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Second story was all right, I liked the theme of memory and grief but it seemed less organized than the other story. Perhaps that’s the point
— Jun 23, 2025 08:02PM
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Sofia Hernandez
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Suffering Women 1.5/5
Meh :/. Just alright. I do think this is a case of me not being able to relate and deeply understand the emotions of this story. It’s existential and emphasizes health anxiety and how it haunts us.
— Jun 25, 2025 01:12PM
Meh :/. Just alright. I do think this is a case of me not being able to relate and deeply understand the emotions of this story. It’s existential and emphasizes health anxiety and how it haunts us.
Sofia Hernandez
is 65% done
Different Colors of Tears 5/5
WOMEN DESERVE SO MUCH BETTER!!! 😭😭😭 truly heartbreaking and one of the scariest stories in the book. When we hear of violence plotted against our sex, we cannot help but to place ourselves in her shoes. And even when the evidence and pain so are so obvious, society is still so quick to dismiss women’s stories.
— Jun 25, 2025 12:23PM
WOMEN DESERVE SO MUCH BETTER!!! 😭😭😭 truly heartbreaking and one of the scariest stories in the book. When we hear of violence plotted against our sex, we cannot help but to place ourselves in her shoes. And even when the evidence and pain so are so obvious, society is still so quick to dismiss women’s stories.
Sofia Hernandez
is 57% done
Hyena Hymns 2/5
Just alright. Strange and haunting but not at novel and creeping as the other stories.
— Jun 24, 2025 08:55PM
Just alright. Strange and haunting but not at novel and creeping as the other stories.
Sofia Hernandez
is 52% done
Metamorphosis 4.5/5
Deliciously weird and intimate. A reclamation of the female body and I LOVE the metaphorical transformation of the protag into something ancient, reptilian, and powerful as she modifies her body unorthodoxly. She is reclaiming her autonomy in a beautifully morbid way and I love the contrast of how the medical community treats women versus the body modification community.
— Jun 24, 2025 01:30PM
Deliciously weird and intimate. A reclamation of the female body and I LOVE the metaphorical transformation of the protag into something ancient, reptilian, and powerful as she modifies her body unorthodoxly. She is reclaiming her autonomy in a beautifully morbid way and I love the contrast of how the medical community treats women versus the body modification community.
Sofia Hernandez
is 47% done
“Positive thinking is perverse. So is good will.”
— Jun 24, 2025 11:25AM
Sofia Hernandez
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Night birds 3.5/5
Good! While not my favorite, it does give an excellent taste/example of the emerging modern horror scene of Hispanic women. Slow, oozing, and creeping horror that is so deeply permeated with the characters. Very interesting, need to research more.
— Jun 24, 2025 11:19AM
Good! While not my favorite, it does give an excellent taste/example of the emerging modern horror scene of Hispanic women. Slow, oozing, and creeping horror that is so deeply permeated with the characters. Very interesting, need to research more.
Sofia Hernandez
is 38% done
Overall, loved Julie!!
It’s hard to explain but the story is relatable for a Latina. The ONLY thing is the description of Julie’s ass at the end took me out 💀💀💀 like why’d we have to talk bout that???
— Jun 23, 2025 10:07PM
It’s hard to explain but the story is relatable for a Latina. The ONLY thing is the description of Julie’s ass at the end took me out 💀💀💀 like why’d we have to talk bout that???
Sofia Hernandez
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The Grace in which she rejected all of her parent’s hopeless vulgarity and how she had ‘ruined’ her body until it was grotesque as demonstration of the fact that even so it was beautiful in a place that we couldn’t reach.
— Jun 23, 2025 09:45PM
Sofia Hernandez
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Mid-point through ‘Julie’
Very interesting 🧐. Has flavors of cultural isolation and conformity. Yes, the way that Julie is described at times is harsh but I think the character represents a ‘radical rebalance’. Fat can be beautiful but it can also be ugly. Beauty is the same. But even then, Julie’s body is not her own, it’s one that she’s been forced into and defies via sexuality.
— Jun 23, 2025 09:36PM
Very interesting 🧐. Has flavors of cultural isolation and conformity. Yes, the way that Julie is described at times is harsh but I think the character represents a ‘radical rebalance’. Fat can be beautiful but it can also be ugly. Beauty is the same. But even then, Julie’s body is not her own, it’s one that she’s been forced into and defies via sexuality.
