I Write Sins Not Tradegies

A song by Panic! At The Disco off of the album A Fever You Can't Sweat Out.

I chime in with a
"Haven't you people ever heard of closing a goddamn door?"
No, it's much better to face these kinds of things
With a sense of poise and rationality
The Chorus of I Write Sins Not Tradegies

by GravityManipulationUnit June 7, 2020

how to write a thesis

1. Be debatable
2. Have the obvious meaning
3. Add the deeper meaning using the word "showing"

how to write a thesis: I smashed yo fatass mom and it lowkey felt good showing how size doesn't matter

by kegner; vaerj bker February 12, 2025

sophomoric-writing

Phrase used to describe the script to the Fifty Shades of Grey movie from reviewers who are too hung up in social trends to write anything aside from blanket statements.

Fifty Shades of Grey was repetitive, the sophomoric-writing was annoying.

by dic95 February 16, 2015

October 10th - National Write Elly A Paragraph Day

a day where u send her paragraphs bcs she's tired of never being the one on the receiving end smh
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- giving everything you could ; every part of you, your love language, your money, your time, your patience, your efforts, your comforting words — but never receiving any -

"Yo it's October 10th - National Write Elly A Paragraph Day, we should write her a paragraph"

by folkloreenthusiast October 9, 2021

Soul Writing

A song made when someone freestyles. For instance (Juice WLRD), as Juice freestyles he also makes full songs the whole time he’s free styling.

When Juice was free styling Life goes on (FREESTYLE) he didn’t only freestyle he made a song and I call that Soul writing.

Juice WLRD was Soul writing on a live show.

by Christian_ma_mentos August 20, 2022

Write

to drag a piece of graphite, or ink into making shapes and images to communicate to the reader(the persons you are communicating to.)

I'm gonna write to john and let him know he left his door open

by the character dealer February 9, 2022

Writing Sabbatical

Another way of saying, "Got fired and can't find a damn job"; almost exclusively used by Ivy League douchebags

"What's he up to?"

"His boss told him to get the hell out, so now he's on a "Writing Sabbatical" collecting unemployment.

by zaxron_rhodes December 3, 2013