Feels Like Cheating On My Beloved Little Hologram, But Honestly I Probably Would

Feels like cheating on my beloved little hologram, but honestly I probably would

David Lister from Red Dwarf

I ... I feel called out.

Sorry Sephy.

If You’re Writing a Female Character, Avoid these Bad Writing Mistakes

Avoid focusing solely on how she looks, what she wears, or how attractive she is to others.

Don’t make her dependent on male characters for rescue or decision-making.

Avoid giving her unrealistic abilities without any training or explanation.

Avoid portraying her as constantly crying, screaming, or overly dramatic without depth.

Don’t make her entire character arc revolve around finding love or getting married.

Avoid creating her as the only female in a predominantly male cast just for diversity points.

Avoid having her dialogue filled with stereotypical phrases and overused expressions.

Ensure she has realistic imperfections and challenges to overcome.

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Just 2 more photos to my Rimmer is silly album and 800 photos of this a☆shole :3

I need therapy :,)

FIND THE HAMBURGER PHONE!!!

not sure if anyone saw my reblog of my other post about the hamburger telephone but ill make another post on its own bc i rly wanna get as much reach as i can!!

if anyone who was at edinburgh comic con this weekend has seen my red dwarf signed hamburger telephone please please please let me know!!! thought i had just misplaced it in my hotel room amongst all my other stuff but couldnt find it in time for check out :[

had to get the train home now but if anyone has any clue of its whereabouts pls get in touch w me!! already emailed the comiccon people and left my number at the hotel just incase it turns up but wanna cover all bases so posting about it everywhere i can aswell,, its been signed by doug naylor, hattie hayridge, craig charles, chris barrie, mark williams & danny john jules and i rly wanna try and get it back :]

thats what it looks like !!! should be in its box if anyones ever seen it at all :]

I ... I may have done this a bit too hard.

My OC is a walking mess of angst right now.

Want your readers to totally fall for your characters? Show them at their weakest, most vulnerable moments. It’s not just the epic, brave stuff that sticks with people, it’s those quiet, super raw scenes that hit hardest. Maybe your character is sitting in their car crying after a bad day, or they’re confessing a secret they’ve buried deep for way too long. Those messy, human moments are the ones where your readers will be like, “Wow, I’ve totally felt that.” That’s how you make your characters unforgettable, by making them real.

Reblogging this image because ... well, just look at him!