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ꜱᴡɪᴛᴄʜ ᴜᴘ ʏᴏᴜʀ ᴠᴇʀʙꜱ (ᴘᴀʀᴛ ᴛᴡᴏ) ~

love admire adore cherish yearn for fancy treasure

laugh chuckle giggle snort crow chortle guffaw cackle

shout cheer screech scream bark call yell

move run walk back away sprint turn jump duck

look glance focus eye survey study sight spot

whisper murmur mutter breathe intone hiss mouth

The Language Of Flowers

Acacia: Hidden love, beauty in withdrawal

Amaryllis: Pride, a hard won success

Anemone: Vanishing hopes

Bells of Ireland: Wish for good luck

Carnation: Fascination, love and distinction

Daffodil (Narcissus): Honesty and truth

Dahlia flower: Warnings and change

Daisy: Innocence, loyal love and purity

Delphinium: Open heart, ardent attachement

Gardenia: Symbol of secret love

Gladiolus: Remembrance, faithfulness and sincerity

Hyacinth: I'm sorry, please forgive me.

Iris: Eloquence

Lily (general) : Purity of the heart and refined beauty

Lily of the valley: Return of happiness

Marigold: Passion and creativity

Orchid: Beauty, refinement and love

Peony: Happy marriage

Lavender: Love at first sight

Red rose: Love, respect, courage and passion

White rose: Purity, secrecy, silence, innocence and charm

Sunflower: Good luck and ambition

Tulip: Irresistible love

Violet: Faithfulness, modesty and delicate love

Zinnia: Lasting affection, daily remembrance and good memories

WORDS TO USE INSTEAD OF: CRY / CRIED / CRYING

Do you ever find yourself over-using the word “cry” (or “cried” or “crying”) in your writing? Try using these words instead:

sob / sobbed / sobbing

wail / wailed / wailing

weep / wept / weeping

bawl / bawled / bawling

whimper / whimpered / whimpering

howl / howled / howling

blubber / blubbered / blubbering

snivel / sniveled / sniveling

squall / squalled / squalling

yelp / yelped / yelping

whine / whined / whining

shed tears / shed tears / shedding tears

burst into tears / burst into tears / bursting into tears

tear up / teared up / tearing up

choke up / choked up / choking up

well up / welled up / welling up

break down / broke down / breaking down

let it out / let it out / letting it out

turn on the waterworks / turned on the waterworks / turning on the waterworks

open the floodgates / opened the floodgates / opening the floodgates

WORDS TO USE INSTEAD OF: ANGRY

Do you ever find yourself over-using the word “angry” to describe characters in your writing? Try using these words instead:

livid

annoyed

outraged

mad

furious

infuriated

fuming

steaming

hot

heated

cross

cranky

wrathful

enraged / raging

seething

irate

exasperated

irritated

offended

pissed / pissed off

what's the moral issue with the new collab? i'm so out of the loop

Kodak Black is a serial criminal, both alleged and actually convicted, who was literally in jail until he was pardoned by Tr*mp at the end of his time in office.

Just a list of things he's been accused/convicted of:

sexual assault assault robbery kidnapping false imprisonment child neglect plus many other crimes associated with drugs and weapons

And that's just him, some of the other artists on the song also have histories but this guy is the worst of it.

So the 'moral question' as usual is do you support a song knowing it also supports a man like this? For every ARMY that buys and streams this song, it also supports a criminal who'd literally still be in jail had he not been pardoned back in 2021. A lot of people are gonna sit this song out for this reason, and of course you already have a lot of ARMY (and the expected solos) acting like anyone choosing not to are just doing it to ''punish'' Jimin and not for the significantly bigger issues associated with the other people also on the track...

A list of useful synonyms

Argument: altercation, squabble

Chaos: disorder, confusion, pandemonium

Collect: assemble, cumulate, stock

Difficult: arduous, strenuous

Easy: effortless, painless

Effort: elbow grease, expenditure, labor

Happiness: contentement, cheerfulness, joy

Help: assist, aid, succor

Love: fondness, tenderness, adoration

Money: capital, finances, currency

Pain: affliction, agony, suffering

Power: ability, potential

Pleasure: delight, satisfaction, fulfilment

Prejudice: preconception

Pride: self-esteem, dignity, honour

Purpose: motive, cause, impetus

Reason: aim, objective, incentive

Rich: affluent, moneyed, wealthy

Strong: powerful, brawny, strapping

Useful: handy, nifty, convenient

Understand: comprehend, perceive