SAAAAAME ON ALL THINGS. Elf has finally started to grow on me a little, but Stranger Than Fiction makes me feel a lot of feelings and those are my favorite types of movies. I love the flours scene, it kind of ruined me for romantic gestures

The cream really helps but it keeps coming back. The initial spot is itching again, please, I need new legs. I don't understand why this has happened, I've never had anything like this in my LIFE I need it to go away 😭

I'll be making an appt with my dermatologist for a shot 🤞🤞 it gets approved

The Neverending Story and Stranger Than Fiction. Ultraviolet is also fantastic and awful and a fave, I accept and agree with all criticisms and yet still love it.

I had even joked with my partner that part of the break between seasons was because MBB had a kid (because we keep joking about how old the kids are because of production length and they're still playing hs freshmen). Even though the kid is adopted it probably wasn't a far off comment.

You did it!

The one cat released me and the other took his place, but at least there was a long enough gap to close the window, turn on the light, and plug in the charger.

Ooh actually, related. Does anyone know of romantasy that ISN'T enemies to lovers? Or where the romance doesn't involve a man? The hetero stuff I've read so far involves too much alpha male bullshit which I am not into.

Thank you 😌❤️

This message brought to you as a result of a bunch of people criticizing the word "nibling" as an inclusive alternative to niece/nephew. People act like we're changing language now to suit us today but according to dictionary.com it was coined in 1951. So, like so many things, it's not new.

He realllly was but even by the end of season 1 he was getting kinda cool

This movie is the only thing that stands between me and thirty days of cheesey holiday rom-coms. After I watch it I'm free to consume a constant stream of sparkly, snowy nonsense.

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