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Mia :)
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A lot of preaching / rambling/ yapping ..whatever you like to call it .. Self-proclaimed hot chocolate connoisseur.
The Moon Katılım Mayıs 2023
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george rr martin using terms like "dance" in a war with dragons, or "song" in the overall fight between ice and fire is so cunty and epic like ughh i just LOVE fantasy
Princess Rhaenys Targaryen@Rhaenysfanatic
Stannis Baratheon : "Dance of the Dragons... Why is that a dance?" Shireen : ""I think its poetic"
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She ATE 🔥 This dress is such a work of art ..it feels like it’s caught mid-magical transformation 🤩
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Zendaya attends the premiere of A24's "The Drama".
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I really want to see more actresses call out miserable behaviour like this…watching these meltdowns and that gutter mentality on display just proves the point.
Jon Del Arroz | Pop Culture & Gaming 🎮@jondelarroz
Who's the most insufferable strong, female lead?
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eloise bridgerton
mara@mazulamai
“give us complex female characters!” you can’t even handle HER.
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#YunnaZaidi | The way trauma manifests into physical attributes is something one needs to study and the way Yumna has portrayed it… goosebumps! (Rewatching DSJHS so, excuzeee moi)
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Penelope’s S3 hair is literal ART …that Emmy was so well deserved 😍
rania ღ@illicitfilm
never forget what was taken from us 💔
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Nicola Coughlan at LauraLynn - Ireland’s Children’s Hospice today performing a sensory version of ‘The Magic Faraway Tree’
“Super special day meeting the lovely Nicola Coughlan, she performed a sensory version of her new movie. So lovely for the kids and so much hard work put in by the incredible staff to make it all happen. And the icing on the cake was the amazing Jane McKenna (founder of Laura Lynn ) was there to share the memories”
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.@KHOJIIII Hey, since you claim you “studied” fashion, I probably don’t need to tell you this, but fashion critiques should be insightful, thoughtful, and at the very least somewhat useful to the person listening. It should have something to say about the clothes, the styling, the fit, or the execution. So I would really love to know how telling a woman, and I paraphrase, that her back “isn’t worth showing” is meant to help anyone. What exactly is the insight there?
Because that is not fashion critique. It is just body shaming disguised as professionalism. And coming from someone whose own styling record is hardly flawless, the lack of self-awareness is almost impressive. People who sit in glass houses should never be the first to throw stones. Do better.
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this is literally the penelope bridgerton experience. people would rather hate on her than try to understand a nuanced, complex woman 😭
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“give us complex female characters!” you can’t even handle HER.
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someone said that's pop crave and pop base of westeros and now i can't unsee it 😭
Roxy@_Roxy_Simple
it’s unreal how much fun these catty little btches were having in the first season. they love it
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I’m sorry, but you cannot call yourself a professional fashion critic while snickering, mocking, and body shaming actresses as though you’re at a gossip session. If you want to be taken seriously as a professional, you need to know where to draw the line.
What you present as fashion criticism often comes across less like informed commentary and more like two friends sitting around gossiping while a camera happens to be rolling. You cannot have it both ways. There’s a reason so many people no longer take your fashion critiques seriously.
@aamnaisani
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