I have discovered recently that I have a sort-of unsual speech when my thoughts are written down or typed into a device.
I do not speak like this when verbally spoken to, however it seems as though my brain interprets any form of english assignment
It feels as though I am writing dramatic villianous speeches befitting an otherworldly mighty magician whom will curse thee for generations.
As though storms will pass over the lands in fury if my speech is not proper when written down and immortalised, destroying the world as we know it like Ragnarok taking place.
Perhaps it does me no good that i enjoy literature and drama, as my writting will occasionally turn out like this.
btw it doesn't always do that, that was an example of it :p
apparently it gives people whiplash when i switch from one to another. as if casual texting is inadequate for the purposes of communication.
my goodness,cards on the table by wesslanis actually so good.
10/10 recommend, however I do not want to spoil it for anyone. that would be a cruelty that i shall not commit to unsuspecting visitors.
the summary from the author:
Tim's parents faked their deaths and fled the country years ago, but neglected to take him with them. He spent some time on the streets, and now at 16, he makes a living as a fortune teller, stalking and hustling the shit out of Gotham's elite by telling them eerily accurate fortunes based on the information he gathers about them.
His life is peculiar but he wouldn't change a thing. When he gets booked for the big Wayne Halloween party, however, he finds himself getting all tangled up with the Waynes, and the more fortunes he tells, the tighter the snare becomes.
or: Tim just wanted to scam Gotham's elite, not end up on the Batfamily's watchlist. But it seems they just won't leave him alone..
i'm tired. i just want to sit down and cry or something.
i already had a sad mushy moment today, this has happened after 11pm btw
i wish random tumblr user didn't say that but it's not their fault, they don't know my whole life story
they don't know what i meant. it was perfectly fair of them to assume that, but they said something that hit too close to home.
it's not their fault, i just got reminded of something.