Though I don't get your aversion.
They're annoying. It irritates me when people need to be the center of attention that badly that they need to aggressively emphasize their completely ridiculous/ stupid remark.
Lol aight.
Should we discuss Bonskinny?
I was just going through her Instagram again and found this video and I'm in TEARS
https://www.instagram.com/p/B4NAcmfhRCq/?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet
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Whom?
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Whom?
No, Mir. We should NOT.
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WHO IS THIS? WHAT DID THEY DO?
Jyn, you're spamming. And don't watch.
why would we talk about that
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Ack, sorry, it wasn't posting at first.
why would we talk about that
Agreed.
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Well now I don't want to watch it but I want to know what it is??
Same
Umm. Creepy female with creepy mask being sexual in a creepy way by assaulting a scarecrow pumpkinhead dude.
Apt description to those who watched?
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Umm. Creepy female with creepy mask being sexual in a creepy way by assaulting a scarecrow pumpkinhead dude.
Laughs nervously
What the fuck?
nothing we need to talk about unless you want to kill brain cells
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I'm going to hell for this, but-
Scarecrow 2020, dir. Todd Phillips
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ANYWAYS
I have a topic that might be interesting?
Should books (YA and adult books in particular) come with content/trigger warnings?
facepalms Moxie…
ANYWAYS
I have a topic that might be interesting?
Should books (YA and adult books in particular) come with content/trigger warnings?
Good topic. I mean, I don't think so because spoilers. But perhaps in categories like pg13 type stuff so you know this book probably contains x or y or z.
(for once I am so glad I simply googled the name instead of watching anything…)
I think it depends on the book. at the end of the day its an adult book so it would be filled with adult content that could potentially be triggering. i think its not a good idea but it should completely be the authors choice.
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I feel like it depends on what the content is, and the genre of the book. Like, if there's an overly gory scene in a contemporary or a romance, or gratuitous/detailed rape in anything.
here's a debate topic
do I wash my hair today and embrace the uncontrollable floof
or be lazy and keep wasting my braincells on memes tonight
I feel like it depends on what the content is, and the genre of the book. Like, if there's an overly gory scene in a contemporary or a romance, or gratuitous/detailed rape in anything.
im just gonna ^^^^^^^^^^^^^
I would say that that stuff should be in a category where that is acceptable in. So that anyone who picks up the book is one who knows they might encounter such.
