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Word: “Shoes” by @overflowingpassion

Juh thank you so much for reblogging my messy stuffs all the time😂 and I really, really, really love your tags^^💙 This comic is definitely for you!!

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This unexpectedly turned out as a Modern Cinderella AU where the prince finds the other prince(not princess) in less than 5 minutes (since they’re neighbors) with a lost slipper(not crystal shoes) and some help from his elite doggo(not fairy godmother) lmao

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Writing With Color Top Posts + Other Useful Ones

Oh hey– here’s a list ranked by Writing With Color’s most popular posts since opening in 2014 up till now, the start of 2017. Pulled together for the interest and usefulness for readers like you. Thank you.

Top 7 Popular Original Posts 

  1. Words for Skin Tone – This two part guide offers an array of words for describing skin color. Part I focuses on the problems with food descriptors. Part II provides alternatives. (68k+ Notes)
  2. Common Micro-aggressions: African Americans and/or Black People – An extensive list of common micro-aggressions towards Black people with some links for further reading. (46k)
  3. Words to Describe Hair – As with the words for skin tone, an offering of words to describe hair, from curls to different colors. (34k+)

  4. Black and White Symbolism: A Look into the Trope – Discusses concept of black as evil and white as good, from its history & problem implications. Guide offers alternatives & solutions. (10k)
  5. Describing Accents – An example-based post for describing accents and voices. (5k)
  6. How to Research your Racially/Ethnically Diverse Characters –     Self-explanatory. (5k) 
  7. Describing Asian Eyes – A guide to describing Asian eyes with further useful commentary. (4k)

Honorable Mentions

Other

recommended WWC Posts.

  • Stereotyping Tropes List – A categorized tropes list reposted from the TV Tropes website with links to their topics on the subject matter.

–WWC 

Glossary of Skating Fan Terms

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Glossary of some common (and not-so-common) colloquial terms used by skaters and skating fans. This post will not cover official technical terms (for now). For common technical skating terms, please see our Introduction to Skating guides, especially the posts on competitions, the scoring system, and technical elements. Important terms there are italicized or bolded.

This post will be updated. If we’ve missed something obvious (which we probably have), shoot us a message.

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