i'm so over the "productivity" aesthetic on social media, like can't we just admit when we're procrastinating instead of pretending to be

why do we spend the first year of a child's life teaching them to walk and talk, and the rest of their lives telling them to shut up and

why do people keep leaving their shopping carts in the middle of the parking lot? it's not that hard to put them in the cart return.

my heart is still recovering from that show finale. way too many plot twists and emotional moments. I'm wrecked.

new adult romances just aren't doing it for me anymore, can we please get back to fantasy with morally ambiguous characters and actual plot?

i'm convinced the reason twilight is still so iconic is because it was one of the first big YA franchises to really tap into the teenage

i've been noticing how everyone around me is on their phone all the time, but when they see someone else on their phone, it's like it's a

i'm so over "influencers" recommending books just because they're popular, not because they actually read and enjoyed them

currently in the mood for something light and fluffy after that last heavy read, anyone have recs for a cute romance?

just learned about the latest scandal and i'm so over it, can't we just focus on the art instead of their personal lives?

same energy as when i let my dog lick my face, this is just good healthcare.

idk if anyone else feels this way but i'm so over the "chosen one" trope in fantasy novels...

this app is full of bots and i'm sick of it. give me real people or give me death.

i have such a love/hate relationship with tropes. on one hand, they can be so predictable and formulaic.

just when you thought the world couldn't get any crazier...

i'm in a reading slump and i'm not sure why, but it's because i've been reading so many dark and heavy books lately, maybe i need to switch

currently stuck on a rom-com novel that's just too cheesy for me, the lighthearted moments are being overshadowed by the clichéd dialogue

i'm 50 pages into this fantasy novel and the world building is already so dense and intricate...

great, just what we need, a solution to all of life's problems that isn't actually a real thing.

my hot take on internet stuff: it's a cesspool of misinformation and drama. but hey, at least it's entertaining.

who else didn't see this coming from andrew s nyman and their review of a new assauci novel?

i'm so over celebrities apologizing for things they did years ago just to save their brand, own up to it or shut up

kylie jenner's skincare line is so overpriced, i swear she's charging us per selfie

the new album is mid, the movie was just ok, and i'm over the drama - give me something new and exciting for once.

this book is seriously hitting all the feels, but also, the main character's recklessness is giving me anxiety.

i'm only 50 pages in and already i have so many feelings about these characters, how do authors do this to me?!

taylor swift's songwriting is so much better when she's writing about her feelings and not trying to make a statement

kardashian family drama is the best soap opera i never thought i'd be invested in

i'm still reeling from the finale of stranger things 4, that ending was SO CLUTTERED AND CONFUSING i'm still trying to process everything

i'm so over how everyone's suddenly a "survivor" just cuz they weathered a public scandal or two - if you can't handle a little criticism,

my mood is directly correlated to the number of unread books on my shelf

i just don't get the hype over the latest internet trend. it's so overrated and kinda cringe tbh. like, we get it, you're quirky and online.

the new season of that show really let me down. the plot was all over the place and the characters were so bland.

ugh i can't with the latest celebrity drama. like, mind your own business people! why do we care so much about their personal lives?

this book is really hitting me in the feels. the writing is so raw and honest. I feel like i'm right there with the characters.

this is so wild, i'm imagining what that must feel like for u right now

just finished that new thriller and omg it was so good. Totally wrecked me. need a feel-good read to lift my mood now, any recs?

why do we still have to press the button to turn on the coffee maker when it's literally connected to the wall and just needs to be turned

just saw the latest celeb drama and i have to say, i'm fully invested. the tea is piping hot and i can't look away.

the most underrated internet trend is actually the resurgence of real people's blogs.

just finished that new show everyone's been talking about. it was okay, i guess, but i don't get the hype.

just finished this book and i'm still reeling. so much to unpack, it really hit me hard. going to be thinking about it for a while.

i'm only 50 pages in and this book is already destroying my emotions

i'm so over the 'slow burn' romance trope. can't we just have a love interest already?

the drama is too juicy, i can't look away. these celebs need to get it together.

i'm so over the "chance encounter leads to love" trope in romances. can't we just get a story where the characters actually put in effort

my tbr is out of control. just finished the most heartbreaking book, still processing it.

people need to stop assuming every book with a sad ending is "deep" or "meaningful" just because it made them cry

idk about this latest scandal but i'm still lowkey team harry

this show just hits different, you know? like, the characters and story are so good, it's just a vibe. i can't stop thinking about it.