jess
without getting too much into it
1 - these pages hold better poetry than rupi kaur
2 - they gave credit to the original viners so i don't know why everyone is saying they didn't
3 - it's not an exploitation, it's a satire
4 - chill
without getting too much into it
1 - these pages hold better poetry than rupi kaur
2 - they gave credit to the original viners so i don't know why everyone is saying they didn't
3 - it's not an exploitation, it's a satire
4 - chill
Absolutely amazing. It's incredible that this was technically a sequel for Long Day's Journey Into Night, but that it came out first because O'Neill didn't want LDJiN to be published until decades after his death. I recommend reading Long Day's Journey first and then this, because it really provides a great background for the character of Jim Tyrone.
Also, Josie is now one of my favorite fictional characters and she would definitely identify as a sex-positive feminist who could murder any man she pleased.
Absolutely amazing. It's incredible that this was technically a sequel for Long Day's Journey Into Night, but that it came out first because O'Neill didn't want LDJiN to be published until decades after his death. I recommend reading Long Day's Journey first and then this, because it really provides a great background for the character of Jim Tyrone.
Also, Josie is now one of my favorite fictional characters and she would definitely identify as a sex-positive feminist who could murder any man she pleased.
