#recommedations

[charlieniell]

[iluvmiralousfanart]

the tortured poets department is 2 years old this month, and it's one of Taylor's best works with the smart lyrics and thoughtful metaphors. so I just wanted to make an edit on the album I can't live without hope you enjoy , you're free to express ur feelings

deserved a Grammy tho😭

how is it?

nice

not that good

Voting ended onApr 20

[maleyanderecafe]

omg there was this blog and they had yandere recs too but it was in a diff language I can’t find them anywhere all their stuff was in like red too do yk who I’m talking abt 🥲

Are you talking about @lovesick-boys-club?

They have a lot of good recommendations, though a lot of it is in Russian so you'd have to find a way to translate it.

[giggly-squiggily]

yoyoyoyoyoyoyoyo little rant here but

i don’t think you read hero killer but like

engen is so hot to me for absolutely no reason. like this dude is NOT SUPPOSED TO BE THAT GOODLOOKING 💀 his whole character design has a scar across his face to look like a evil grin (or something like that) and i find that hot (kill me)

anyways, please read hero killer if you haven’t 🙏 i swear it’s really good (the mc is super hot too)

YOO I JUST GOOGLED IT HOLY- He's so hot??? Like- he's got that Alien Stage Till vibe with his face and hair and just overall attraction on my goodness YES! :D I'm definitely gonna check it out!

You've recommended a webtoon to me- and now I will recommend a webtoon to you! The Mafia Nanny! It's so GOOD. The main character has major Yor Briar vibes and the Mafiosso is so freaking gorgeous holy canonli- *dies in simp* Plus it's full of action and funny moments and makes my heart race just- AHH! They're all hot- you gotta check it out! :D

Thank you for the recommendation! :D

[chaoticgoodthief]

Now that you're free!

This is what I wanted to share with you: It's a YouTube channel that creates absurd humour shorts based on real animal facts :)

Natural Habitat Shorts

Thank you!!! I'll add ot to my list of Check It Out hahaha. Running out of recomemdations since I really don't usually have that much time to explore new media but here we go:

Sam O'Nella Academy. Maybe you already know about this one but might as well try see. It's pretty educational about interesting history tidbits while also being really funny.

(ps. nooo I'm not competive at all what do you mean?)

[ravenadottir]

Any alternatives for litg (fusebox is getting on my nerves)?

oof, completely understand the sentiment, anon. really do.

but i can't even recommend anything because i haven't had time to explore new alternatives.

between researching and writing my own IF, and often times "relaxing" by writing for the fandom, i haven't had the opportunity to check out new things.

i can say this: a couple of anons have recommended some stuff and they might quench your need for something good. i haven't played them, but i see people like these games very much.

one is called @bodycountgame. it's very much situated in a love island scenario but with a twist.

the second one is "couple up". i don't know much about it but anon talked about playing it, and it seems to be very similar to love island the game. the art is slightly... sims-ish? i don't see a problem with 3d characters in any scenario, so i recommend you check it out lol

there's also, and this is one i played like two years ago, 'choices'. if you're not familiar with it, the app has books, and each book is a different story.

i feel like "america's most eligible", being a reality tv book, really fits in with what you might be looking for. you have romanceable options and there's definitely drama as well. it's a good theme and there's three books about your mc, so maybe it's something you'll like?

there's also romance club, which @theclowneryqueen have recommended but i haven't had the time to check it out. i'm not sure how it works but i've researched enough to confirm it's also in books form.

but that's about it.

i'm just go ahead and ask for recommendations. guys? anyone know a good story app to recommend?? please? help?

[garlandedspirits]

Monster girls in literature

for your reading pleasure:

 The Lair of the White Worm - Bram Stoker

The Great God Pan - Arthur Machen

Parasite Eve - Hideaki Sena

Spiral (sequel to Ring / Ringu, but works as a stand alone, and still feautures Sadako doing her thing ) - Koji Suzuki

Alraune - Hanns Heinz Ewers

The Beauty - Aliya Whiteley

(if anyone got more, please feel free to add your recommendations to this post!)

[lake-lady]

Anybody have movie suggestions like Carrie, Gone Girl, or St. Maud where the lady lead just completely loses her mind and does questionable stuff...I need it to cope