K-drama has taken over my life. HELP
ghost adventures is a ghost-hunting show, idk if you'd like it or not lol and I do not netflix, I can't pay for it and my grandparents don't have it :c
{ Tumblr || Flight Rising }it sorta is, sorta isn't? xD
nothing much tbh I got a few episodes into CSI and stopped cause I'm not ready to commit to that long of a series just yet omfg
{ Tumblr || Flight Rising }it goes on for all eternity it has 15 seasons lmfaoooooo and all of them have at least 23 episodes save for like one or two that have 17 or 18 someone save me
{ Tumblr || Flight Rising }TO BE FAIR csi has been going since 2000 and supernatural started in 2005 :'D
{ Tumblr || Flight Rising }Just some really bad stuff with my family, it was really bad and almost tragic and I almost lost my dad, and I don't want to go into many details atm. I guess it's better now but I've been really down for days because of it.
Buying lots of CWs, tho. And I'm at 265mil. 35mil to go for my goal! (I'd be a lot further but I haven't quested in like a week, oops.)
I understand that completely. I don't think that I'm a clingy person but I like being chased wayyyy more than being sexual, and I can be very emotional and also very reserved and cold, and I'm an extremely secretive person who doesn't like to feel... Idk, I don't want to say tied down, but... tied down, so more or less all of my relationships before my bf were basically over as soon as they started. And I was uncomfortable with myself for a long time and believed everyone else would be as well so it was basically me breaking up with people with no explanation over and over again, thinking I was making the best decision and never giving them a chance to get to know me. (I had a reputation as being a bitch and I swear once someone called me an ice queen.) I don't believe those kinds of relationships are necessary, though. I fell in love with my bf by total accident, and still love him very much, but if I hadn't met him I'd have been happy being single forever probably. Probably the only reason I was even able to fall in love with him was because we met online, because I'm less cold/reserved/comfortable here.
LOOK AT ME VANISHING.
Drowning in animes, surely.
As long as you're not drowning for real! Still haven't found an anime for myself but I have books. Lots of books. Endless books.
I MIGHT BE?? What do you have to read? I'm almost done with Percy Jackson (10/10 would read again).
NO DON'T BE
Right now I'm reading The Raven Boys, the first book in a series by the author who wrote my favorite book (which is also a series, The Wolves of Mercy Falls; I'm a werewolf lover). So far I'm not crazy into the plot or the two main-est characters, but omg I have totally fallen for this one character, he's amazing. I'll finish it tomorrow probably (cleaning and have a huge headache today, no reading for now) and then I can get the next book in the series before I leave on my trip. Then I have the newest Sarah Dessen novel to read still as well, and a lot of money left on my Amazon account for more books on my Kindle. (I was reading this one about zombie dinoaurs on my Kindle, haha. I wasn't ready for Jurassic World to end.)
I'm also a wolf/werewolf lover. I was wary to trying Mercy Falls, but if it's good then I might try it. The Raven Boys is all over my dashboard on Tumblr, but I don't think I'd be into it. I have Wolfsbane and Half-Blood lined up for now, but I'm in no hurry.
I understand being wary about things for whatever reasons. Tbh I pretty much refuse to read werewolf books, and especially watch werewolf shows, because I have this perfect little picture of them inside my head that I don't want, Idk... tarnished, I guess. Or just manipulated or changed in general. I know what I like and I don't really want to expand, more or less. I guess that makes me wary of werewolf things in general, or maybe just protective.
I got Shiver (the first book in Wolves of Mercy Falls) because it had a beautiful cover. But it sat on my shelf for like a year before I even picked it up again, and when I did I was going through a depression so maybe that's why I enjoyed it so much, I just kind of connected with it in a time where I wasn't connecting with anything or anyone. I'm usually not like that with books, though, because I am hyper-critical of plots and, especially, characters. I don't really recommend things because I'm not into recommendations myself and usually I don't particularly want or need the people I know to read/watch/listen to x thing I like, but I will say that I did really enjoy it. I wish I had read it sooner and I actually have the 4th book of that series, or maybe it's a spinoff, I don't even know, to read. (I've been putting it off because I wanted to reread the series first but Shiver makes me extremely emotional.)
I'm not super into the plot of The Raven Boys, like I said. I'm not even half-way into it yet so maybe that'll change but I guess it's about magic? and some sorta quest, not to give too much away. Tbh if I didn't have the character that I'm real into (who is the focus of the next book, which is the only reason I want the next book) I probably wouldn't keep bothering with it. It's not bad by any means, I enjoy this author's work in general, but it isn't really my thing, either. I guess it's intriguing, though.
Wolfsbane sounds really familiar. Is it from the Nightshade series? I was going to read that but never got around to it and eventually just shipped it off of my Kindle.
I think after The Raven Boys, if I don't get the next book or decide not to do the Sarah Dessen novel, I'll be reading Shadow Beast, this one about some kind of big crypto cat in Scotland. Really it only just occurred to me, after seeing Jurassic World, that I could read creature features, which I used to watch on Syfy constantly haha. (They're so bad, though, omg.)