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Im just don’t get upset over something that I know that just wasn’t my taste and I didn’t get. 2/5 stars from me :/ -9/9

Make me so mad because I know I could have loved this book, but I can’t because of the weird shit that was shoved in. Maybe I just missed the point and maybe next time I’ll just stick to the movies and shows so -8/9

I think was makes me really bitter about this all is because it was so well written. The characters like Billy, Richie, and Eddie were so well written. The friendship was very well developed and the horror while not my taste were so well done. All of these contradictions -8/?

Mind you) was always in consideration. And then Stan, the Jewish character, ended up as a uber rich accountant. Right right. Just because the stereotype was acknowledged in the text doesn’t make it better. -7/?

the only one who ended up poor and had to stay in derry while everyone else got to go live their dreams??? Any almost every time he experienced a horror, he had to have slurs flung at him, like an insane amount of slurs-5/?

And then don’t get me started on Bev’s character on a whole. The implication she was attracted to her father? The fact that every time she was mentioned something about her appearance was pointed out. She was never just allowed to be as her personality like her body (11 year -6/?

The misogyny and racism was baked into every inch of this book. If a woman was good she got to be pretty, pale, busty, and desired. If she was put in a negative light she was ugly, fat, had a shrill voice, and was weak willed. The only black character Mikey was -4/?

really need to be there? Genuinely added nothing for me besides slingshotting me out of the story. And making me hyper aware I’m reading King’s coked out ravings. -3/?

racist to a degree where it didn’t add to the horror and just felt like shock value, and I understand that the perverse nature was meant to be uncomfortable but did the prepubescent sex scene -2/?

Idk if this is a hot take or I’m so behind but I actually fucking hated It by Stephen King. It was well written and the description was very evocative but I have some negative thoughts. It was extremely misogynistic, -1/?

Me and my mom on call talking abt something Mom, out of no where: you know I love u, right? Me, immediately: please don’t kill yourself Mom: ????? Me: sorry, instinctive reaction

@birthdaybashed I LOVE platonic fic tropes it’s like snorting crack and then following it with a shot of tequila

dc fanworks trying to avoid batcest is so funny because you end up with things like platonic omegaverse. i didnt know that was an option

It by Stephen king is the weirdest god damn coming of age book I have ever read

@railwove Awesome ^^

@sparrow_draws lol me too!!

Does anyone wanna be art moots? c(: I need more artists on my Twitter timeline lol

@itsameanewguy @LRSerling Some ppl in apartments use them as a way to be polite to their neighbors, and it’s a casual way to sleep w someone w/out having to bring them home

@LRSerling Just have sex in your house/apartment? Why would you pay to have a sex room?

American society is so prudish that if you tried opening a love hotel here it would get firebombed by a joint left-right coalition

“Also according to chatgpt”

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Am I a prude??? I’m kinda dying w how sexual It by Steven king is ToT like yeah kids around that age do start going through puberty but idk it’s describe so veserally that it makes me squirm worse than the horror sequences 💀