I loved the Unhoneymooners as well, have you seen anything about the book Island Affair? It’s coming out in April and the cover and summary give me Unhoneymooners vibes so I’m excited for it. I’ll Never Tell sounds great I’ll check it out for sure. Don’t mind me I’m just binging your videos🥰
Get well soon! ☺️ I read so many book in January and February so I mention only my absolutely tops of them which are The secret History of Donna Tartt, The Bear and the Nightingale by Katherine Arden, The Hating Game by Sally Thorne and my reread of the Parasol Protectorate Series by Gail Carriger. ☺️
Your hair is getting l o n g e r Samsona. U r rebuilding ur super strength. Or r u? Hope u get better soon, & that what u have is truly just a cold. If u find books that are partially about orgiastic sex parties (to quote Theresa: "I'm trying NOT to use the word *climax*") icky, why do u read them? Tell. Spill the tea. U could try non-fic books on sexual deviance and psycho-sexual perversions if u feel so inclined. O yes, exactly what constitutes 'icky' to u? I partially read A Song for Arbonne/Guy G Kay in Feb. & am continuing same in Mar.
Oh no the ickiness has nothing to do with sex itself but with the sexual abuse of children that it involved 😐pretty sure that needs no further explanation
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I loved the Unhoneymooners as well, have you seen anything about the book Island Affair? It’s coming out in April and the cover and summary give me Unhoneymooners vibes so I’m excited for it. I’ll Never Tell sounds great I’ll check it out for sure. Don’t mind me I’m just binging your videos🥰
Get well soon! ☺️ I read so many book in January and February so I mention only my absolutely tops of them which are The secret History of Donna Tartt, The Bear and the Nightingale by Katherine Arden, The Hating Game by Sally Thorne and my reread of the Parasol Protectorate Series by Gail Carriger. ☺️
Wow you got some great ones in there! 😄
feel better soon
i went the opposite direction and read a lot of fun floofy books. :D
feel better!
Thank you! :)
Hmm I'm wondering what lip product are you wearing? Sorry my question isn't book related, haha, but it looks amazing!
sorry for the really late reply, it's a sephora collection lipstain in Marvelous Mauve I think :)
Your hair is getting l o n g e r Samsona. U r rebuilding ur super strength. Or r u? Hope u get better soon, & that what u have is truly just a cold.
If u find books that are partially about orgiastic sex parties (to quote Theresa: "I'm trying NOT to use the word *climax*") icky, why do u read them? Tell. Spill the tea. U could try non-fic books on sexual deviance and psycho-sexual perversions if u feel so inclined. O yes, exactly what constitutes 'icky' to u?
I partially read A Song for Arbonne/Guy G Kay in Feb. & am continuing same in Mar.
Oh no the ickiness has nothing to do with sex itself but with the sexual abuse of children that it involved 😐pretty sure that needs no further explanation