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[cuddlefish]

Umm. Um, oh yes, I was going to talk about Soshite Koi ga Hajimaru.

This is not good. I am really liking this book. I am spoiling myself with this portrayal of wonderful normalish people that I understand and identify with. People are not this wonderful in the real world and the real world does not give these people wonderful lives. No no no. I am in denial. Totally. And...and I still kind of don't like what they're saying about girls. Kind of. It's complicated.

My mother got her hair cut and she looks like a Japanese housewife.

EDIT: Oh, and I ordered the new Roy and Ed plushies. Yes. Yes, shut up. They're mine now.

Comments

bear with me

[boogietiere.livejournal.com]

i see, so i was wrong and my darned tunnel visioned comparison failed, but i still find it hard to believe in a book being completely devoted to two everyday tea-drinking lesbians. It's simply.. not how i was programmed by living here, deep in the turdy west.

Re: bear with me

[moumusu.livejournal.com]

Oh, don't you love modern names? Asami and Miki are guys. >:DDD

BARK

[boogietiere.livejournal.com]

right right, ouch >ｗ< just what was i thinking of, lesbian sex? That's so.. refreshingly unlike me

kind of regrettable you can't spoil more about their relationship though =D i have to admit that the concept of guys holding teaparties together sounds de~licious.

Re: BARK

[boogietiere.livejournal.com]

because i keep forgetting to ask this...

Madoka Wakamatsu !!!!

is this your current AOL screenname? Maybe i'll attempt to contact you through this assuming that you won't be tearing your hair out upon hearing from me. I have no specific reason to go ahead with it but maybe it will be jolly (?)