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finding this very charming and silly, perfect for an end of summer read. lesbian gets cancelled and has problems with her love life (of course!). relatable but maintains a slice of idealism because the protagonist lives in LA in a nice bungalow with a hot lady next door. recommended for misanthropic gay women who want a good laff
Sep 2, 2024
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bc it's so healing and soothing to know the dyke couple ur rooting for will end up together and there will be a happy ending. and also bc summer
i've read and loved:
-sorry bro, taleen voksuni
i felt seen by the specific story of a lesbian who's brown mom is very invested in her finding a husband.
-just as you are, camille kellogg
berlin/ ny dykes, why are we like thisš this one subverts the black bff trope
-the perks of loving a wallflower, erica ridley
bridgerton boy drag!
-payback's a witch, lana harper
-she drives me crazy, kelly quindlen
the only ya i like
-one last stop, casey mcquinston
May 16, 2024
Sunburn by Chloe Michelle Howarth is a beautiful book set in the 90s in Ireland. itās a tender portrayal of first love, growing up and living in a small town.
I wanted more!! I was so sad when it ended :(
Anyone who has read it have any similar recs?
Apr 16, 2024
Satisfying & fun lesbian legal thriller. I love a good ride, don't you? Need something enjoyable with substance to get you back in the swing of reading? Want to support indie lesbian writers? Can't recommend this enough. It should honestly be a movie so if you know any Italian lesbians with maximum swagger who could star get in her ear about it
Dec 28, 2024
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I donāt always want to post them but I find that getting into the habit of taking lots of photos, good and bad, both with people in them and not, makes me want to keep them safer than just on instagram. thatās my emotional support folderā¦ get away from herā¦
Nov 21, 2024
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Iāve been very slowly making my way through the satoshi kon filmography (like very slowly,,, I first watched perfect blue three years ago) and honestly this one might be my favorite?? a found family film through and through, which I am a gigantic sucker for. three homeless people find a baby in a dumpster and set out on a quest to find her parents, no matter the result. I think I was more receptive to it because it takes place on christmas eve and I was already feeling fresh nostalgia for a christmas eve that had just happened a few days beforeā¦ but I loved being in the world this film builds. a gross, hidden tokyo built upon the backs of small kindnesses. will absolutely watch again next year because I havenāt stopped thinking about it, wanting to return to that world for a few minutes.
Jan 4, 2025