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rainbowfic2016-08-23 11:05 pm
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Crimson #17 with grafiti,
Name: Blossom
Story: Fixed Dreams
Colors: Crimson 17 (God help you if you're wrong.)
Supplies and Styles: acrylic, oils, glue, graffiti (Lilith Faire Second Stage: Follow Your Arrow, Kacey Musgraves)
Title: Making all the Wrong Moves
Word Count: 436
Rating: PG-13
Summary: Tsukino did every right, but she was still wrong. She finally started to live when she did everything wrong.
Notes: I'm slowly getting back into the writing groove. Have a story about Tsukino! I know it's been awhile and I missed her. Enjoy!
When Tsukino was younger she spent her time doing everything right. Her grades stayed high, her room always stayed clean, and she never got into trouble. She graduated high school as one of the top students of her class. She looked out for Miki, always making sure that she was available for anything that she needed. She never talked back or pushed anything that she wanted. She took the job her mother suggested even if it stressed her out. She even considered guys that her family deemed good for her, though many times they didn’t share the same interests, she tried to make it work. Tsukino always made sure that she did the right thing.
Until, one day she realized that everything she did right was wrong in her mother’s eyes. Her grades were never high enough, her room never clean enough, and she was too meek. Despite canceling on different events for her friends she still didn’t spend enough time with Miki. Her friends and her hobbies were wrong. Her fashion sketches continued to be a waste of ink and paper. No matter how hard Tsukino tried to please her mother it was never enough. It pushed Tsukino to her breaking point.
She didn’t know what else she could do, until her friend Rumiko gave her some advice.
“Why don’t you just live your life the way you want? If you’re always wrong what do you have to lose?”
Tsukino decided to follow it which became started her on the right track.
She quit her stressful job and found a better one. She stopped pushing her friends away and embraced the support system she didn’t know she had. She turned her focus to herself, instead of spending time looking after Miki or cleaning up her messes. It led her to finding the help she needed to make her life easier. She didn’t call back the young man her mom suggested, instead she stopped ignoring Kazu’s calls. She ended up finding the love of her life who shared many of her hobbies. When Tsukino pulled away, it helped Miki open her eyes. She came back into Tsukino’s life as her little sister again.
Sure, there were bumps along the way. There were times she thought she would let her mom change her mind again when she didn’t. Once she realized she wasn’t along anymore she became stronger. According to her mom she’s making all the wrong moves once again. However, Tsukino couldn’t have been happier.
If living her life the way she wanted was wrong then she would gladly do it.
Tsukino didn’t mind being wrong.
Story: Fixed Dreams
Colors: Crimson 17 (God help you if you're wrong.)
Supplies and Styles: acrylic, oils, glue, graffiti (Lilith Faire Second Stage: Follow Your Arrow, Kacey Musgraves)
Title: Making all the Wrong Moves
Word Count: 436
Rating: PG-13
Summary: Tsukino did every right, but she was still wrong. She finally started to live when she did everything wrong.
Notes: I'm slowly getting back into the writing groove. Have a story about Tsukino! I know it's been awhile and I missed her. Enjoy!
When Tsukino was younger she spent her time doing everything right. Her grades stayed high, her room always stayed clean, and she never got into trouble. She graduated high school as one of the top students of her class. She looked out for Miki, always making sure that she was available for anything that she needed. She never talked back or pushed anything that she wanted. She took the job her mother suggested even if it stressed her out. She even considered guys that her family deemed good for her, though many times they didn’t share the same interests, she tried to make it work. Tsukino always made sure that she did the right thing.
Until, one day she realized that everything she did right was wrong in her mother’s eyes. Her grades were never high enough, her room never clean enough, and she was too meek. Despite canceling on different events for her friends she still didn’t spend enough time with Miki. Her friends and her hobbies were wrong. Her fashion sketches continued to be a waste of ink and paper. No matter how hard Tsukino tried to please her mother it was never enough. It pushed Tsukino to her breaking point.
She didn’t know what else she could do, until her friend Rumiko gave her some advice.
“Why don’t you just live your life the way you want? If you’re always wrong what do you have to lose?”
Tsukino decided to follow it which became started her on the right track.
She quit her stressful job and found a better one. She stopped pushing her friends away and embraced the support system she didn’t know she had. She turned her focus to herself, instead of spending time looking after Miki or cleaning up her messes. It led her to finding the help she needed to make her life easier. She didn’t call back the young man her mom suggested, instead she stopped ignoring Kazu’s calls. She ended up finding the love of her life who shared many of her hobbies. When Tsukino pulled away, it helped Miki open her eyes. She came back into Tsukino’s life as her little sister again.
Sure, there were bumps along the way. There were times she thought she would let her mom change her mind again when she didn’t. Once she realized she wasn’t along anymore she became stronger. According to her mom she’s making all the wrong moves once again. However, Tsukino couldn’t have been happier.
If living her life the way she wanted was wrong then she would gladly do it.
Tsukino didn’t mind being wrong.
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