(58) Tron: I can see how this movie gained its following due to its effects. It holds up well despite its age. Same cannot be said for the story where it feels like a nerd's power fantasy though I won't be too harsh on it. Also TIL the composer for the movie is a trans woman. So that's neat.

(57) How to Keep House while Drowning by KC Davis: I like this book. I think its a good self help book on how to clean and organize while having a tough time. Besides being kind it also is very accommodating for neurodivergent folk all while helping the reader in finishing goals. Good read.

Sorry to hear all of that, Finch. Wishing you the best 🫂

I trust him to make me a sandwich

(56) The Late Marx's Revolutionary Roads: Colonialism, Gender, and Indigenous Communism by Kevin B. Anderson: This book is interesting if you want to better understand how Marx further developed his theories later into life. That said reading this online reminds me why I like physical books better.

(55) Handsome Girl and Sheltered Girl by mocchi-au-lait and majoccoid: This is a cute series to read though I do find it irritating on some of the story beats (more so the major ones). With that said, it's cute and if you wanna read this manga, feel free to.

After seeing Skye's thoughts about art in this day and age, I knew I had to support her. To Air Frye With Skye we subscribe 😭😭😭😭!!!

(thanks for making the game!)

(54) A Silent Voice: Oh this movie hurts. Great watch as it tackles ableism, discrimination, depression, anxiety, and suicide all while making it a wonderful story about connecting with others. I can see why this movie has been recommended.

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(53) We Know The Devil: It was a bit obtuse at first but as I kept playing I started understanding more it and rally grew to appreciate it. It, like Heaven Will Be Mine, is a wonderful story about being queer. It does a great job at expressing that experience tied in with religious trauma. Play it.