@chalabussy It’s a really interesting book with a lot of twists, but I stopped reading it because the shit she went through was genuinely ridiculous. I just couldn’t continue loll
I’m looking at Solange & her childs father very weird, bc what do you mean your son (Julez Smith), allegedly pushed a woman to the ground, was beating her, held a gun to her head, smashed her phone and poured Casamigos bottles on her??? Are you raising Nate Jacob’s or what????
#tvlspoilers louis paying lily to talk to him in Nola, Louis paying Daniel to talk to him in San Fran and Dubai, Louis paying Regina to talk to him now. like girl let’s pay a therapist
the terrifying reality is that everyone on here is by definition at least a tiny bit interested and invested in reading and/or writing. this is where the people who enjoy text gather. this is where the most literate of us are massed. and it leads to constant arguments
there are many sad things about jules' character but I have to say that seeing her quitting art school for escorting is somehow one of the worst things. using all her creative force on pleasing disgusting deviant older men, showing what happens when all your life revolves around something linked to sex. creative and sexual forces are actually two sides of the same coin and unfortunately for jules, she chose the money (and the fake power she thinks she gets from) given by men to use her as a sex doll instead of pouring that energy into her art.
I have a theory that masked DJs aren’t masked to conceal that they’re some other DJ, but rather to conceal that they’re nepo babies. Like what if Horsegiirl was Malia Obama. We will never know. Well played, Malia.
@missouri_boy I think there may be some aro/ace identity in here but i do agree that a lot of black queer femmes feel this way because the system of romance was fundamentally not made for us.