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Listen, as much as I love the boys…

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Remember when binging a whole season of a TV show was just a fun thing you could choose to do on your own and now companies have this set up as the default expectation and if people DON'T binge all at once it's a "failure" now? Wow. Magical times. Wild. Imagine watching stuff in whatever time frame you feel like and companies don't judge success over how many millions of people watched it in two days.

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Published 11 years ago.

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SPIRITED AWAY (2001) dir. Hayao Miyazaki

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me: “yeah I dated a guy in high school who came out as gay. it was before i knew i was a boy so needless to say it didn’t work out”

coworker: “damn dude was preordering”

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when people put "trigger warning" on their content without specifying what the trigger warning is for

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Just passed a group of teenage girls walking downtown.... wearing cargo pants and platform crocs.... nature really is healing......

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I often think about how much Alastair had to give up because Elias. How he felt like it was his responsibility as the eldest son to take care of the household and how he couldn't just ignore it. Alastair loves his family, and this is a fact. But I was the happiest when at the end of CoT, Alastair finally let himself be happy and let himself move on from taking care of Sona and Cordelia and Zachary full time. He took on the father role even before Elias died, and this didn't make him live his own life because he always felt responsible for his loved ones. This was possible because Alastair felt like stepping in the parent role in order to keep his family together, which he didn't want to fall apart. He would always look after his family, but now he can do it as a brother and a son and not as a parent. It is not easy to do that and it is truly inspiring for other people who are experiencing a similar situation

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hi Alice ❤️

I'm really curious to know what scenes/dialogues were improvised in s2? In Kizzy's latest interview they mentioned the party at the end of ep8 being mostly improvised and I'm dying to know what other ideas were brought by the cast!

I absolutely adored s2 🥹❤️

S2 spoilers ahead!

There were a lot of moments really! The ep 1 kissing montage was specifically scripted to be all improvised, as was the after prom party, because I wanted those moments to feel really real and spontaneous. But there were lots of little moments too that needed improv: Tao and Elle in bed after Tara's party in ep 6, Nick and Charlie staying up all night in ep 6, Nick and Charlie fighting over the phone in the woods in ep 3, the montage of Tao and Elle exploring the Musee de Montmartre. And often when there's just kind of meaningless chatter between scenes or during montages, that's usually improv. And then there's stuff that's sort of described in the script but is devised on the day by the actors and our director, like a lot of the exploring Paris montage during their final day in Paris in ep 6 (Shakespeare & Co, Arc de Triomphe, etc), the montage where they're setting up prom in ep 8.

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it was incredibly poetic of nora to begin andreil’s storyline with andrew hitting neil with a racquet and ending it with andrew protecting neil from being hit with a racquet.

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does anyone want to be best friends that also live together and go on adventures together but like mundane adventures like ikea and target and also wants to lay our heads on each others shoulders when sleepy but also have separate bedrooms but also enjoy spending most of our free time together……. just me? ok

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Shut the fuck UP it's Taylor's turn to speak now

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Depression hitting right before drinking it's not a good thing