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Aspetto la seconda stagione di Cuori così male, così male

#matteo martari #cuori #raiuno #italiansedit #pilar fogliati

astroismypassion

Tell me your major 3 (Sun, Moon, Rising) sign and houses and I will tell you with who I would match you with! 💕

Join in the fun in my match maker game!

furiousbisexual

Virgo sun, Taurus moon and Leo rising :')

aleprouswitch

Reblog this and in the tags put your MBTI type + the last song you listened to.

#estj #money money money

È incredibile come quasi ogni personaggio di Matteo Martari sia un mio comfort character

Chiedo assistenza

#matteo martari #raiuno #cuori #francesco pazzi

ohlooknothing

reblog if you hate richard peele

furiousbisexual

WE HATE RICHARD PEELE

watfordwallflower

BI VISIBILITY DAY BOOK RECS

cause we’re all just here for the queer

my top three bc im lazy also sorry for the shit summaries

1. Gentleman’s Guide to Vice and Virtue by Mackenzi Lee

To quote the author, “The big gay European road trip novel set in the eighteenth century you didn’t know you needed.”

It’s hilarious while still having that tug-at-your-heartstrings aspect. It has lots of good rep (black love interest of upper status, ace kickass girl whose still acts feminine, epilepsy rep). It tells a story of sarcasm and wit and cliches that you’d normally see in other ya contemporaries and turns it on its head because times are different in the 1700s. Its tropey and fun and makes for a great read, especially if you’re in a book slump.

2. Autoboyography by Christina Lauren

This book is literally the definition of disaster bi. First off, just want to put out that there is s boy of that sad lgbt narrative when it comes to this book despite how fluffy and smiley the story is so keep that in mind. We follow a boy named Tanner who lives in a very morman town. While at a writing seminar, he falls for this boy. And oh-ho its not just any boy, he’s the bishop’s son. This book delves in religion a lot and it’s done so respectfully and to me was really educational. We see what it’s like coming to terms with sexuality and how religion takes a heavy role in it which is something a lot of people can relate to. Anyways yes, great book with a disaster bi that makes me feel less horrible about my disaster bi self.

3. Little & Lion by Brandy Colbert

First off, this book is beautifully written like it’s just great. There’s a heavy family plot in this book and I love seeing positive relationships with siblings it warms my heart. We follow Suzette as she comes back home from boarding school. She’s just coming to terms with her sexuality after leaving her first relationship with a girl. She falls for the girl her brother is in love with and also has to learn to be there for her brother again, just as his struggle with bi polar disorder starts to spiral out of control. This one is a lot more angst ridden than the other two by is just as good and is wonderful.

ch4oswalking

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markantonys

that thing matteo martari does where he smiles with just half his mouth, rb if you agree

furiousbisexual

I'm in love with this man.

#italiansedit #matteo martari #francesco pazzi #medici #luisa spagnoli #non uccidere #2night

Ok but what about a Napollya in a Les Misérables!AU?

Napoleon as Jean Val Jean and Illya as Javert

Pls tell me I'm not mad

#napollya #les miserables #les mis #think about it #napoleon solo #illya kuryakin

smileyhobihoya

I was just about to read ‘Dirty Laundry’ for the first time because I’m new to the fandom and heard good things about it. But then I see that it was deleted because of toxic behaviour in the fandom and all I have to say to that is that I’m extremely disappointed. Deleting your hard work is hard and I’m so sorry to the author for this because it was probably amazing. Please don’t be toxic and rude to one another, Jesus Christ.

furiousbisexual

Dirty Laundry enlighted my world. It made me happy in ways few things can do. That's why it was very painful for me knowing it was deleted because of some dumb ass.

People, you should think very carefully before insulting someone's work. Or something, someone in general. People have feelings.