Shoutout to the people who grew up in a house where being gay or trans was just never talked about.
Shoutout to the people whose parents support lgbt rights but never told their kids until they were in their teens or twenties because they said it was “difficult to explain to children”.
Shoutout to the people whose religious communities came out in support just a little too late.
Shoutout to everyone afraid to come out just because they know they’ll be safe physically but they don’t know how everything will change socially.
Shoutout to everyone whose internalized homophobia that they’re trying to overcome came from subtle cues and not explicit statements.
Shoutout to the in betweeners. The pain you felt is real.
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Plot Bunnies, Plot Chickens, Etc.
As a lot of people aren’t familiar with plot creatures, I thought I’d shed some light on the members of the mental menagerie…
The Plot Bunny – Story ideas that come bounding in and start multiplying.
The Plot Chicken – They squawk, flap around, and shit everywhere, but
when you actually need to do something with them, they scatter.The Plot Sloth – Takes its sweet goddamned time turning into something useful.
The Plot Mule – When you mash two plots together and get something
cool, but you can’t get a sequel out of it to save your life.The
Plot Cat – Lazy little bastards who take up your headspace, scare away
all the other plot bunnies, but won’t actually do anything except lay
there.The Plottweiler – Barks loudly and viciously so you can’t
ignore it, distracts you from everything else you want to write, but
leaves you too paralyzed with fear to actually put words down.The Plot Squirrel – Cute, distracting, full of nuts, and just TRY to keep up with that train of thought.
The Plot Bedbug – Shows up during the night, chews on you so you can’t sleep, and disappears in the daylight.
The Plot Tick – Burrows in, bleeds you dry, and leaves you with the creepy-crawlies. Mostly preys on horror writers.
The Plotroach – Totally unappealing, but so tenacious they’ll survive anything until you finally give up and write them.
What Plot Creatures have you encountered?
Plot Goat – comes in strong, rams you in the stomach to make you sit down and type, then eats all your words.
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