The Scene Where Layton Asks Future Layton What Color Pen Is In His Pocket Makes No Sense To Me Because

Chapter 6: A fullfilling night

Chapter 5

Haha who could possibly fall asleep on a bar's counter ??? Haha, No One !... No one......

I have so many memories of walking friends home and be walked/carried home... Good times...

Of course, stay safe, take care of your friends !

And as always, big shout out to @lutiaslayton with the translation !

July 14 2019 - A woman deplatforms famous Brazilian Catholic priest Marcelo Rossi, who has called homosexuality a disease. [video]

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There's something down this hole. Take a look while stand directly behind you. Don't pay attention to my kicking people down holes boots

There’s a jar of raisins down here. Gotta be at least …. 200 of them. Let’s play Raisins

i think we as modern humans have a tendency to forget that historical people were also humans who had thoughts and feelings and dreams just like we do

i went to a traditional jewish wedding a few months ago (they signed a ketubah and everything) and when the groom broke the glass i instantly thought of the "DEX IS JEWISH??" scene from Foodfight! and couldnt get it out of my head for the rest of the night

Can you believe Clifford the big red dog and Biscuit are Jewish? Icons.

Can I be like you

you can be something better. you can be like you

Something I have always loved about the HDG community has been the positivity. I hadn't ever written a story before 'joining' HDG with Five Lives, but I was welcomed here despite that, and I'm far from the only one. Provided you don't be a dick and respect both the setting and folks who are part of it, the community is a fantastic place to explore a passion for writing, and that freedom and encouragement to be creative is something to be celebrated.

There have been some incredible HDG stories that have come out in the last year alone, and I think that's in large part due to how comfortable places like the HDG discord are. I think it fits some of the common themes of HDG as well- that you matter, that your thoughts matter, and that we should look out for one another. I personally believe that one of the worst things to do to someone trying out a new passion is to give them too much criticism- save that for later, and let them enjoy the wonder! I think that's something the community does very well.

Of course, it also helps that folks new to HDG have incredible resources like the HDG Discord (which has volunteer staff who are very good at answering any tricky setting questions, called Lorets) and the Guide to Writing in HDG. It helps that we as a community have all agreed to play in the same sandbox without kicking over each other's castles. And it helps that so many folks are clearly so passionate about the setting, have found real and powerful emotions and growth from the stories.

Anyway, all that to say: if it's your first time writing but you have that idea in your head that you're sure is perfect for the HDG shared setting?

You should go for it.

Apple Child! 🍏🍎✨

I started reading wandering castle (the English fan translation) and I had just assumed it was set before curious village since flora isn't even mentioned but then Luke comments on having previously rode the train during Pandora's/diabolical box and I was just like oh. okay.

way old ref of some werewolves from a pet project that later resurfaced as that one set of brooding midwestern werewolves I drew a bit ago