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Just finished reading Hazelthorn and it was AMAZING!

Ngl, I had a hard time reading it since my motivation was really lacking lately and I was taking breaks between reading them, but I still really enjoyed it! 10/10 book for me!

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A small photo dump cuz today is my birthday! <3

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New hairstyle! <3

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I decided it's finally time for me to customize my jacket a little bit. For now i have only this centipede with stars on it, and I'm thinking about adding some webs, other than that I'm out of ideas lol

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Happy Pride Month!

Did makeup inspired by trans flag yesterday, trying out this kinda splash/frutiger metro (kinda) inspired style. Idk, i was just trying out something new for fun lol!

I plan to make another pride makeup somewhere next week, honestly can't wait! <3

instagram tiktok threads

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So the books have finally arrived!

[First pic: Crosses of Ash by Antoine Sénanque, The Unworthy by Agustina Bazterrica]

[Second pic: Penance by Eliza Clark, Lapvona by Ottessa Moshfegh, Picture of Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde]

To be completely honest, I don't know much about any of them. I have had plans about reading Picture of Dorian Gray before, but I was waiting for the uncensored version and I finally got it, and besides that I have seen Lapvona a few times as I was scrolling through pinterest through people's reading recommendations. That's about it.

Not sure when I'm about start reading any of them as I'm halfway in Witcher: Crossroads of Ravens but I hope to start as soon as possible as I'm pretty excited about all of them. I'm either gonna start with Lapnova or The Unworthy because these are the ones I'm the most curious about at the moment. (It's also kinda that Unworthy have such a gorgeous cover, just like Crosses of Ash, absolutely love them!)

Also depending on Lapvona, I might give Ottessa Moshfegh a chance since I saw she has more books. Same thing with Eliza Clark, as I have seen she has more books that have caught my attention, but unfortunately not many of them have been translated last time I check :P

I might give a little review after reading each one of them, which is something I haven't done in a while. And it's kinda a shame since I find it really fun to leave my thoughts on the books, even if I don't always find the right words to properly express the thoughts and feeling the book left me with properly xd

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Anyone missed me lol?

I was out yesterday, was hoping to get my hands on some new books but found nothing that caught my interest (or in good enough price), so instead i ordered some books once i got home. Gonna show them once they're here >:3

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Ngl this year i wanna fight a little more with my fear of judgment and start talking about book more openly compared to previous stuff (example - i have read Lamb by Lucy Rose, posted my thoughts but I deleted it soon after because i was scared someone might misunderstand what I was trying to say) (I will come back to this book and reread it cuz I wanna form my thoughts better now that I know when the book is about and I won't have that "awaiting" feeling you have when read a book for the very first time)

And I kinda crossed my mind to start a YouTube channel when I would talk about and stuff and do some makeup here and there (probably in polish since it's my native language).

So yeah, wish me luck lol