Denise

Even better! I never liked him🤣

I was on my way to a full night’s sleep until my husband woke me up to tell me he saw a centipede and now he can’t find it. So now I’m going to get a full night’s anxiety instead. 🥲

Oop— our secret then 🤫

Watch me make my first order for my amazing Bloomf @salshere.bsky.social! Making these cups is honestly like therapy for me. Having a creative outlet in times like these is really keeping me grounded. If you want buy a cup use FIRST20 for 20% off maricrafts2much.bigcartel.com

If this is about someone other than Timothée Chalomet let me know so I can delete and pretend this never happened

I’ve felt this way since he said he doesn’t like when people pronounce his name like it’s spelled. It made me feel like he wants project an image of being cool and “nonchalant” when refusing to be called by your name is more pretentious than pronouncing it as a French name in the first place.

I adore the fact that almost every time one of us goes to watch a movie, the other already has a review of it to read 😅

Fun fact: my grad class is currently studying this movie and the book it’s inspired by!

I appreciate that even in February, if I’m feeling too overwhelmed or sad, I can come here and see at least one post about big brother.

I MISSED YOUR BIRTHDAY? Happy birthday friend!!!!

This inspired me to do my French devoirs 📄

I forgot the Super Bowl was today and was so confused when I got on here😅 I hope everyone is having fun!

Teenager Post #6373 “You know my name, not my story. You’ve heard what I’ve done, not what I’ve been through.”

“Someone once said” followed by a very surface level take is social media’s modern equivalent to these relics of the 2000s-2010s

No, I have to get Apple TV back (I cancelled it once Severance was over lol) 😂

Betty Suarez is the Queen of Queens 👑 one of my fave tv characters ever

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It actually pisses me off so much that they came out during the same year cuz I’ve tried to suggest Ugly Betty to so many people who have been like “yeah but didn’t that movie fail to actually critique the fashion industry in a lot of ways?” YOUR THINKING OF A DIFFERENT THING 😂

I think the bsky community is more pro-plagiarism than ppl would like to admit 😏

I love reading your reviews whenever I watch a movie everyone else has already seen except me lol

Fun fact: I knew this about you already! (Thanks, Letterboxd!)

Yall I just learned that the Grammys happened. I feel uncultured

Monsters Inc
Ratatouille
Turning Red
The Incredibles

I probably watch each of these at least once a year

What even is the point of this 😭 sometimes people really need to get another hobby. Which is insane, because bb is already the hobby for people without anything to do in the summer 😅

#9. Brown Girls by Daphne Palasi Andreades
4 ⭐️ Literary Fiction

Reading Brown Girls in the US in 2026 felt more relevant than ever. There’s a very unique style that I’ve only seen in two other books. I appreciated the collective POV— it showed the common threads between these girls through life.

#8. It Came From The Closet: Queer Reflections on Horror by Various
3.5 ⭐️ Anthology, Essays, Horror
Some of the essays hit really hard and none of them are terrible. I loved the consistent thematic connections and often felt myself evaluating my queer experiences in relation to horror.

#7. Well, Actually by Mazey Eddings
3 ⭐️ Romance, Spicy
The characters were often frustrating, but the spicy scenes were hot 🥵 I love Eddings sense of voice, but I just felt the relationship felt kind of weak, and the fmc was so difficult to root for.

#6. Tuesdays With Morrie
4 ⭐️ nonfiction
Tuesdays With Morrie is a quiet and reflexive book that tugs at the heart strings. The life lessons aren’t entirely unique but the way that they are delivered gives each lesson a strong impact.
I’ll admit it— I cried.

#5. Rouge by Mona Awad
5 ⭐️ Literary Fiction, Horror
Awad’s work is always intimidating and it always ends up being my favorite thing. This was so beautiful and haunting and strange. Rouge is the nightmarish fairytale of Awad’s fever dreams.

#4. Pride & Prejudice by Jane Austen
5⭐️
All Hail Queen Austen,

Seriously, one of the best authors. This one is a classic for a reason

#3. Lady Macbeth by Ava Reid
1 ⭐️ contemporary retelling
This book pained me to rate low. I wanted so badly to like it. The writing style is pretty good, but Lady Macbeth is completely defanged throughout. Good for readers not attached to Macbeth