Hello! Glad we’ve made contact on a different planet!

The Shards by Bret Easton Ellis. It’s annoying and a chore to read. I really dislike how many times he mentiones how hot his school classmates were, LA references and descriptions, and countless song references.

I only recently started reading books this year :)
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“If you ask me, postcards treat landscape more sparingly than time treats women.”
-Lust (1989) Elfriede Jelinek

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#transgressivefiction #Feminism #booksky

Loser is his first, middle, and last name.

I’m not interested in politics as a career but if this continues I will be 🤦🏻‍♀️

Anything that pushes boundaries is a 100/10 these next four years

One skill you’re supposed to have as a literate person is “be able to answer *why* someone wrote what they wrote”. Are they being serious? Are they being silly? You’re supposed to be able to figure that out on your own!

Who doesn’t love good old unhinged and dark comedy! 🎭

I’ve only just started watching reading books this year! Bc of transgressive cinema. :)

"We're proud to be the parents of a dead gay son!" -Invisible Monsters by Chuck Palahniuk

Nah you just don’t know my potential and hardcore love for female rage! I’ve seen my fair share of dicks ripped off!🐒

Try watching transgressive films or feminist horror. to fight censorship and build empathy! This genre that challenge societal norms, conventions, and taboos. It can make you more open-minded, thoughtful, and critical of societal norms, equipping you with a nuanced view of humanity

I recommend reading transgressive fiction to fight censorship and build empathy! This genre that challenge societal norms, conventions, and taboos. It can make you more open-minded, thoughtful, and critical of societal norms, equipping you with a nuanced view of humanity