Hello! Glad we’ve made contact on a different planet!

The Shards by Bret Easton Ellis. It’s annoying and a chore to read. I really dislike how many times he mentiones how hot his school classmates were, LA references and descriptions, and countless song references.

I only recently started reading books this year :)
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Loser is his first, middle, and last name.

I’m not interested in politics as a career but if this continues I will be 🤦🏻‍♀️

Anything that pushes boundaries is a 100/10 these next four years

Who doesn’t love good old unhinged and dark comedy! 🎭

I’ve only just started watching reading books this year! Bc of transgressive cinema. :)

"We're proud to be the parents of a dead gay son!" -Invisible Monsters by Chuck Palahniuk

Nah you just don’t know my potential and hardcore love for female rage! I’ve seen my fair share of dicks ripped off!🐒

Try watching transgressive films or feminist horror. to fight censorship and build empathy! This genre that challenge societal norms, conventions, and taboos. It can make you more open-minded, thoughtful, and critical of societal norms, equipping you with a nuanced view of humanity

I recommend reading transgressive fiction to fight censorship and build empathy! This genre that challenge societal norms, conventions, and taboos. It can make you more open-minded, thoughtful, and critical of societal norms, equipping you with a nuanced view of humanity