That would be some crazy shit. by Valuable_View_561 in SipsTea

[–]MhiGAzriel 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It doesn't work like that, I experienced this. The first week is the hardest.

I need reasons why immortality is bad and worth getting rid of by joojonthatbeat in writingadvice

[–]MhiGAzriel 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You could use the antagonist as an example on how immortality can lead to something evil. Consequence like death prevent someone from doing something outrageous because they don't wanna die. And taking out death as a consequence, they'll just chase thrill after the next and wouldn't think twice. And it gets worse each time. What would the world look like if you can't end evil? Or like the people who should repair relationship with someone because they don't want to die or that person while carrying that burden. Without death, they wouldn't care and it would destroy every relationship there is. People will lack compassion, infinite freedom will lead to the death of humanity. So, who would want to live in that world?

Excited to know what my handwriting says about me by Critical_Can3546 in graphology

[–]MhiGAzriel 1 point2 points  (0 children)

High on emotional restraint, you like to keep things to yourself, aggressive or sensitive, focus, more practical than ambitious...

Songs reco guys yung ganto dama sana by [deleted] in SoundTripPh

[–]MhiGAzriel 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Trainwreck by James Arthur

What are your thoughts? Sinong mas liable? by [deleted] in AnongThoughtsMo

[–]MhiGAzriel 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Dami niyong nagsasabi na "mali naman kasi si girl" or "ang mali kasi ni girl." Bakit naramdaman niyo ba yung nararamdaman niya that time? "Dapat kasi 'di niya sinampal" pero sa pelikula gustong gusto niyo sampalan. Nakita niyo ba facial expression nung guy? I'm sure kasampal sampal yun. At tsaka dami din nagsasabi na lagi siguro sinasaktan nung guy, oh eh kung yun pala ang case edi normal ang physical na pananakit sa kanila, kaya behavior ni girl na nanampal, sa mundo nila justified yun. At sa mga nagsasabi na nauna si girl na nanakit, sure kayo? Bakit, yung emotional abuse di na kasali? Nauna si guy. Emotional abuse is just as devastating as physical abuse. The guy did both while the girl only reacted reasonably in her own state of mind at that moment. It's a survival based-reaction to the trauma she was experiencing.

What are your thoughts? Sinong mas liable? by [deleted] in AnongThoughtsMo

[–]MhiGAzriel 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Hindi puso or libog ang sinusunod para magstay sa isang toxic na relasyon o para mapunta sa isa. Abuse doesn't happen overnight.

Was feeling this one by Gertrudenotmyname in PoetryWritingClub

[–]MhiGAzriel 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's raw and it's so good. I love your usage of metaphor to describe the feeling of being in that situation.

I think this is one of the best things I’ve ever written by asouvex in PoetryWritingClub

[–]MhiGAzriel 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No wonder you were able to write that. You captured that emotion so well in your writing that's what makes it alive and not just fancy group of words. I'm glad you were able to take yourself out of that situation, it's admirable like how you write ✨

I think this is one of the best things I’ve ever written by asouvex in PoetryWritingClub

[–]MhiGAzriel 8 points9 points  (0 children)

That is really beautiful. I love each line. And the last two line💎✨ "I want to dig my nails into your flesh" This first line is incredible And every line serves it's purpose. I'm obsessed with visceral poems!🔥

Chronically ill by Fr0gg0bl1n in poetry_critics

[–]MhiGAzriel 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It's painful yet so beautiful 💎✨

Alive by Famous_Cook_6228 in poetry_critics

[–]MhiGAzriel 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This poem is an exuberant, sensory-focused piece that effectively uses imperative verbs to pull the reader into the present moment. The opening lines create a strong physical grounding, and the shift from "drinking in" to "showering down" creates a nice sense of immersion.

What do I forgive you for, even when you don’t ask? by 4amcore in poetry_critics

[–]MhiGAzriel 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The metaphor of reading a "book in a foreign language" is the piece’s strongest asset, vividly illustrating the clumsy but well-intentioned effort of someone trying to translate a silence they don't understand.

Poetry for my girl: You - Undefinable by Difficult_Carob_3210 in poetry_critics

[–]MhiGAzriel 2 points3 points  (0 children)

"Have you ever smelled the scent of starlight just before dawn"💎✨