discuss;

are imbalanced relationships ever successful?

or is it more important to have similar expectations of the relationship?

at what point in time is it ever right to give up?

does love encompass accepting somebody as they are, warts and all [even if the wart is when they don't love you as much as you love them, or vice versa?]


a personal update;

I've been hitting the road a lot lately in preparation for summer school, and I've also been dealing with a lot of personal issues so I apologise for my absence and late replies - there is only so much Wendy and I have been stretched so thin this past week that I really need time to recoup.

I also haven't been writing as well or as consistently as I used to be able to - it makes it doubly difficult that my style seems to be undergoing a revolution so I have to figure out how to work with it on top of not being able to put inspiration into pixels or onto paper. Do you sense the same changes in my writing? What are your thoughts on it?


literary things;
^StJoan is running the HIV Testing; Talk the Talk Contest - the idea is to create a work of art that will encourage people to get tested for HIV as National HIV Testing Day is coming up on 27th June [not that testing is ever restricted to that day alone, of course.] More details here; [link]

~CollabLit - for those of you with a yen for collaborations - whether you like to read or craft them - this is the place to be! Check these guys out - they're the new kid on the block, so let's show them some appreciation. [link]

^SparrowSong recently put out an excellent article on end-stop and enjambement; [link] read it to sharpen your literary skills!