for metaphors or comfort still!
Yeah my parents took my screen time away for a week or two and I found that I became much more creative and just involved in my life. Obviously screens provide a great distraction, but not using them so much allows more room for connecting with people and coming up with ways to entertain yourself! I know it's super hard to de-addict yourself though :/
Omggg same!! Lol
I know right? I read the first 3 Percy Jackson books like 4 years ago, and I only realized that there was more to the series last year!!
So idk if it’s already a quote… I don’t think it is… but I was listening to music and thought of it… idk why because I’ve never been in a relationship 🤷♀️