#rambling fluff

[fluffpotato]

So much for my new years resolution...

I had made a promise to myself that I would not buy a single book, till I had read ALL of the books I’ve left hanging on my bookshelf! Buuuut.....Now I just found myself with eight new books that are just lying around.

I decided to make things a little easier for myself and actually make something out of this, or else I will never finish all of these books...For every book I have to write a review once I’ve finished it, I will try to write one or two book reviews for every month, depending on how fast I read it.

I finished Clockwork princess in 3 days, so I do believe I can do it if I actually push myself hard enough. I’ve already finished one! Which is Angelfall by Susan Ee, it’s really good, I was expecting much worse but it’s really good and super creepy!

I’ll write the review sometime this week, once I’ve got the time to do it. (School is kicking my ass right now.)

[fluffpotato]

As someone who used to identify themselves as bisexual (Now identify myself as pansexual.), I have always wondered why this weird misconception that bisexuals cheat more than straight or gay people.

I want someone who actually thinks this to explain to me why that is the case, if it's only because bisexuals are attracted to both genders, then I'm sorry but I call that bullshit.

And I'd also like to point out how some lesbians treat bisexual women like shit, some refuse to date them and even look down on them just cause they might have been with a man in the past or could drop them for a man. Where this stereotype rose up from I've got no idea.

Sorry for rambling about this, but this is something that has bugged me for years.