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There’s also something to be said about dollification that’s more subtle, or that can’t be seen at a glance. Because your partner picking out your date night outfit for you is lovely, but consider them letting you pick out what you’ll wear and they get to pick out the lingerie you have on underneath. It's not visible to the outside world but you both know it's there and that they picked it out just for you and they can’t wait to take it off of you later

I want to get guitar hero but I only have a ps4 and guitar hero live kind of fucking sux from what I'm seeing on reddit.

I feel like the marketing for The Little Friend let it down. The most frequent complaint I’ve seen about it is that readers went in expecting a murder mystery, and were blindsided by the slowly-developed plot and lack of resolution to Robin’s death. TLF isn’t actually about the murder; the story is about the loss of innocence and leaving the black-and-white worldview of childhood as Harriet realises that justice is often never served as it ought to be and terrible people can walk free while victims are left to pick up the pieces. That being said, I can’t blame people for feeling as though they wasted time, or for not reading it through this lens when the blurb and advertising purports the novel as a Southern murder mystery. It’s the sort of book which I think will either remain a sleeper hit, or will find its audience later down the track.

Some of y’all learned that boundaries are things you have to enforce yourself and started acting like 1) you’re NOT an ass if you cross them on purpose 2) you should never state them, ever, and just silently cut off people that cross said unspoken boundaries