This Morning My Mum, Who's Very Fond Of Walker Scobell, Came To Me And Was Like, "What Is Percy Jackson

This morning my mum, who's very fond of Walker Scobell, came to me and was like, "What is Percy Jackson about, and will it be the career changing role for that kid in The Adam Project?" So I gave her a long-ass brief but detailed summary of it. Unaware that my dad was listening. Why is that an important point to mention? Well, it's because when my mum asked me who I'd like to play the Big Three, my dad came barging in and yelled out: "Chris Hemsworth for Zeus, Henry Cavill for Poseidon, and Ben Barnes for Hades".

Judging from how he practically vibrated in excitement when he gave his suggestion, he'd definitely spent a lot of time thinking about this

It really just hit me that because I’m gay, I might never get married.

Not because I’ll never fall in love, or because I can’t find anyone else whose gay.

It’s because of the homophobic government, and my judgmental peers.

My favorite part about re-reading a book, is seeing all the parts I accidentally skimmed over the first time.

Confession: I have a friend who likes to text me at like 4am when he’s had nightmares or he can’t sleep or he just needs a friend. He thinks I’m always awake at 4am but really I go to bed around 12am and I change his text-tone to the loudest one I have just so it wakes me up when he needs me.

I wanna write a story where the love interest is first described as a reserved, quiet, blunt person, who always wears black, or grey, or generally dark colors.

As the story progresses, and the MC provides a more positive influence on them, they start to become more open. They laugh and smile in public(it’s the cutest thing the MC has ever seen). They start wearing more colorful outfits.

And by the end of the story, the MC and the love interest are holding hands, smiling ear-to-ear, wearing matching colorful outfits.

She held me tight,

Keeping me warm and safe in the cold.

“I love you,” she whispered.

If only she told the truth.