Imma just leave a screenshot of the question cause I'm too lazy to type it out lol

sweet_bookishtiger
Hahahahahhahahahah um I don't-
Ok that's a lie, I can find a balance somehow. Languages is easy because I learn a language as part of school, I take piano lessons and attend band, and for reading and writing I just do in my spare time. I often leave writing for when I have larger breaks, like holidays or weekends so I can focus on school, but it's also handy to carry a notebook with you to school.
My advice would be to just focus on what's important and organize things into "IMPORTANT" "Not so important" and "things I wanna do for funsies" and focus on the important things. HOWEVER it is also important that you take a break when you need to :)

Eski_the_inevitable
1) how dare you ask me such a question- no I'm kidding
Probably "My Petersburg" because I love how the first chapter is written and I'm in love with the style, but I also adore "Children of Queens" because I love writing the relationship between Peter and Evie, and also cause I have the plot meticulously detailed in my trusty notebook. (Hint: there's about 65 chapters lol)

2) I wanna be a peadiatrich psychologist (i.e. therapist for peeps under the age of 18,) because I love working with kids, and I find the human mind so fascinating.
Also it's a job that won't necessarily require me to be able to see absolutely everything.

marvelcraver
In all honesty, it's probably because I've been writing for so long. I've been writing for about 5-6 years and that's given me a lot of practice. Eventually with time you learn to love your little piece of art, especially as you get older. I still look back at some of my stuff and die inside, but the more recent stuff I've done is quite exellent, if I say so myself

HAMILTON42
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Plots: I don't really know, I just formulate a story idea that has a climax that builds up or mini climaxes throughout.

Characters: RIGHT
THIS ONE IS FUN
(it helps if you're empathetic)
Peter Parker is easy for me to write cause he's basically me, but for the other characters I look at their personality, trauma, childhood, backstory, how they react in different circumstances, etc.
I also act out scenes in my kitchen/ living room and I get to know the characters.
I also like listening to music that reminds me of them, and I also look at Pinterest vents on them.

MJ is an interesting character to read and write, because we don't really see the full depth of her character until No Way Home. A lot of people write her as a cold, calculating, confident introvert who doesn't seem to have empathy, but I write her as the opposite: a rather self-concious, reserved yet empathetic and kind once you get through the layers. She's someone who has a dry sense of humor, someone who second guesses themselves, socially awkward and kind, and she stole a me as someone who grows more confident and hold as she gets older.

Another thing to consider with characters is their backstory and childhood.
Tony: someone who plays off confident and suave but is actually incredibly self-concious and worried about whether he's good enough
Peter: kind, but hearted, a bit goofy but NOT DUMB. I ACTUALLY AM NOT A HUGE FAN OF A LOT OF INCORRECT QUOTES WITH HIM BECAUSE THEY MAKE HIM SOUND LIKE A 5 YEAR OLD. HE IS NOT. He's someone with a sense of humor, but also hides a lot of stuff deep down. And he's very resilient.

When you don't know a character's backstory, you have to get creative. With MJ's childhood, I took clues from No Way Home and also why she might be reserved and hard to get to = possible abuse/ not great relationship with mother and was probably picked on at school. But she's still kind and sweet and knows how to have fun, so I feel like she had a good relationship with her dad.
May to me is someone who probably had a bit of a difficult childhood, ran away maybe, a bit flamboyant as a late teen/early adult, but maybe isn't able to have children. She's someone who is very motherly by nature and seems a bit of a pushover to strangers, but you should never mess with an Italian aunt. She will hunt you down with her awesomeness.

Characters are fun. Experiment with them. Use incorrect quotes. Make them break, make them make, make them live and cry and laugh.
They're fun.

Rxby422
I feel like they have psychedelic dreams in a way, with just bright vivid images we could never imagine because they're nothing like what we see.
But idk.
Who knows.

infusionate
Ooooooo this took some thinking.
I would probably go to the time to when my eyes stop deteriorating so I know what age I'll be, what level of deterioration it is, ect, so that then I'll know how much time I have.
Lol that got depressing quickly moving on-

orenashes
OH MY GOSH YES-

Forget Me Knots from No Way Home is a bright gold like a sunrise, swirling like a mist or water around you

Anne's Theme by Hagood Hardy is the reds and oranges of autumn with golden sunlight shining through green grass and the deep brown of a wool skirt-

What's even more interesting is the colour of people
Like I spent ages just thinking of people I know and what colours they are
I'm a sky blue with white puffy clouds on a summer's afternoon
Peter Parker is the cool pale blue of a city skyscraper
MJ is the rich indigo of a black dahlia
My best friend is a sage green mug with milky brown tea
My sister is the pale green and lilac of a wisteria vine or pink berry tea in a white and gold teacup
PEOPLE ARE SO MANY COLOURS-

someonesaysstuff
Dhhshsshdhhshdhdjhdd why are you making me choose-

Flicker- Nial Horan
Anne's Theme- Hagood Hardy
Solas- Jamie Duffy
Theme from "Downtown Abbey"
"The Cloud Song" and "The Healing Tree" - the Hush album called Nightlight

MANY

al22076
....
Probably before the year 3000 in my opinion
Possibly in the next couple of centuries
But I also don't believe the world will end cause religious reasons
I believe something else will happen

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thank you peeps :)