I hesitate for weeks to read this one. I knew it would tore me to pieces in the most shattering but beautiful way. There's something pretty in the ache. But, I was scared of touching a story with religious guilt after all this time. Because my heart has changed, and I don't think that love should be a sin in any form or existence. So it took me a while, to prepare myself and dive in without remorse of what could be told through this. To read again the amount of guilt one can carry when their love is seen as a curse. For starters, Hanahaki was already a bittersweet sickness. Here is ten times worse, because is a seed that makes you a sinner. In some way, Williams perception of his sickness was so beautiful that I got him completely. William couldn't ever live without his love for Est , because Est was the reason he kept living for in the first place. So it made sense, he chose to die. All they had was enough for him, and it's maybe, the first hanahaki I've seen where the protagonist don't expected to be love back. Maybe because he knew (and I knew too) Est wouldn't love him as lover. That doesn't erase the fact that Est loved William. He did, in all his actions. They just weren't meant to be in this timeline. Here they just save each other, and that's fine. I loved dearly the little details. How William accepted his love even with the fear. I think, he was braver than the story tells. And I loved Est character, I totally get why anyone could fall in love with a person this bright and kind. I would have like to know more about Est at the end, in my heart he kept Williams memories alive. I know that this william lives through his brothers, the ones that held his hand until the last flower in his chest took his breath away. I fear now, it's the time to read "almost " and act like it's their second chance to grow together

It's incredibly good, but so infuriating. In a way, I feel this happens when you married the incorrect person just for commodities, because you find it comfortable and ignore what actually is to be compromise with someone. I still, didn't like Nick. He was the typical dumb man, why every member of the family (or her) thought he was something incredible? He was simply a coward. But I loved Rachel, Jules, and Nellie. Also, extra points for the bloody scenes. PLEASE CHOOSE WISELY WHO YOU GET MARRIED TO

Who could have tough I would get so emotional over an earring (or a few of them)? Dylan spent years carrying with him Jun's strength. That one moment of vulnerability they shared transformed into a tradition that kept them together without needing any words, because they were so in tune here that they knew. And maybe, that's why I loved this one so much. Jun knew almost all the important things to know about Dylan, he didn’t need him to speak about it. And Dylan was always so aware of Jun's everything that made them perfect. I loved Dylan being so unapologetically himself, embracing his soul, his ideas and his music as self expression more than anything. And I got moved by Jun for respecting every boundary his brightest sun could have. Even when they didn't knew they were more than this peculiar friends, they got the love they projected on other people (aka, Thame and Po) from the one who was always there in the safety of their gifts.

The horror of not being the typical beauty and craving attention from a horrendous man you think is all perfect.

They gave the best show in the world. Long live to real girlhood going through killings and dances together

It's soooo annoying when non-conventional woman has to prove themselves to their well educated and smart socially boss and colleagues. I knew she was going to end crazy but second half of the movie got me thinking, was it fair to go that far? it's good that the end was so cool. I still love crazy woman, I guess. Glad she got her perfect life

The bond between a man from the earth and an alien from Erid was the most precious thing I could have watched today. I loved it, from the very first minutes. It was not my plan to feel so deeply about them trying to help each other and survive to save their planets. This was really something different from other movies about space. It's now, maybe, my favorite movie with this theme ever

Como me encanta cuando un ost encaja perfecto con el alma de los personajes. TIM BEGGING FOR FORGIVENESS AS HE SHOULD, Y CON LA CANCIÓN MAS PRECIOSA. Un detalle más que hace de My Romamce Scammer una historia preciosa. IT HAS EVERYTHING A COULD ASK TO LIVE TIMPAI JOURNEY IN A SONG. Luego de que se cayeran todas mentiras y lograran conocer el verdadero "yo" del otro pueden comprometerse a permanecer juntos durante los peores momentos.

The thing with animations is that they always get so serious with the most adorable ideas. This is more than a little girl fighting for the natural space she loves, it gets way deep into the human nature and the need to destroy what seems to be lesser. There were funny animals too, and the beaver king had the biggest heart of them all. Kudos to him because he kept the calm with zumba clases. I loved it, every second of this movie was awesome

Fumiko knew that if she didn’t do something, Goro would pay and then leave. ‘Wait!’ ‘It’s fine, let’s leave it at that.’ ‘This isn’t what I came to say.’ ‘What?’ (Don’t go.) ‘Why didn’t you talk about it with me?’ (I don’t want you to go.) ‘Well, that’s . . .’ ‘I know how much your work means to you. I don’t necessarily mind if you go to America. I won’t stand in the way.’ (I thought we were going to be together for ever.) ‘But, at least . . .’ (Was it only me thinking that?) ‘I wanted you to discuss it with me. You know, it’s pretty despicable just deciding without talking about it . . .’ (I really, truly . . . ) ‘That’s just . . . well, you know.’ ( . . . loved you.) ‘It makes me feel forgotten . . .’ ‘. . .’ ‘What I wanted to say was . . .’ ‘. . .’ (Not that it’s going to change anything . . . ) ‘Well . . . I just wanted to say that.’ ☆ Before the Coffee Gets Cold - Toshikazu Kawaguchi

• IN spring of youth it was my lot To haunt of the wide earth a spot The which I could not love the less— So lovely was the loneliness Of a wild lake, with black rock bound, And the tall pines that tower'd around. But when the Night had thrown her pall Upon that spot, as upon all, And the mystic wind went by Murmuring in melody— Then—ah then I would awake To the terror of the lone lake. Yet that terror was not fright, But a tremulous delight— A feeling not the jewelled mine Could teach or bribe me to define— Nor Love—although the Love were thine. Death was in that poisonous wave, And in its gulf a fitting grave For him who thence could solace bring To his lone imagining— Whose solitary soul could make An Eden of that dim lake. ☆ Edgar Allan Poe- The Lake

I think human beings are slowly going towards the point of some of these scenarios becoming true and that was why it was so good to watch this. I certainly see people accepting micro chips and invasive technology devices that take us to our own downfall

Entertaining enough because I was expecting less. Still, good concept but it turned out like a cheap version of true or dare. It just felt lacking of a spark because most characters and the story itself were superficial

Wanted to watch this for so long and maybe I shouldn't have had high expectations because it was so mid for me. HOW CAN YOU IGNORE THE GUY WAS ALIVE AFTER YEARS OF BEING LOST UNDER THERE ??? they were so calm about DEAD BODIES not decomposing and they didn't pay attention to anything

A lot happened, that's all I know

• 1 Thy soul shall find itself alone 'Mid dark thoughts of the grey tomb-stone— Not one, of all the crowd, to pry Into thine hour of secrecy: 2 Be silent in that solitude Which is not loneliness—for then The spirits of the dead who stood In life before thee are again In death around thee—and their will Shall then overshadow thee: be still. 3 For the night—tho' clear—shall frown— And the stars shall look not down, From their high thrones in the Heaven, With light like Hope to mortals given— But their red orbs, without beam, To thy weariness shall seem As a burning and a fever Which would cling to thee for ever: 4 Now are thoughts thou shalt not banish— Now are visions ne'er to vanish— From thy spirit shall they pass No more—like dew-drop from the grass: 5 The breeze—the breath of God—is still— And the mist upon the hill Shadowy—shadowy—yet unbroken, Is a symbol and a token— How it hangs upon the trees, A mystery of mysteries!— ☆ Spirits of the Dead - Edgar Allan Poe

There's times when snow decides to sleep on me and be all soft and clingy that make me think how much I love it. I can't believe the tiny kitty I picked up from the streets is now so grown up.

Me puse muy emocional por la destrucción de la tierra y cada pequeño dinosaurio que se extinguia al buscar una manera de sobrevivir. Nunca había tenido especial interés a los dinosaurios pero luego de ver esto tengo muchas preguntas sobre lo que fue esta era

To erase my memories and watch this for the first time again. I love a good enemies to lovers, but for me, this is not an enemies to lovers at all. Oh and Tum were rivals, but they didn't hate each other nor had any real animosity for the other, they were just two silly teenagers trying to repay their miracles in different gangs. I wasn't expecting the bond they would form while traveling together. They were so much fun to watch because both were dumb, they would bicker over air just to get on the other nerves, hit, bite, and drop silly jokes out of nowhere. It was all laughs, until it got serious. They shared more than they should and discovered what lay behind all the bravado they showed to their schools. It turned out it was easier to trust your so called enemy, the one person you should want to beat and break their ego. The intimacy was on another level. I loved them, the sweetness, the little kisses, the hand holding, the secrets shared, the confidence they gave to each other and the acceptance. It was everything. Oh, has my heart. My brave boy who loved freely, who only cared about the people he loved and his integrity. He deserved the entire world and to have Tum worshipping the floor he walks. I couldn't bear to see his suffering, it broke my heart and I still ache for his broken trust. But he got his happy ending (and to hit his stupid boyfriend). At one point, I was mad at Tum (I MIGHT STILL BE A LITTLE BIT HURT,OKAY). I trusted him, I don't know why I trusted him, I just wasn't expecting him to be such a coward. My bad, I shouldn't have believed in him so easily when his whole character struggled with self-esteem and people perception. So he had me internally begging for him to not fuck everything up (HE DID, I FORGOT HE WAS A MAN) and I cried (I CRY A LOT, I KNOW). BUT HE TOOK RESPONSIBILITY. And I enjoyed it, he made me cry again but now because of love. My boys ended up together, happy and praying to their deities like the marry couple they are. Please give SurfJava an oscar. They now have one of my favorite kisses in BL. AND THEIR ACTING HERE IS GOLD, PURE GOLD, MORE THAN THAT. I loved them I just can keep saying that I love the filmography, the styling, the story, the acting. Everything, a must rewatch now if I want to die from sweetness overdose

Duang leaving his fears behind to help Qin whe he needed support got me so emotional. Their bond was shining brighter than ever in this scene so, of course I cried. They're already extremely cute and it's just the beginning, I might not be able to take whatever is going to happen next