#outsideyourboundary

[aloyssobek]

shouting at people on fb about my url this is amazing what a night

[peterprkr]

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i’ve seen the first half- it was really bad quality bc i watched it online so i turned it off ahaha, it seemed like a good movie from what i saw tho

okiedokie thanks haha /psst where did you watch it/

joseisands replied to your post: am I the only one who still hasn’t see...

nope

trustingsam replied to your post: am I the only one who still hasn’t see...

no i haven’t either

ah good to know i'm not the only one

outsideyourboundary replied to your post: am I the only one who still hasn’t see...

It’s pre good ngl

yeah everyone keeps saying me that it was super good uwu

[juliaperture]

10 and 23!

10: Has any book ever influenced you greatly?

I think these two books have had the biggest influence on my life out of everything I’ve ever read:

The Fault in Our Stars by John Green (obviously) which I read at a really great time

The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald really ‘opened up my eyes’ if you will plus it taught me a lot about writing and interpreting

23: Which book do you wish had a sequel?

Argh tough question! Hmmm. Most stand alones I’ve read actually finish quite conclusively so this is hard. I think Eleanor & Park by Rainbow Rowell because I feel like that book had a lot more potential still left by the end. Then again, I’m not as big a fan of that book as everyone seems to be – I prefer Fangirl. It was still great, just not revolutionary and I still wanted to find out more about Eleanor and Park! Also I wouldn’t mind reading a modern sequel to Henry James’ The Turn of the Screw where the Governess is in a mental hospital. That’d be interesting.