Something that feels like a Claude Monet painting
This is only a few, but if you if you look up his paintings you should be able to see a ton.
Thanks :)
u/blink_twice_9465 — 2 days ago
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▲ 14 r/suggestmeabook
Speculative fiction with sci-fi elements and a sense of dread
The “weirder“ the world the story takes place in, the better, and I’m looking for a feeling of growing horror that is never too in your face.
u/blink_twice_9465 — 3 days ago
▲ 325 r/MoviesThatFeelLike
60s surrealist/medieval aesthetics
Most photos from Apple Boutique clothing!
Please don’t recommend the Love Witch. I already love it.
u/blink_twice_9465 — 4 days ago
▲ 29 r/MoviesThatFeelLike
Movies that are full of hope, especially with a character healing
The photos not be the best but it was hard to find something that fit what I wanted, which is something that doesn’t try to to glamorize life too much while still looking at it through a relentlessly hopeful lens. :)
u/blink_twice_9465 — 5 days ago
▲ 72 r/LesbianBookClub
I just want a cute romance that’ll make me smile and kick my feet
I’m open to basically anything as long as there is a happy ending with the main couple ending up together. I’d prefer contemporary romance, but genre ones are fine.
u/blink_twice_9465 — 5 days ago
▲ 22 r/wlwbooks
I just want a cute romance that’ll make me smile and kick my feet
I’m open to basically anything as long as there is a happy ending with the main couple ending up together. I’d prefer contemporary romance, but genre ones are fine.
u/blink_twice_9465 — 5 days ago
▲ 17 r/actuallesbians
What’s a book/movie/show that would have been better if it was WLW?
This could either be if two characters had so much chemistry and didn’t get together or a M/F relationship that you think would be really cute as an F/F relationship. It’s something I love thinking about, so if you have any examples that’s really cool.
Edit: all is a totally valid answer
u/blink_twice_9465 — 6 days ago
▲ 0 r/suggestmeabook
I’ve been loving reading sapphic books of any genre recently, so I want to know your favorites that aren’t talked about as much but are still really good. I’m not picky :)
u/blink_twice_9465 — 9 days ago
▲ 35 r/actuallesbians
It’s been a while since I’ve really been into a particular ship, but hearing others talk about their favorites always sparks or reignites my interest in them. Thanks!
u/blink_twice_9465 — 12 days ago
▲ 173 r/MoviesThatFeelLike
The movie can be a bit sad as long as it won’t ruin my day
u/blink_twice_9465 — 12 days ago