thank you!! you’re so nice 😔🤍🫂

weekly po ang updates! can’t really say what day of the week exactly because my schedule fluctuates a lot 💀 if, for whatever reason, i couldn’t upload sasabihan ko naman po kayo

nothing good is made in haste. take your time, breathe. and i knowww, sobrang hirap makatapos ng isang literary piece, pero you have to push through. think of it like this—your characters are waiting for you. like us, they might want to know how their story ends too. gusto mo bang i-ghost sila? chos hehe 😆 but i hope you get what i mean

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gojo girl-dad era? 😎 i can make one, after matapos ng story ni ryomen hehe

helloo! ‘di po ako familiar sa book, e. regardless, i suggest po na you keep reading the book, and then you decide if it’s worth it or not. because preferences are subjective, and what i like might not be your cup of tea. that’s not to say naman na you shouldn’t look up reviews and stuff. also, you are always allowed to dnf a book—there’s nothing wrong with that 🤍🤍

depends on the variation of the fic. if the story is written in prose—like the ones you’d find on ao3 and wattpad—then it could. prose is where i usually discover new words

buttt, if you’ll soley read socmed AUs, then i think it wouldn’t help much. SMAUs often use everyday words to convey that natural and relatable feel

tldr: yes, but more so if the fic is prose 🤍🤍

i’m glaaaddd 🤍 (kasi ‘di ko talaga alam how fratboys act lmao, i had to research pa)

1. perks of being a wallflower;
2. down and out in paris and london
3. days at the morisaki bookshop

please research trigger warnings, especially for the first book 🤍🤍

i’ve been reading and writing stories since middle school. but mostly, reading and reading and reading a lot of books. or even articles lang online. basta, read 🤍 it’s funnn

I LOOVE THE ARRANGED MARRIAGE AU TOO. sobrang biased ko sa story na ‘yon, and i fear it would be long before i outdo it hahaha 😆