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Hare

@its-a-hare-pom-pom

“We must do the only thing we can do in this situation: worry.”
- Gomez Addams 1965

Hello!!! Welcome to my blog :)

You can call me Hare, it’s not my real name but I don’t want to use my irl one here. I am a minor so please do not be creepy, I won’t hesitate to block anyone

My pronouns are she/her and I’m cis (transphobes will be blocked)

I am biromantic and on the ace spectrum

I’m autistic so please have grace and patience, if I annoy you please block me because I never want to upset anyone

I am a Christian. I don’t post about it much and I don’t use my religion as a tool for hate, but I completely understand if you don’t want to interact with me bc of that :)

This is mainly a general blog now but some of my interests are under the cut

My Simpsons and Futurama side blog is @folks-just-call-me-orange-joe

DNI if you are a transphobe, homophobe, racist, sexist, or any other kind of shitface. You are not respected or wanted on this blog

Also I absolutely love to chitchat, I know it’s sometimes scary starting conversations with people online but I absolutely love it!!!

Interests are under the cut!!

I identify the most with the woman who has a green velvet ribbon around her neck and keeps being like "DONT untie my neck ribbon or something really bad will happen" and then her husband unties the ribbon and her head falls off. this is extremely real to me. spent my whole life like "please don't do this thing to me or really bad stuff will happen" and everyone around me being like "that sounds fake" and doing it anyway. and then my head fell off!

Every time I see a town set in a movie I KNOWWW it’s the back to the future set

"Block this ad" isn't good enough, I need a feature that directly tells the company "this was so shit that it lowered my opinion of your product"

writing tip: don’t tell us your character’s backstory. don’t tell us what your character is thinking. don’t tell us what your character is doing. don’t tell us anything. the reader should simply look at a blank page and be suddenly overcome with emotion.

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clintpereira

Good tip. I know a lot of writers who cry uncontrollably when they see a blank page, so I’m sure that feeling will translate directly to the reader.

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