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n.w.a’s music was a constant in my childhood and then straight outta compton came out, solidifying itself as one of the greatest biopics (in my humble opinion). west coast rap, namely l.a rap in the 90s, has such a cool history and i’m so excited to dive into it yet again. eazy e is a hiphop legend and he is so missed everyday rip

i can tell this was written by a drug addict

god clio’s family fucking sucks…

how is this considered horror? so far it’s just a woman obsessed with plastic surgery to get her husband’s attention (he never notices) and a man who gets turned on by pricking women with sewing needles. IM BORED

we got a butch character! [loud cheering]

DNF i feel like im being gaslit by the reviews this book is so stupid

i might be stupid but i genuinely dont know what’s going on

i found this book after watching sing sing and im learning jj velazquez was in the movie! imma have to rewatch after finishing this

bdsm dynamic with a masc sub bottom? im sat.

not as bad as i thought it would be so far… considering how disgusting the son of/the slob was and the fact that i could barely get through yellow, this is child’s play (no pun intended, my bad). like this is really easy for me to stomach

buddy read with stella let’s see how far i get before i feel sick

oh this is gonna be fun i can already tell

oomf was wondering if the author dove into lesbians of color and to answer ur question, yes she does! she balances between explaining the struggles black & asian lesbians faced in white spaces and detailed the creation of their own inclusive spaces. she also addressed her white privilege in not facing discrimination but makes a call to action for white lesbians to address their discomfort & prejudice with race

im so pissed off and stressed tf out WHY ARE WE NOT COMMUNICATING?!?!?!?!

starting this arc from netgalley and the opening quote is from kathleen hanna’s memoir. instant 5 stars from me

im so glad this author included in depth examinations about trans and disabled lesbians and how isolated they may feel around cis and able-bodied lesbians. i feel like in a lot of lesbian (non)fiction these people are not included or, if they are, very briefly as a way to say “hey i remember u exist”. i really appreciate their inclusion and the author’s undeniable support for them in her lesbianism.