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The Way Twilight Treats Women Is the Real Horror
There’s always been something that didn’t sit right with me about The Twilight Saga by Stephenie Meyer—and it goes deeper than the sparkling vampires, the love triangle, or even the imprinting (though that’s a conversation all on its own). I’ve talked about this before—extensively. I even have a blog series with a friend where we unpack everything wrong with it. And yes, imprinting deserves its…
Grey’s Anatomy is basically every single AO3 trope in a single show.
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Bisexuality Is Not a Phase, a Plot Twist, or a Temporary Setting
If you are bisexual, you’ve probably had this conversation at least once. “So are you, like… actually gay now?” Or: “Was that just a phase?” Or my personal favorite: “So which do you prefer?” There is something deeply uncomfortable for people about not picking a side. About saying both. About refusing to collapse your identity into something easier for them to categorize and file away neatly in…
i love when pets huff or sigh dramatically. like i am sorry. you're so right. you live such a laborious life. it must be so difficult to take naps and get pet and fed treats and played with all day. really a packed schedule youve got there boss. how do you manage it all. well no matter i'd say it's time for your well earned 7th afternoon nap
They Gave Us Fifty Years and Then Took It Away (Why The Magicians Ending Still Makes Me Viscerally Angry)
There are television deaths that are sad. There are television deaths that are narratively necessary. There are television deaths that are tragic but feel inevitable, like the story was always building toward that moment, whether you liked it or not. And then there are deaths that feel like betrayal. The end of Season 4 of The Magicians did not just hurt. It did not just devastate. It…
We Have All of History and Chose… the Confederacy and High School
Listen. I’ve been into vampires since I was a teenager. No shame. None. I still harbor the wildly unrealistic goal of reading every vampire book ever written. Yes, I know that’s impossible. Let me dream. I love vampire stories. Some of my all-time favorites include Vampire Academy, The Den of Shadows, Night World, and The Southern Vampire Mysteries. Somehow, I still haven’t actually read Anne…
The Last Campaign (Stranger Things Series Finale Review)
Happy New Year! I hope everyone had a good holiday. Mine was…decent. But I’m back and ready to start blogging again, and honestly, there was only one way this year could begin. Before we go any further, let me be very clear: SPOILERS FOR EVERYTHING. If you haven’t watched the series finale of Stranger Things, stop reading now. I will ruin this entire show for you, and that will be completely on…
2025: A Wrap-Up (or, Wow I’m Tired)
At the very end of 2024, I wrote a blog post about my goals for 2025. I was optimistic. I had lists. I had intentions. All of these goals felt very SMART (for those who don’t know, this means: specific, measurable, attainable, and timely). Of course, I had no idea what this year was about to throw at me. So as this becomes my last blog post of 2025, it feels fitting to circle back and take stock…
Dandelions (A Poem)
I used to make wishes. The red numbers slowly changed. 11;11. Make a wish. A stray eyelash on my finger, looking like the detached leg of a spider, take a breath and make it fly. Make a wish. See a shooting star, squeeze my eyes shut as it dove across the sky Make a wish. Make a wish. Three, two, one. Make a wish. I’d picked dandelions from the sidewalk, the green poking out of the…
The End of an Era: A Love Letter to the Work Behind the Magic
The Eras Tour become a global phenomena. I was one of the lucky few who managed to go. I’ve been waiting for The End of an Era since the moment it was announced. My mom and I have always wanted to see what went on behind The Eras Tour—because anyone who watched those shows knew they didn’t just happen. They were engineered. Choreographed. Built piece by piece. And this docuseries finally shows…
When the Fantastic Four Don’t Quite Take Off (Fantastic Four First Steps Movie Review)
When I first heard Marvel was doing another Fantastic Four: First Steps reboot, I was…iffy. Very iffy.nLook, I actually liked the early Fantastic Four movies with Chris Evans and Jessica Alba. Were they perfect? Absolutely not. But I still enjoyed them. It’s the same way I feel about Green Lantern—yes, it got dragged, but I still had fun with it. Same with the X-Men films: uneven, messy, but…
No Place Like Home (Wicked For Good Movie Review)
I couldn’t be happier. Truly. I saw Wicked: For Good not once, but twice—and honestly, I’d go a third time without hesitation. That’s how good it is. We missed Wicked in theaters last year because life absolutely bodied us. My grandma and uncle moved in last November, and everything was chaos; free time did not exist. (We were going through it, trust me.) So when For Good was announced, I was…
The Heart Behind the Armor (Iron Heart Show Review)
I was excited for Ironheart long before it ever premiered. Riri Williams was one of the best parts of Wakanda Forever—brilliant, stubborn, curious, and completely unapologetic about her intelligence. Even with limited screen time, she made an immediate impression. So going into Ironheart, I wasn’t looking for a replacement Iron Man. I was looking for more Riri. And thankfully, that’s exactly what…
Loyalty and Bravery: The Importance of Sidekicks
We all know how this goes. The heroes get the glory. The speeches. The sweeping musical themes. The credit for saving the day. They get the gold stars, the statues, the legend status. And don’t get me wrong— I love a good hero as much as anyone. But the characters who really deserve our attention? The unsung heroes. The ride-or-dies. The sidekicks. Because without them, the hero wouldn’t have…
