hellboundwitch:

witchcuntt:

rambearer:

witchcuntt:

rambearer:

My relationship with commas is kind of like my relationship with makeup. I love them so much I end up slapping them in places they don’t belong. It makes no sense and looks terrible but I feel like I’ve accomplished something when I’m done.

OMG YES. Back when I still used to write fic, I had a friend beta for me. She actually called me a comma whore. XD

I don’t know what’s wrong with me! I think I have a problem. Is there some sort of comma-addicts support group out there somewhere?
To be honest, my whole relationship with grammar is tenuous at best. It pretty much boils down to, “well, it LOOKS right. I don’t know if it is and I don’t know why but it LOOKS like it’s probably right.”

If there isn’t, we need to start one.
Fun Fact: I dropped out of high school during my junior year. I think. That whole point of my life is a little hazy to be honest. But even when I was still in school, I mostly taught myself everything I know. So needless to say, sometimes grammar and I throw down. And sometimes I lose horribly.

Woo, high school dropouts represent!  Replace “junior year” with “freshman year” and I could have written that.

Huh. Well, how ‘bout that. I’m usually quite hesitant to tell people I’m a drop out because of their reactions. It’s good to know I’m not the only one (although it would have been better if we could have all finished school without incident).

hellboundwitch:

witchcuntt:

rambearer:

witchcuntt:

rambearer:

My relationship with commas is kind of like my relationship with makeup. I love them so much I end up slapping them in places they don’t belong. It makes no sense and looks terrible but I feel like I’ve accomplished something when I’m done.

OMG YES. Back when I still used to write fic, I had a friend beta for me. She actually called me a comma whore. XD

I don’t know what’s wrong with me! I think I have a problem. Is there some sort of comma-addicts support group out there somewhere?

To be honest, my whole relationship with grammar is tenuous at best. It pretty much boils down to, “well, it LOOKS right. I don’t know if it is and I don’t know why but it LOOKS like it’s probably right.”

If there isn’t, we need to start one.

Fun Fact: I dropped out of high school during my junior year. I think. That whole point of my life is a little hazy to be honest. But even when I was still in school, I mostly taught myself everything I know. So needless to say, sometimes grammar and I throw down. And sometimes I lose horribly.

Woo, high school dropouts represent!  Replace “junior year” with “freshman year” and I could have written that.

Huh. Well, how ‘bout that. I’m usually quite hesitant to tell people I’m a drop out because of their reactions. It’s good to know I’m not the only one (although it would have been better if we could have all finished school without incident).

  1. twisting-ways reblogged this from witchcuntt and added:
    I’m a little lost about the whole “comma” thing right now. This is about the third or forth post I’ve seen about...
  2. witchcuntt reblogged this from rambearer and added:
    Family shit is definitely some of the shit life threw at me, too. I think if you were to ask the majority of people who...
  3. rambearer reblogged this from hellboundwitch and added:
    It’s nice to know I’m not alone. I don’t talk much about dropping out because a lot of people look at me like I’m an...
  4. hellboundwitch reblogged this from witchcuntt and added:
    Woo, high school dropouts represent! Replace “junior year” with “freshman year” and I could have written that.
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