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Hola amigos! Today imma post about writing/text/rp slang that you may have heard a LOT but have no clue what they mean... So here goes! Atm- at the moment; Au- alternate universe; Cba- can’t be arsed; Cbb- can’t be bothered; Cul- see you later; Fanfic- story based on another author’s setting and/or characters; F4f/Fff- follow for follow; H4h/hfh- heart for heart; Irl- in real life; Lmao- laughing my arse off; Lol- laugh out loud; Ly- love you; Oc- own/original character; Otp- one true pairing; Oorp- Pov- point of view; R4r/rfr- read for read; Rp- role play; Ship- a pair who you really want to get together; Tbh- to be honest; Thx- thanks; Ttyl- talk to you later; Ty- thank you; Yolo- you only live once; I couldn’t think of any more atm but comment if you have any that I should add! Thanks and have a great day, hope your skin is clear, your (non fictional) crush kisses you, all your problems are sorted and you get lots of reads and followers xxxx Qu...

Hey! As you may have noticed, I have finally chosen a blog name! I've changed it to Living The Teen Life which I MUCH prefer, although I still may chamge it again soon. One of my main hobbies is writing. I don't post about it much because I simply don't really have any stories that I want to share! However: Recently I started one called The Other Side Of The Mirror which I love the idea of and really want your feedback! The Other Side Of The Mirror is a story based in modern day England, but in an alternate reality where your reflection has a body, mind, soul and personally too. Brooke R (short for Reflection) is a reflection for Brooke, (I know - confusing! But it has to be this way) Brooke finds out about the Other Side and so Brooke R has no choice but to bring her through, give her the Memory Potion and send her back with no recollection of their world. Simple, right? Wrong! No more spoilers but they face many challenges along the way to returning Brooke back t...

Heya guys! Sorry again for being inactive lately I just had a complete writers block and couldn't think of any post ideas. Today's post is actually a guest post by IndigoSky (link at the bottom) about how to develop story characters.  This is really useful if writing stories is your thing, as it's easy to make them typical, boring personalities with nothing to make them stand out. So here we go! Hey guys, it’s  IndigoSky  here. Thanks to Apple Tree for letting me do a guest post on her blog! Anyway, let’s get on with this post. I love reading and creative writing, and I know that one of the hardest parts of writing a story is coming up with good, realistic, believable characters. So I’ve put together a list of rules to follow when coming up with characters: Rule 1:  People aren’t perfect. It can be very tempting to make your characters have only positive characteristics and no negative side , especially if you’re writing a romance story, or something to ...