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A book that left me traumatized

but I'll always recommend to mystery lovers. I couldn't put this book down, and would only take breaks to eat, drink water, and sleep. But let's just say that the ending made me hard switch to romance, anime, and k-dramas only for months... warning: contains dark, graphic themes and violence.

@mortalpeaches

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rainbow black by maggie thrash

started this book awhile ago and still need to finish it! abt a young lesbian whose parents are accused of and on trial for an awful crime, set during the satanic panic and picks up years later. very moody and immersive and terrifying and encapsulates the not-knowing, fear, and often absurd humor of being a young person in such an unthinkable situation

@ryn

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I’ll be gone in the dark

By Michelle McNamara (RIP). It feels wrong to say I’m enjoying it due to the subject matter, but her writing has been clear & easy for me to follow, & she maintains a high level of respect for the victims, which is a must in true-crime IMHO.

@javelina

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Nosferatu (2024)

crazy ass movie. loved the costuming & atmosphere. gonna be talking like orlok for the foreseeable future sorry to all

@emmis

Feb 26, 2025

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dunkin butter pecan swirl

i do not give a fuck if it makes me sound like an old head. butter pecan swirl always goated. i can’t remember a time before i was a butter pecan enjoyer.

@emmis

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survivor season 48

the tv show BLUEPRINT. such lovely people each season and i truly will never tire of this show! i would apply but i hate bugs and sand and extreme heat and the beach. jeff probst i love u please dont die.

@emmis

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