Deep_Breaths
United States
I AM
owner of ALL the books
a grand writer (I hope!)
really hungry
1/3 of the Three Musketeers
feeling poetic
in love with life
#christian
a ballerina <3
Message to Readers
I'm bored
United States
I AM
owner of ALL the books
a grand writer (I hope!)
really hungry
1/3 of the Three Musketeers
feeling poetic
in love with life
#christian
a ballerina <3
I'm bored
7 Comments
abi's pov
Fav-(seperate comment because the least fav got really long)
ugh this hard to decide!
Pacific Rim for action because robots+big monsters+young Charlie Hunnam+a cool plot=good movie, solid ten
Criminal Minds isn't technically a movie, but tbh I watch more tv than actual movies-Spencer Reid being his dorky, adorable self+The Amazingness of Penelope Garcia+Tasteful gore+my love for crime shows=my go to netflix show, has made me cry, wince, laugh, think all at the same time.
abi's pov
Least Fav-John Wick (The First One) the plot wasn't bad, but there was so much violence and it was really graphic. I have a high tolerance for violence when it's tasteful and when it has a purpose or when it's shown as being obviously wrong, but in John Wick it was too much and I realize that it's a movie about an assassin so there's obvi going to be violence. Also they killed a dog and it was very graphic. I have this huge phobia of seeing animals being hurt or abused. It disgusts me. When I was ten, I saw a dog getting kicked in a tv show my parents were watching and was so disturbed I got physically sick for the next three days, like not sleeping, not eating, sick stomachs, it sucked. Yeah back to John Wick, uh, I just didn't like violence and the plot was only okay, it wasn't really good.
abi's pov
Replying again: Ooh book crushes. Reese from Wilder Girls could probably destroy me with a single stare and I love her for it. Also Teddy (also from Wilder Girls) was so sweet and kind. I cried reading about him getting sick and sobbed gutturally when he died. Oh also Newt from Maze Runner. I still haven't gotten over his death and I read those books when I was like ten so....;)
abi's pov
Replying: The Opposite of Always by Justin Reynolds is so cute, yet sad at the same time. Jack King (the protagonist) can have my entire heart and soul. It's a really good and teaches a lot of great life lessons about balancing your relationships with the people in your life and romance in general. It's also hilarious. It has a bit of cursing though, but it's probably the same amount as Wilder Girls so..idk. lol :)
abi's pov
Replying: Thank you so much! I've heard lots of great things about that series and about The Fault In Our Stars. I definitely have to check out those books. :) Benny says hi. He doesn't know who he's saying hi to, but he does say hi. His cat, Mochi, also says hi.
Fabiana250
This was soo nice!!
abi's pov
Aw this is cute! c:
Replying to your comment: I'm doing good, hbu? Neighbor boy and I are good, I guess. We got into a little fight the other day, but it was petty so we got over it pretty quickly. We're currently facetiming as I write this and he writes a His. paper and we're both dancing to the Beatles. Have you got any book recommendations? I'm trying to read more during quarantine. :)