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i've unfollowed so many booktok/bootube creators because all they post are haul videos and i'm so over the endless shopping content

the worst thing about this site is that I want to see posts about the books I like but none of the shipping/fanfiction content

Francis' biggest flaw is his attachment to comfort above all else. he doesn't have to get married. he could rebel by letting his family cut him off, get a job (and it's the 80s, a basic education could get you a livable wage back then) and support himself, Richard even suggests it, but he is ultimately unwilling to abandon his class bound comforts for true happiness, making him as trapped by his own actions (or in this case lack of action) as the rest of the group

It's been over ten years. Aren't we due for another Donna Tartt book?

I'm getting tired of "female rage" books where the woman is violent because of trauma. I want to read about women who are violent, sociopathic and cruel without the "she was raped/abused/cheated on" backstory. If we can have Patrick Bateman kill and torture people without needing to be raped and traumatized as a backstory, then we can have female narrators behave the same way. In some ways, I think that having trauma as a backstory is there for audience comfort and to preserve their idea that women cannot be naturally violent, dangerous or cruel and if one is, then there must have been some form of harm to make them that way, because they're behaving in a manner that is still seen as distinctly "unfeminine"

I got a tiny sample of Toskovat's Inexcusable Evil perfume and I'm obsessed with it. It's impossible to describe. I want to bathe in it. I want to eat it. I desperately need to get a full sized bottle but it's sold out everywhere

the “I hate men” women always end up being the biggest pick mes