Olivia Lubczynska

Deadass-an emphasis on seriously. Example: "Deadass, this is the best meal I've ever had."

AF-acronym, stands for 'as f*ck' Example: "I'm tired AF."

Tea-gossip. Example: "Spill the tea."

Sis-sister. Example: "Love you, sis!"

RIP-if something bad happens, you would say RIP, you're not actually telling them to rest in peace. Example: "My phone broke." "RIP."

Hella-really, used when describing something or someone. Example: "She's hella weird."

OD-Over Doing It. Example: "Let's spit in her food." "Nah, that's OD."

Thicc-hot, cute, describing a person. Example: "She thicc."

Highkey-obvious. Example: "Highkey, everyone knows she's faking."

Lowkey-not obvious. Example: "Lowkey, she's so smart."

Tip 1: get inspiration from songs. Songs can have great lyrics to inspire you and an amazing story!

Tip 2: be nosy, listen to conversations. You might just get a phenomenal idea!

Tip 3: read, read and read some more. You can get inspiration from plots and make it your own!

Tip 4: download or find a story plot generator. Simple as that.

Tip 5: brainstorm. There are no wrong answers.

Mistake 1: spelling changes. Make sure you spell names, locations, magic spells, etc, the same all the way through. Also, be consistent with capitilization.