Allison

@jonas @whalekeeper

I am going to reply, I just haven’t really had time so far 😅

@whalekeeper

I’ll be praying 🙏

@lightoverdarkness6 @loopylin

Yes, yes, yes – *chants quietly*

@esther-c @rae

Brown for the win! 😂

Actually though, what is the percentage of writers’ characters with certain eye colors? I would say blue is the most popular.

Holy cow, that was long 😅

@mineralizedwritings @loopylin @freedomwriter76 (I am still tagging you all the time, I don’t care if you don’t see it) @godlyfantasy12 @rae @esther-c @euodia-vision

Hey guys! ❤️

So uh, this is a bit of a weird request, but I was wondering if y’all could pray for my brother.

My mum has told me before, a few weeks back, that three of us kids…[Read more]

@lightoverdarkness6

Not to suddenly lighten the mood as if I didn’t care (I do 😢)… but do I sense a Percy Jackson fan in the signatures?

@whalekeeper @loopylin @rae

*butts into conversations* hehe

Yess! Eye colors are so fun! I love describing my characters’ eyes. And I study people’s eyes a lot too. It’s a little weird. XD But silver-blue/gray eyes are probably the coolest.

Like Whaley’s, mine are just plain brown. But they’re super dark. Like dark chocolate. They don’t cha…[Read more]

@lightoverdarkness6

No one will ever take her place with the WWII aesthetic mood boards😭 I’m gonna use one for my phone wallpaper to remember her by <3

Aww, girl that’s so sweeeeet 🥹

@loopylin @rae

Oh yeah, it’s cool when eyes kinda change depending on the environment. I know someone with heterochromia, but only from afar, and my dog has blue and brown eyes (but that’s more common for dogs).

I have brown eyes. Plain, but I like them 😊 They’re like melted chocolate.

@loopylin *hug* 🥺 I cried too

@whalekeeper

Who is going to post all those WWII aesthetic boards now? 😔

No one will ever take her place with the WWII aesthetic mood boards😭 I’m gonna use one for my phone wallpaper to remember her by <3

@highscribeofaetherium

I don’t know if this is scientifically accurate, but it sounds to me like the planet is super cold, so maybe they can determine the time by the temperature? Like how night is colder on Earth than during the day. The star is still not visible, but rotating on the axis still brings one side of the planet closer to heat than…[Read more]

@loopylin

Fel, stAb. With the stAbby thingie. You got this, I believe in you.

Yeah, that makes two of us. Lots of writers list eye color as really important, like the eyes are the magical portal to the soul or something… XD Be my guest, describe the eyes all you want, but they can be green, blue, gray – how am I supposed to remember?? I can’t…[Read more]

@savannah_grace2009

Callista 

“Definitely.” She slid her legs behind her and rolled onto her back. “So, you excited about the dance?” She tapped her feet together.

@esther-c

Livia

“Ugh, yeah, that does sound rough,” Liv laughed.

@highscribeofaetherium

(It got deleted when I edited, so reposting:)

I asked ChatGPT about orbiting a blackhole. These are the main difficulties according to it:

Gravitational Forces: Black holes have incredibly strong gravitational fields. To maintain a stable orbit, a planet would need to be positioned at a safe distance where the…

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@highscribeofaetherium

On the topic of time telling, since a blackhole would probably only block light from stars behind it, that would allow them to measure days, because the visibility of stars would fluctuate on a daily basis.

@highscribeofaetherium

I asked ChatGPT about orbiting a blackhole. These are the main difficulties according to it:

Gravitational Forces: Black holes have incredibly strong gravitational fields. To maintain a stable orbit, a planet would need to be positioned at a safe distance where the gravitational forces from the black hole do not tear it…

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@savannah_grace2009

Callista

Callie couldn’t stop smiling. “It’s not as bad as it could’ve been. One time, my younger brother and Fynn’s younger sister found us holding hands. That was a rough week.” She fake-shuddered, then laughed.

@highscribeofaetherium

Okay. I have no idea whether a planet could safely orbit a blackhole.

These are the main technical difficulties I was thinking of:

• Planets are warmed by light from the star they orbit.
• Plants need light to photosynthesis, and animals need plants to eat. (You could replace all plants with fungi, which don’t need light…

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