#curious asks

tysm!! :3

Damn, my bad anon

I don't think we'd do much else 🤷

Shall we throw this one out to a vote?

I forgot I left this one sitting in my drafts all night! Category: [redacted]

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Ahhh! What a great question. And I'll almost certainly have forgotten something, but a recent one I really liked was:

Simon tastes of lemonade and possibility.

I know some people don't like knowing anything about it, so I guess proceed with caution? I've always personally taken it as a compliment-but I think it depends.

Comments referencing a 'one handed read' make my day. But I would advise against graphic details, especially if it's the first time you've ever interacted with a writer and you don't know what their boundaries are.

However, there are certain phrases that can be utilised to get the point across. something like 'thank you for the fantasy fuel!' is just as effective as anything more in depth, can apply to pretty much anything, and we know. We know.

Hi, Lee! Gilmore Girls, hands down. I started watching it when it first aired but then lost track. An obsessed coworker got me back into it later and I remain hooked. I love the witty dialogue and relationships, and have sobbed many times over Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life