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“Be yourself”: we find the words written in sparkly letters and cute fonts over t-shirts and sweaters, embroidered on those fuzzy, comfy socks your aunt gave you for Christmas, on mugs and bags and notebooks. We wear the statement, we carry it around and it feels light, like that. It feels like an easy thing to do…
“Season 5 of Stranger Things…”
Yes and no, thank you, I can assure you that everyone is very, very much aware of that… whatever you were going to say, that is.
“Ehm…’kay. Rude”
Except it’s true! Even if you have never seen a single episode of Stranger Things in your life, you must have heard the complaints about this final season…
Rainbow bagel and Pink Drink in hand, you are slouched on the sofa: Pretty Little Liars final episodes are airing and you are spiraling over 5-year-jump fan theories to figure out who A really is.
You hear the doorbell. Huh? […] You are wearing your light-brown Uggs, denim shorts and off-the-shoulder shirt. It’ll do. You put your hair up in a messy bun and you walk down the stairs to find out your mom has sold you to One direction. Life is great.
For anyone confused (or concerned), since the new year has begun, a huge nostalgia has taken over millennials and gen Z, remembering, posting and mourning 2016. Yep, that was 10 years ago…
December 1847. Emily Brontë publishes her first and only work: Wuthering Heights – under a pseudonym, clearly, because, well, you know. First regarded as violent and immoral, brutal, cruel and strange, the gothic novel is not met with enthusiasm. Apparently its themes of spiteful possession, revenge and obsessive love were not doing it for the Victorian refined palate. Misunderstood then, misunderstood now, its latest adaptation/Coollenhooverizaation (ty Letterbox reviews)/ rebranding by Emerald Fennel has not been met with wide acclaim. Apart from it being very pretty and aesthetically pleasing, the audience majority despised any other Fennel’s choice.
What even is this blog?
We’re two twenty-somethings from Rome, and our conversations tend to orbit around media, pop culture, cinema, and the occasional existential thought about life and its many forms. Eventually, it hit us: if this is what we love talking about, why not turn those conversations into our own blog?
If you’ve ever gone “wait, same” while reading this, welcome aboard.
