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I recently started listening to the Tat Mas version of The Hunger Games during my commute to work. It's only been a week and a half, but I'm almost done with Mockingjay... I'm not really interested into going back to podcasts, so I gotta scramble to find something else to listen to!

I'd like to read a series that's fast/medium paced, queer, and not overly intellectual (I gotta focus on driving lmao). Would love some recs!

I've already read Gideon the Ninth, Priory of the Orange Tree, and Girls of Paper and Fire (no plans to read more from these series). I really enjoyed Some Desperate Glory. Funny, lighthearted romances are nice too :)

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To transmasc people & trans men: What is your name?

Aiden/Braden/Kaden/etc.

Acronyms: AJ, CJ, etc.

Asher or Alex

Leo or Logan

Ezra or Elliott

Oliver, Kai, Noah, or Finn

Nature themed: Forest, Lake, etc.

Something else!

I just want to know the results

Voting ended onMar 29, 2024

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The best surprise from our She’s the Man rewatch was seeing Lenjamin towards the end of the movie

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The It Girls 😌

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It came in the mail today! So excited to read 🥰 @eunnieboo

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Okay so I don’t have enough brain cells or expertise to fully get into this, but like.... the spop commentary on indigenous people VS colonizers + commentary on environmental protection was really cool

There was SO much Christian missionary rhetoric from Horde Prime and his super violent, mindlessly devoted, all male disciples-- using phrases like “eternal light,” “made in his image,” “I know all..... I see all.....” etc.  The brothers never questioned HP (except for Wrong Hordak ofc) and allowed him to use their bodies for surveillance purposes. The worlds HP destroyed were “primitive” in his eyes and he stole their treasures so that he could put them on display as trophies. His goal was to expand his empire and conquer as many cultures as he could by using brainwashing techniques, infecting their ecosystems, and snuffing out any sort of rebellion/heresy

The native people of Etheria had magic/witchcraft and showed a great appreciation for all living creatures. There was a loving relationship between the people and their environment, which literally kept them safe and strong. And the whole time, the Etherians were shown to be the heroes who were doing the right thing!!! HP was never “ambiguously” evil or given any sort of backstory to make the audience feel empathy for him. Nothing was morally grey about HP or his disgusting imperialism and environmental poisoning 

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When you accidentally type Yang Ciao Long:

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Wow,,, the back of the volume 7 DVD looks SO good,,,