I heard about this tranny monster. Some weird old booktube fatso was defending his deranged bullshit. Too bad booktok is woke so they have to pretend he is a woman instead of a deranged vermin man.
Looking through the reviews it appears actual females are his biggest supporters.
At least based on those pictures, this tranny passes better than most. Doesn't even appears to have obvious man hands in the thumbnail. 'Course whenever I say that it turns out they're 6'5" or something. (I'm absolutely awful at judging edited photos.
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So close, and yet so far...
Men always misunderstand what women's fantasies are haha
Ive been watching some of "Second Stories" content. I can understand why terrible people dont like her. Shes right about how bad they are.
the "Art is subjective!" crowd when you post an opinion on art that conflicts with their own:
I'm ESL, so I need some native English speakers to confirm here - are the summaries of the stories written awkwardly? I'm puzzled by this sentence
I imagine it should be "left to come out to - her mother" but some of the letters went missing. Makes it sound like an actual fucking person is ripping itself out of her mother, which is a much more interesting concept for a horror tale than "I'm gay".
Wouldn't something like "Young parents expecting joy with their newborn are distraught when a mysterious illness starts mutating their child." sound a bit better? I'm taking inspiration from other short story descriptions I've seen and they always keep it short and snappy, especially when they're writing horror and know they need quick and clear hooks for their 3-5 story summaries in order to draw readers in.
No no you hit the nail on the head. That first line makes no sense syntax-wise and the second one is really flat.
That kike's avatar makes him look like a flaming faggot. Maybe he must be and he is irate that Hilary Layne pointed out his tastes are crap.
That's how I read it too.
Sounds like someone trying to do a physical version of the line by line commenting on Wattpad. It’s something that Wattpad fans love, and everybody else on every other site loathes.I've wondered about that too. Whenever I see TikToks of them showing their highlighted pages, I like to pause sometimes to see what exactly they've been impressed by and what they've written next to it (if the latter exists). It's always something like
>wow.... what a mood!
>spicy
>omg so true
and a weak attempt at saying something about the politics and themes of the book that most of the time comes across as "we live in a society </3
Sticky notes are perfect for when you're reading with a book club and want to remember what to discuss later. I'd rather die than mark-up my books, but then again, these women are only scribbling in FotM trash that the secondhand stores and libraries will receive by the dozens and have to dispose of later. Those books aren't going to be living long lives on anyone's bookshelf so might as well treat them like bujos.
I think it's like taking screenshots of some cool moment in a video game that you're never actually going to go back and look at.
Au contraire, they're going to be living very long lives on some girl's bookshelf—because once she slots the new book into its proper spot in her "aesthetic" color gradient shelves, she's never going to touch that book again.
