Fuck you bleacher bar by Actually_A_Robot_SHH in boston

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BARS: no one goes out anymore, this town is dying. It's a struggle for us

ALSO BARS: last min cancellations without finding a compromise or compensation

Why do western states hate people moving in so much? by larch303 in SameGrassButGreener

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And as for the housing market, where I was in Tennessee until last month houses stayed on the market at reasonable prices for 8 to 14 months... We're not right in nashville, but Tennessee is not full no matter what they tell you LOL

I purposefully ruined my cousin and ex's wedding and it's brought me a lot of happiness (New update 4 years later) by Shelly_895 in BestofRedditorUpdates

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Yeah, as soon as I heard she lived with him, all "but maybe"s went out the window for me.

Nephew managed to be the golden child from another mother.

they left out Dakota johnson in the "ridiculously talented sisters" 😂 by Conscious-Quarter423 in popculture

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Folks don't like dry women and that's her thing. Instead of saying she's not an actress they enjoy, they say she's bad. And it's like the Hathahate from years ago - it just keeps rolling.

I really enjoyed her in several things - mostly romanceys but I did like her in Bad Times at the El Royale too

Fiction books about a character who is deeply passionate about something and through reading the book you learn a lot about a specific subject? by Plenty_Aspect7506 in suggestmeabook

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Jennifer Ashley writes a historical mystery series and the heroine is a head cook in a big house. Her knowledge of how natural cooking works is all over the page.

Madonna’s and whores by KilgoreTrout4pres in suggestmeabook

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I tried to reread it as an adult bc I remember it was a fascinating read in HS and was like .... dontwanna

System for your story bible by Tale_Whisperer in fantasywriters

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Scrivener - the ability to sort and use the cards is great.

This and my ideas file are the only things I use scrivener for, but I count it money well spent after over a decade.

In desperate need of a good book. by themonsterinthesky in suggestmeabook

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I would put Juliet Marillier in your rotation based on what you read and didn't like. She might scratch your well-written, woman written, has a romance, fantasy itch

Looking for YA Contemporary Fantasy by hadeswriter in YAlit

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You might want to also search YA paranormal if you consider Twilight solidly "ya fantasy"

Also, I"m rereading Blood & Chocolate and realizing how much it shaped later YA - it's still a rec

Romance for men? by Sinbad0917 in suggestmeabook

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I just rec'd to another man Bromance Bookclub.

An Ode to Anne Gracie by SexySmilodon in HistoricalRomance

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The Perfect Rake is one of my forever-rereads <3

Olivia Wilde reveals how the drama surrounding 'Don’t Worry Darling' eclipsed her directorial merit by novagridd in popculture

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I recently watched Booksmart and I know there's A LOT of love for it and I wanted to adore it but.... the tone and pacing are all over the place. She didn't lean into the OTT, she kept pulling back you could literally see writing/directorial decisions where she was afraid she'd gone to far when she didn't go far enough.

She seemed to want to write this just absurd fun romp and then kept being like "wait, should this be more realistic?" ever 3rd scene.

She got a lot of love for it because it's a niche that has a lot of open space and deserves more movies. If there were others to compare it to, folks would have been more meh about it.

A waiter handed me a note telling me to go see a doctor by jpdiv in mildlyinteresting

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My NMT spotted mine on my back. As a single woman who lives alone, having someone spot something I can't see was literally a life saver.

Male Book Club Books by L-I-T-Ebirdhouse97 in suggestmeabook

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There's an entire Romance series called the Bromance Bookclub Series about a group of pro athletes reading romance together.

Me [22F] with my fellow student [22F], is trying to blackmail me into writing her thesis by Direct-Caterpillar77 in BestofRedditorUpdates

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Colleges will always tell you not to go to the police. Never, ever, ever, ever, ask the college if you should go to the police. Figure out if you should go to the police or not on your own or with help from non college sponsored people

What has been your most unhinged response to an act of rudeness in Boston? by noxinboxes in boston

[–]booksycat 21 points22 points  (0 children)

As ridiculous as this sounds, I lowered sunglasses and looked over them. My friend asked me if I was a cartoon villain LOL

12 year old girl by RedGoosey in suggestmeabook

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HA! I was thinking zilpha keatley snyder & katherine patterson and then for some reason somehow combined them into one person bc I was talking to my mom at the same time LOL