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           In my opinion, the show euphoria is more than just a show to watch because it shows real life events that happen every single day. Some questions that I have that I look forward to being answered are how they make it so teenagers can relate to it so much especially in today’s world with everything going on in the world. Something that is very fascinating to me in the show is how it kind of blurs out the line between realism and the exaggeration. I know that it shows the visuals of drug use by using things such as glitter, and the neon lights that are involved. Another question I have is are teens connecting to the show emotionally with the bitter honesty or are they drawn to the show because of the fantasy of the way that they explain the pain. I will join the scholarly conversation online by using the questions I have and doing the research to prove that the show is such a good thing to have around because of its raw honesty and how it makes teens connect with it so much because of the mental disorders, addictions, and relationship issues. I agree with mostly everything that I have researched so far because I do think that some people could take the show the wrong way but I also believe that it’s a good thing because so many people are able to relate to it.

I chose the book “We Were Liars” because I recently started to read the book and was interested in looking into it more, I chose to engage with this book because it has the perfect amount of mystery, privilege, and psychological depth that makes it perfect for reading more and diving deeper into the context of the book. The story feels poetic and dreamy, which I think has a great mixture of confusion and emotion which makes the book so interesting. This is not something that I could see myself spending the rest of the semester writing about only because I feel like I would run out of stuff to write about although it is a great book and has a lot of stuff to write about there isn't enough information right now to write about. The aspects I'm really interested in learning more about are how a group of teenagers has such a story to tell and the mystery behind it all, I feel as though there is so much hidden information beneath the surface and i want to figure out the truth behind it all. The plot behind it all, with it being a bunch of privilaged people who hide behind a bunch of lies, is so interesting to me and I am excited to see where the story takes me. One question that I have is how does the story end and what is the big secret that everyone is talking about. 

Before exploring Tumblr, I was not very familiar with it, I had never even heard of it before but after scrolling through some of the post it was hard to stop, I found it very interesting that I can see mostly only the post that I like and the ones that I have the most interest in. Some of the tags/blogs that I had relogged were quotes, sunsets, photography, and some good and some were funny saying, I like all the blogs that I have found so far and I am very excited to keep exploring the app to find more things that may interest me in the same way. I feel as though that Tumblr was easy to navigate after learning how to navigate It in class, I think handling the app and learning how to relog the post and learning how to find the post that interested me the most was simple. Some of the vibes I got from the communities were that they were all easy going and some were funny. I feel like it was easy to find the posts that I was interested in because when I made my account it had me select the posts that I liked and the more I relogged post more similar post came onto my feed. Overall, I really enjoy Tumblr and would like to explore it more. 

Before exploring Tumblr, I was not very familiar with it, I had never even heard of it before but after scrolling through some of the post it was hard to stop, I found it very interesting that I can see mostly only the post that I like and the ones that I have the most interest in. Some of the tags/blogs that I had relogged were quotes, sunsets, photography, and some good and some were funny saying, I like all the blogs that I have found so far and I am very excited to keep exploring the app to find more things that may interest me in the same way. I feel as though that Tumblr was easy to navigate after learning how to navigate It in class, I think handling the app and learning how to relog the post and learning how to find the post that interested me the most was simple. Some of the vibes I got from the communities were that they were all easy going and some were funny. I feel like it was easy to find the posts that I was interested in because when I made my account it had me select the posts that I liked and the more I relogged post more similar post came onto my feed. Overall, I really enjoy Tumblr and would like to explore it more. 

Before exploring Tumblr, I was not very familiar with it, I had never even heard of it before but after scrolling through some of the post it was hard to stop, I found it very interesting that I can see mostly only the post that I like and the ones that I have the most interest in. Some of the tags/blogs that I had relogged were quotes, sunsets, photography, and some good and some were funny saying, I like all the blogs that I have found so far and I am very excited to keep exploring the app to find more things that may interest me in the same way. I feel as though that Tumblr was easy to navigate after learning how to navigate It in class, I think handling the app and learning how to relog the post and learning how to find the post that interested me the most was simple. Some of the vibes I got from the communities were that they were all easy going and some were funny. I feel like it was easy to find the posts that I was interested in because when I made my account it had me select the posts that I liked and the more I relogged post more similar post came onto my feed. Overall, I really enjoy Tumblr and would like to explore it more.