@floretide Me too. I love how women writers portray womanhood in such a raw and blatant way, as it really does feel more like that than all the rainbows society has imagined for us.
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Leandra.
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Leandra.
@Eternares
“How deathless is a hope?”
Past 27. Katılım Şubat 2026
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@Eternares Lovely. Always adore poems where womanhood is associated with hunger and devouring, something that are too often tied to masculinity.
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@artemisire You have no idea how much my eyes bugged out when I read that, but, thank you, bébé. Ngapain aja hari ini?
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@Eternares 😁 Glad that you had a good amount of sleep. HAHA, good morning, Lean. <3
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@Eternares WAIT YOU'RE SO RIGHT I'd love to be turned into a tree too, so much better than this human thing I'm doing
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@NOKSTURA | I like trees to the point that if an evil witch ever asked me what I would want to be turned into, I would choose to be one without a doubt.
Cantik@NOKSTURA
@muncorner hi do you like trees
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@warmteacups I’ve also read Entrok and Ronggeng Dukuh Paruk—really good ones, by the way! I might not have explored Indonesian historical fiction all that deeply yet, but I do have a handful worth reading: Pulang, Teh dan Pengkhianat, Amba, Lebih Putih Dariku, and Dari Dalam Kubur.
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@Eternares I haven’t read that one. In fact, I’ve only read two Indonesian historical fiction novels so far: Entrok and Ronggeng Dukuh Paruk. Do you have any recommendations for Indonesian historical fiction?
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@warmteacups | Orang-Orang Proyek by Ahmad Tohari. I should admit that certain parts perfectly turned my stomach, especially in how it shows the turmoil that happens when idealism clashes with the blunt force of reality. Felt like it was brushing a little too close to home.
Sam.@etherwraths
@muncorner What’s your best read this year so far?
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@poemsportrait Likewise, Sore! Bet it feels like coming home in finally having the space to breathe and find your way back to the things you love. What did you end up picking up as your first read of the year?
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@Eternares that’s a lovely way to pace yourself actually! tbh, i’m only just getting started on my first read of the year. life’s been a bit of a whirlwind, but i’m finally carving out some quiet time to dive in. i’m sore by the way, glad to have you around, leandra!
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@poemsportrait | I’m between books at the moment. Just closed my latest read a few days ago and have been sticking to one book a month, just to keep things manageable alongside this life’s hustle and bustle. What about you?
⋆@poemsportrait
@muncorner hi, care to share your current read my dear?
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@Eternares Yk what? I’ve actually watched it twice already, you should check it out too. But, thanks for the recommendation anyway.
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@IWRIAFY | Of course. Any particular genre you’re into? Asking solely to tailor the recs to your taste.
NØIR.@IWRIAFY
@muncorner Give me movie recommendations!
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@Bilupiter | Train Dreams and Hamnet for now. They’ve also made it onto my Letterboxd’s top picks, which probably says more about my current taste than I would like to admit. Tell me yours, Sabina.
Sabina.@Bilupiter
@muncorner Hai, what's your fav movie?
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@cursiveveil | That’s a bit of a maze to find where to start. Would it be alright if I just stuck to what I’ve read so far this year?
Sashi@cursiveveil
@muncorner I’m curious about the books you’ve read.
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@peoenys | Took a proper look at my unread pile and narrowed it down to two I’m especially drawn to giving it a read: Against the Loveless World by Susan Abulhawa and Strange Pictures by Uketsu. What about you?
A.@peoenys
@muncorner What’s your most intrigued TBR?
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@filmrugs | Love how it feels like the feeling goes both ways. Mind if I have the privilege of knowing what you’re into as well? :)
nadja@filmrugs
@muncorner love that i have a sight for looking forward into your interest 🩷
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@NaiIufar | Pomegranates, books, films, and now plants too? I’m starting to think we’ve got more than enough shared ground to keep things interesting as we move through life. How has your day been, anyway? Treating you better than yesterday, I hope?
جیگر@NaiIufar
@muncorner Today’s turning out to be a very long day, but yesterday was honestly quite a ride (for me, at least). Here’s a glimpse of what I hope will help us click: pomegranates, books, and films! =] I took the picture by myself, anyway
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@muncorner Frankenstein, Sinners, Searows, Mk.gee, and Ethel Cain. I have a feeling we would get along more than just fine.
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🍎 Hi. I’m here in mission to find new acquitances. Here below I lay my current interest—not all, but enough as highlight. Plus my account are small and may contains ranting about my worklife. If you don’t mind, shall you left a trace as a trail I can follow.
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@NaiIufar That definitely belongs in the top ten canon events for women, no question. Oh, wait. I’m not really sure the creator ever attached a name or pseudonym to their work, but you can check it out here. pin.it/3ABMvpzlO
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@Eternares ‘… where you can’t be your mother’s daughter or a friend.’ Love it. I wonder who wrote this?
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@borbie | For sure. Do you have a favorite genre?
𝘚oleiana.@borbie
@muncorner Any movie recommendations for me? :-)
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I’m still doing the things I love, finally giving myself permission to try what I never got around to before, and constantly figuring things out as I go. It can get a little lonely at times, sure, but there are plenty of people out there in my shoes to share that with.
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@Sognatruce | Other than peer pressure that feels louder now than it ever did when I was younger, it has been, for the most part, surprisingly good.
🐦🔥@Sognatruce
@muncorner Hi! What's it like to be in your late twenties?
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