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Changed my views on how people consume forms of media and how context is key to every single interaction ever formed. It threads a certain needle between obscure behind the scenes relationships and what the public sees.
Jul 3, 2024
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👍My favorite BEE book. I especially enjoyed the parts on BEE’s frustrating experience with Trump Derangement Syndrome, and the parts about his writing career.
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What Ellis did to the Young Professional in American Psycho, he does to the American teenager in The Shards - violently and carnally probes archetypes put on pedestals by American society, swapping New York traders and socialites for quarterbacks and prom queens. Sweeps you up with lives you wished you lived all the while making you grateful you don't. Not without true humanity and flashes of resemblance to figures and events in my own years of high school debauchery.
Jul 14, 2025
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The ‘uncensored’ re-release of this book which has ‘deleted scenes’ and ‘special features’ has been something I’ve heard about in ‘literature’ spaces, I think it’s okay. It’s a bit annoying and the author is trying too hard to be like Bret Easton Ellis and clearly wants his book to be the male/Columbine era version of Catherine Hardwicke’s Thirteen. I do like that it’s a satire of the whole ‘edgy teen movie’ genre. I saw on Deadline it’s being produced/adapted into a feature film produced by the team who did Spring Breakers and American Psycho. Fuck him. I guess we’re living through the apocalypse.
Jun 13, 2025
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🔄40-60 year old people get laid off daily after 15+ years in an industry and have to restart. You’re too young to even know life’s all about restarting and it’s all relative. Fall in love with the process of learning and it’ll never be scary. You might even end up loving what you pivot too. You’ll be fine.
Aug 5, 2024
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🛒Put gloves on and seperate 20 cartons of eggs, idk
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