Rebelling (or: Feelings Don’t Care About Facts)
Progressive politics have lost their narrative voice.
Progressive politics have lost their narrative voice.
Being a grown adult at a roller rink can be a bit of a trial as the primary attendees of roller rinks are families of young children hosting birthday parties.
“In the world, but not of it.” This gosh darn phrase is so flippin’ vague.
I’ve looked to replace the level of obsession I had for the show with another, but struggled.
The urge to stick shells to objects is nearly irresistible.
I’m very supportive. I nod encouragingly. Even though a part of me expects that I am being had.
Expressing a need isn’t always the same thing as asking someone else to fulfill it, even if you wouldn’t turn down an offer.
This movie’s spring cleaning for your heart.
At some point, why keep setting yourself up for failure and shame again and again?
The story’s incoherent, the characterization paper-thin, and a potentially compelling mystery reaches a breathtakingly unsatisfying conclusion.