Hello! Obviously we all love books here, but I’m curious about everyone’s hierarchy of media.

Kinda late to this party, but I just finished watching the show Hacks and it affirmed that nothing makes me feel the way a brilliantly-crafted tv show does.

So, how would you rank the following: books, movies, tv, music, podcasts, and video games. Feel free to just rank ‘em or add an explanation!

I think mine is: tv, books, music/movies (too hard to pick), podcasts, video games.

Excited to hear yours!!

Hey everyone! I am back with another question! 🤍🥂

Do you self vlog? Like, do you record your day at all?

For me, i loved watching vloggers as a kid, i started to do myself as well but privately. I record snapses from my daily life, talk to myself (mostly in my target foreign language) i record while read, i record while walking, in bus, at uni during classes/breaks, doing outside activity or at home doing cross stitch/painting. While i cook. I talk about my plans, how my day passed, what will i do, what i am doing at the moment. Or i just vent to camera about something i am struggling with, something i frustated with.

Like i am some kinda popular vlogger, it helps me romanticize my life to live when i find myself struggling, i turn back and look at them, it motives me. I edit them as if i will post them, but it sits in my gallery, makes me happy! ☺️

I wondered if you do something similar like this! I hope everyone having a good summer! 🤍

Someone made a post about 32 Sapphic stories coming out later in 2026.

I read the blurb on many of them and they seem amazing, and there are many for lovers of sapphic horror!!

Check it out 🔗 here

"There's a feeling I sometimes get around Fred and my friends, like I'm an observer rather than a participant, where I recede inches into myself, from human to husk. There are so many things I could blame it on, but when it happens it feels like there are gaps in the circuit board, absent connections in my brain. Did I skip a chapter of child development? Am I just really fucking weird? It's never like this when it's one-on-one; I just get swallowed up in groups a bit."

I find myself relating to Vincent a bit. Not in relation to his confusion about trans people and his feelings towards them, but to some of his other thoughts, like this for example. I could never quite put into words my frustration whenever I interact in friend groups, but this encapsulates it so well. I feel like something is wrong with me sometimes because, as Vincent says, I'm fine talking to people one-on-one, but in group settings? I tend to take a backseat and become a listener rather than a participant as he mentions too. I'm constantly afraid that I won't be heard, that I'll be third-wheeled (or fourth, fifth, etc.), that no one will address me directly out of everyone present, that I'll have to fight through the conversation for recognition. It's gotten to a point where I've given up on friend groups. I just prefer to hang out with my friends individually because I know these thoughts that Vincent echoes won't come to mind. As much as I don't want to relate to Vincent because he's problematic in his own ways, I can't help but feel so seen by this passage.

as someone who absolutely adores horror, summer is always the perfect time to immerse myself in a great horror novel. right now, i'm reading japanese gothic by kylie lee baker, and have so far read many horror novels throughout the month of june. so far, my fave is trad wife by sarahtoga schaefer.

is anyone else super into reading horror over the summer? is anyone reading any horror right now, or are planning to read any throughout the summer? happy summerween everyone :D