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Pronouns: she/her
Age Group: 30+

I Recently Finished Reading: Welcome to the Hyunam-dong Bookshop by Hwang Bo-reum - it was so cozy!
A Book I Want to Reread: it's time for my annual reread of The Others series by Anne Bishop.
Some Published Titles From My To Be Read List: One of Us Knows by Alyssa Cole, The Familiar by Leigh Bardugo, Rolling in the Deep by Mira Grant.
A Book Not-Yet-Published I'm Excited About: Model Home by Rivers Solomon! I got approved for an eARC and I can't wait to get to it \o/

My All-Time Favorite Book(s): probably Written in Red by Anne Bishop!
My Favorite Book Genre(s): Fantasy and Horror!
A Book I Recommend in My Favorite Genre(s): Rook & Rose trilogy by M.A. Carrick (Fantasy) and The Indian Lake trilogy by Stephen Graham Jones (Horror).
A Genre I'm Interested in Trying Out: more Literary Fiction! I could also do with more Sci-Fi and Romance tbh.

Link to My Reading Log: you can find all of my book related posts on my reading: books tag.

Books/Genres I'm Interested in Discussing/Chatting About: any and all! I'm always willing to try new books that sound interesting. I would love some Sci-Fi and Romance recs too!

Name: Oliver
Pronouns: he/him
Age Group: Over 30

I Recently Finished Reading: Episode Thirteen by Craig Dilouie
Some Published Titles From My To Be Read List: Here is my entire TBR list that I intend to clear out this year. It includes most of the Murderbot series, some Le Guin, some horror, etc
Related Book News I've Got My Eye On: Every so often I see if there is new news about the Last Herald Mage TV series that was supposed to happen. I assume the show is vaporware, but I have a list of shows in development hell that I check in on every few months and that is one of them. But, the TV rights to the books are sold which means... it means nothing, it's never going to happen.

My All-Time Favorite Book(s): Lord Of The Rings
My Favorite Book Genre(s): m/m, urban fantasy, horror, mysteries
A Book I Recommend in My Favorite Genre(s): Crooked House by Agatha Christie is my favorite mystery to date
A Book I Don't Recommend in My Favorite Genre(s): A Companion To Wolves. This book has been recced to me several times as an m/m romance and why are people like this?

Link to My Reading Log: My Good Reads is here

Books/Genres I'm Interested in Discussing/Chatting About: Most of them? I am not interested in YA. I am not interested in Romantasy unless it's queer. I am kinda interested in taking a peek at ACOTAR and that stuff to see what the fuss is about, but eh

Name: sixbeforelunch or six
Pronouns: she/her
Age Group: 40ish
Dealbreaker(s): People who try to police what other people are allowed to read.

I Recently Finished Reading: They Do it With Mirrors by Agatha Christie
Some Published Titles From My To Be Read List: We Are Legion (We Are Bob) by Dennis E. Taylor, Time and Power: Visions of History in German Politics, from the Thirty Years' War to the Third Reich by Christopher Clark, Piranesi by Susanna Clarke, Murder by Matchlight by E.C.R. Lorac, Worn: A People's History of Clothing by Sofi Thanhauser
A Book Not-Yet-Published I'm Excited About: Woe: A Housecat's Story of Despair by Lucy Knisley

My All-Time Favorite Book(s): Northanger Abbey by Jane Austen, The Blue Castle by L.M. Montgomery, Underfoot in Show Business by Helene Hanff, So Long, and Thanks for All the Fish by Douglas Adams, My Enemy, My Ally by Diane Duane
My Favorite Book Genre(s): Science fiction, cozy mysteries and classic detective stories/police procedurals, domestic fiction, history, memoirs and graphic memoirs, popular science, historical fiction.
A Book I Recommend in My Favorite Genre(s): The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, a classic for a reason.

Books/Genres I'm Interested in Discussing/Chatting About: Science fiction, mystery. I just finished the Radch series (late to the party, I know) and I love the Muderbot series. I love ACD Sherlock Holmes. I'm also a huge fan of Star Trek books.

Pronouns: she/her
Age Group: 30+

I Recently Finished Reading: Starling House by Alix E. Harrow
A Book I Want to Reread: The Full Facts Book of Cold Reading by Ian Rowland
Some Published Titles From My To Be Read List: A Psalm for the Wild Built by Becky Chambers, The Very Secret Society of Irregular Witches by Sangu Mandanna, The Butchering Art by Lindsey Fitzharris

My All-Time Favorite Book(s): Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass, all ACD Sherlock Holmes, If Not, Winter: Fragments of Sappho
My Favorite Book Genre(s): Romance, historical fiction, poetry, fantasy, nonfiction
A Book I Recommend in My Favorite Genre(s): Bringing Down the Duke by Evie Dunmore is pretty broadly palatable
A Book I Don't Recommend in My Favorite Genre(s): So, so many
A Genre I'm Interested in Trying Out: Sci-fi

Books/Genres I'm Interested in Discussing/Chatting About: Any! Romance especially.

Given some of our overlapping tastes (ACD and Austen especially), I'm taking this as a sign to move The Blue Castle and the Murderbot series up on my list of books to read. I needed the nudge!

Name:

silversea/Cru
Pronouns: she/her
Age Group: 20s
Dealbreaker(s): I don't want to interact with anyone who holds rightwing beliefs. I also don't don't want to interact with anyone who likes to apply morals to fiction. Other than that, please don't interact with me if you're 20 years old or younger.

I Recently Finished Reading: I finished The Prisoner's Throne by Holly Black, Station Eternity by Mur Lafferty, and Daughter of the Dragon by Yunte Huang this month.
A Book I Want to Reread: Currently rereading the Monogatari series by Nisioisn. Been wanting to reread the Murderbot Diaries series by Martha Wells too.
Some Published Titles From My To Be Read List: Vita Nostra> by Marina and Sergey Dyachenko is (hopefully) the next book I'll read, and I have a few books on library hold at the moment. I also plan on reading Dracula Daily when it starts.
Related Book News I've Got My Eye On: I have mixed feelings about Murderbot TV adaptation, but still looking forward to watching it!

My All-Time Favorite Book(s): So. Many. The Locked Tomb series by Tamsyn Muir, The Queen's Thief series by Mega Whalen Turner, The Broken Earth trilogy by N.K. Jemisin, Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen, etc.
My Favorite Book Genre(s): Fantasy and science fiction, but I'm happy to read almost any genres.
A Genre I'm Interested in Trying Out: I'm interested in romfantasy, but I haven't really found something that clicks for me yet.

Link to My Reading Log: I use Storygraph.

Books/Genres I'm Interested in Discussing/Chatting About: I really love chatting about fantasy and science fiction, but I also don't mind discussing any book in other genres if it sounds interesting!

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Ooh, I'm currently waiting for my library hold of Welcome to the Hyunam-dong Bookshop to come through. It looks so lovely, so I'm hoping it'll be good.

I heard a lot of good things about The Indian Lake trilogy, but I'm not very familiar with the horror genre. Would this be a good starting place?

Name: Lea
Pronouns: He/him
Age Group: 30+
Dealbreaker(s): None really. I follow people for fandom related stuff so blogs that are mostly personal I don't usually follow.

I Recently Finished Reading: The Mystic Hand by Johan van Overtveldt
A Book I Want to Reread: Johnathan Strange and Mr. Norrell.
Some Published Titles From My To Be Read List:

Buehler, Woodland Stranger

Charmed and Dangerous anthology

Kerr, Lost Japan

A Book Not-Yet-Published I'm Excited About: The book in the Tarot Sequence

My All-Time Favorite Book(s): Souseki's Kokoro, Les Mis, The Count of Monte Cristo, If on a Winter's Night a Traveler, Johnathan Strange and Mr. Norrell
My Favorite Book Genre(s): Fantasy
A Book I Don't Recommend in My Favorite Genre(s): Wheel of Time series
A Genre I'm Interested in Trying Out: Danmei has looked enticing at times.

Link to My Latest Book Review: A Power Unbound
Link to My Reading Log: I maintain a "books" tag.

Books/Genres I'm Interested in Discussing/Chatting About: Anything fantasy and sci-fi. I like m/m romance stuff too. I'm also interested in blogs with a lot of non-fiction.

Name:

muccamukk
Pronouns: She/Her
Age Group: Old Enough To Know Better
Dealbreaker(s): Anti-trans BS

I Recently Finished Reading: The Prisoner of St Kilda by Margaret Macaulay, non fiction about 1730s Scotland, which was interesting but unevenly written.
A Book I Want to Reread: Middlemarch by George Eliot
Some Published Titles From My To Be Read List: System Collapse by Martha Wells, The Peace: A Warrior's Journey by Roméo Dallaire, Who's Afraid of Gender? by Judith Butler
A Book Not-Yet-Published I'm Excited About: Mirrored Heavens by Rebecca Roanhorse
Related Book News I've Got My Eye On: Murderbot on Apple+! It's filming! Right now!

My All-Time Favorite Book(s): The Lord of the Rings by J.R.R. Tolkein.
My Favorite Book Genre(s): CanLit, Fantasy, Science Fiction, History, Queer topics.
A Book I Recommend in My Favorite Genre(s): The Future by by Catherine Leroux, translated by Susan Ouriou.
A Book I Don't Recommend in My Favorite Genre(s): The Cure for Drowning by Loghan Paylor
A Genre I'm Interested in Trying Out: Keep meaning to read more science.

Link to My Latest Book Review: Reading Wednesday: Two Graves by Genevieve Valentine, art by Annie Wu & Ming Doyle, Em by Kim Thúy, translated by Sheila Fischman, Recollections of My Nonexistence by Rebecca Solnit & Shadow Dragon by Lauren Esker.
Link to My Reading Log: Fandom: Other Books (excludes LotR, Kidnapped, big two comics, and some tie in novels, which have their own tags).

Books/Genres I'm Interested in Discussing/Chatting About: Science Fiction/Fantasy (I'm trying to do Hugos Homework this year), CanLit and history. Or all books all the time.

Name: Jelly
Pronouns: Any
Age Group: Adult

I Recently Finished Reading: Adachi and Shimamura v.1 by Hitoma Iruma and, before that, Kagerou Daze I -in a daze- by Jin and Five Little Pigs by Agatha Christie.
A Book I Want to Reread: Prelude to Foundation by Isaac Asimov!
Some Published Titles From My To Be Read List: I want to read some more Raymond Chandler and Agatha Christie books at some point…!

My All-Time Favorite Book(s): You Feel It Just Below the Ribs by Janina Matthewson and Jeffrey Cranor! I also really enjoyed what I’ve read of the Foundation series by Isaac Asimov and ACD’s Sherlock Holmes series.
My Favorite Book Genre(s): Murder Mysteries these days, I used to skew more Sci-Fi.
A Book I Recommend in My Favorite Genre(s): You cannot go wrong with ACD’s Sherlock Holmes short stories…! For Sci-Fi, “This is How You Lose the Time War” and “Whool” is really good!
A Book I Don't Recommend in My Favorite Genre(s): Stranger in a Strange Land is a classic Sci-Fi book and it’s definitely a classic for a reason… (Terribly written female characters and all XD) but it also a book that I’m reminded of often just to think “What on earth was up with that?” This is also less of an ani-recomendation than just me saying again “What on earth was up with that?!?”

Link to My Reading Log: Dreamwidth reading tag.

Books/Genres I'm Interested in Discussing/Chatting About: Mysteries and Sci-Fi are the genres I’m most familiar with. I’ve been dipping my toes into yuri light novels recently, also. My only real big weaknesses, genre wise, is high fantasy and het or m/m romances. They’re just not something I can really get myself into.

Name:

ysabetwordsmith
Dealbreaker(s): Don't come in my blog and try to tell me what to do, say, or write; and don't pick on my audience here either. Don't be a dick. Don't like, don't read.

I Am Currently Reading:
Valdemar by Mercedes Lackey (fantasy novel)
The Far Roofs by Jenna Katerin Moran (roleplaying gamebook)

I Recently Finished Reading:
River of Teeth by Sarah Gailey (alternate history novel)
Recipes from the World of H. P. Lovecraft: Inspired by Cosmic Horror by Olivia Luna Eldritch (nonfiction cookbook)
Safari: A Photicular Book by Dan Kainen & Carol Kaufmann (mechanically animated photos of African animals)

A Book I Want to Reread:
Written in Red by Anne Bishop (dark fantasy novel)

Some Published Titles From My To Be Read List:
Penric's Progress by Lois McMaster Bujold (fantasy collected volume)
Scandinavian from Scratch: A Love Letter to the Baking of Denmark, Norway, and Sweden by Nichole Accettola (cookbook)
The Conflict Thesaurus: A Writer's Guide to Obstacles, Adversaries, and Inner Struggles (Volume 2) by Becca Puglisi & Angela Ackerman

A Book Not-Yet-Published I'm Excited About:
The Details of Our Escape is a new tabletop roleplaying game from ENnie Award-winning game designer Tyler Crumrine, two-time Eisner-nominated comics artist Linnea Sterte, and Windham-Campbell Prize winner in fiction Renee Gladman. Played with a standard 28-tile set of dominos instead of dice, players control a caravan of over 2000 people in search of a new home. What they're leaving and what kinds of strange & wonderful sights they encounter along their journey is up to you. Which party members continue all the way to the caravan's final destination, however, is up to fate.

Related Book News I've Got My Eye On: (adaptations etc.)
"Maryland Governor Signs "Freedom to Read Act" Into Law"
"Digital Revolution in Indie Publishing"
"Why the Gatekeepers of Book Publishing are Losing their Gatekeeping Status"
"Why We Need Diverse Books Is No Longer Using the Term #OwnVoices"

My All-Time Favorite Book(s):
Impossible to pin that down, so I'll go with an early iconic memory: my mother read me The Hobbit when I was four.

My Favorite Book Genre(s): Speculative fiction, science fiction, fantasy. History, alternate history, prehistory. I also read a lot of nonfiction, especially cookbooks, and roleplaying gamebooks.

A Book I Recommend in My Favorite Genre(s):
Hunter by Mercedes Lackey -- A completely new and fascinating, if rather creepy, bit of worldbuilding.
Wander Witch: A Cozy RPG of Fairies and Witches by Ty Hulse -- I bought it for the art as much as the game.
The Tale of Tal: a Neanderthal graphic novel by Dr. Gianpaolo di Silvestro and Luca Vergerio -- A gorgeous look at the human past.
The Way Home: A Celebration of Sea Islands Food and Family with over 100 Recipes by Kardea Brown -- Try the Kelewele Dry Spice Mix.

A Book I Don't Recommend in My Favorite Genre(s):
Coyote and Crow by Connor Alexander. So much to love, but so much mayhem; see "Opening the Can of Worms" and "Argument Fuel."

A Genre I'm Interested in Trying Out:
I honestly cannot think of a genre or subject I'm interested in that I have not simply picked up and read. I've inhaled whole libraries. I've lined my house with books. I have internet. If I want to read it, I do.

Link to My Latest Book Review:
Already linked it, so here's another: Basque Cookbook: Explore the Time-Honored Traditions of Basque Cuisine in the Heart of the Spain and France by Virginia Mills

Link to My Reading Log:
I don't actually have one. The closest I have is my Reviews tag.

Books/Genres I'm Interested in Discussing/Chatting About:
Almost anything. Speculative fiction and nerdy nonfiction most of all, cookbooks and gaming guides, but if it has words on it and I'm bored then I'll read it, and I like talking about books in general. And news about books. And writers and how to write. And someone on the internet is WRONG about linguistics again. And there are several blogs I read because the writing it interesting even though I don't read the author's favorite genre.

If you want to see the stuff I'm writing about, which spans a similar subject range, then check out my tags for Food, How To, Gaming, and Recipe; or my Serial Poetry page. That should give you an idea of topics and subtopics I often talk about. "My Blog Is About..." has an analysis of my most-used tags and interests.

>>it's time for my annual reread of The Others series by Anne Bishop.<<

LOL I put the first volume in my response. I pretty much reread the set whenever a new one comes out.

>> Dealbreaker(s): People who try to police what other people are allowed to read. <<

*highfive*

Maryland just outlawed banning books. \o/

>>Worn: A People's History of Clothing<<

Haven't seen that, but have pored over several different "what people wore when" type books for historic references.

>> Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass, all ACD Sherlock Holmes, If Not, Winter: Fragments of Sappho <<

Gosh, I've lost track how many slave narratives I've read.

You may forget but
let me tell you this:
someone in some future time
will think of us.
-- Sappho

Name: verdande/lily
Pronouns: She/her
Age Group: 40's
Dealbreaker(s): Hate and negativity towards other people.

I Recently Finished Reading: Two recent reads are Becoming Ted by Matt Cain and Hunger by Knut Hamsun.
Some Published Titles From My To Be Read List: Hag: forgotten folktales retold by Daisy Johnson, Nobody knows my name by James Baldwin, Tordengudens sønn by Arto Paasilinna.

My All-Time Favorite Book(s): LOTR.
My Favorite Book Genre(s): Fantasy, historical fiction, contemporary fiction, quuer themed fiction.
A Genre I'm Interested in Trying Out: It's a goal of mine this year to read more sci-fi and try some romance.

Link to My Reading Log: I use goodreads, but under my real name so I don't want to share it here.

Books/Genres I'm Interested in Discussing/Chatting About: I do monthly book posts and in general like discussing anything and all related to books and literature.

Name: Profiterole
Pronouns: she/her
Age Group: 40+

I Recently Finished Reading: The Sunshine Court (All for the Game #4) by Nora Sakavic
A Book I Want to Reread: My to-read list is too long for me to do rereads
Some Published Titles From My To Be Read List: So Let Them Burn by Kamilah Cole, Remedial Magic by Melissa Marr, Those Beyond the Wall by Micaiah Johnson, The Prospects by KT Hoffman
A Book Not-Yet-Published I'm Excited About: Running Close to the Wind by Alexandra Rowland
Related Book News I've Got My Eye On: I follow LGBT book releases (especially LGBT SF/F book releases), mostly on Tumblr

My All-Time Favorite Book(s): All for the Game by Nora Sakavic
My Favorite Book Genre(s): LGBT SF/F, occasionally LGBT contemporary/historical romance
A Book I Recommend in My Favorite Genre(s): I have a whole rec list tag here on DW (previously here on LJ)
A Genre I'm Interested in Trying Out: I'd like to read more LGBT mysteries/thrillers, but I lack the time and tend to priorise SF/F

Link to My Latest Book Review: The Sunshine Court by Nora Sakavic
Link to My Reading Log:

profiterole_reads (there are TV and movie posts as well)

Books/Genres I'm Interested in Discussing/Chatting About: Anything

Hello, fellow queer book reader! I'm also very much into SF/F. Do you want to be friends?

Hi! I am also trying to read more Sci-Fi and some Romance. To start my journey I have read the first Murderbot book and Becoming Ted. Not fully sold on the first, but will read the second book, loved Becoming Ted.

Your media posts reminded me I need to continue with Shogun!

I post a mix of books, fandom and real life, would you mind if I friended you?

Name: Ren
Pronouns: he/him
Age Group: Adult
Dealbreaker(s): 18+ folk only please

I Recently Finished Reading: Tristan Strong Punches a Hole in the Sky (MG fantasy adventure), A Rival for Rivingdon (m/m historical romance), Should the sky Fall (m/m paranormal romance)
A Book I Want to Reread: All for the Game series by Nora Sakavic (it's been a while, so I'd like to reread them all!) ~~There's a new one? There's a new one!~~
Some Published Titles From My To Be Read List: Winter's Orbit by Everina Maxwell, The Martian by Andy Weir, everything R. Cooper has ever written (I've read a lot of Cooper's books lately, loved them all, and have reconciled with the fact I'm going to need to read everything she's written, ever), more books by E.M. Lindsey (currently reading Lindsey's Forget-Me-Not, liking it so far!), Veo Corva's Tombtown series, John Scalzi's Old Man's War series, March to the Sea by David Weber and John Ringo, more Biggles books by W.E. Johns, I've got a couple of C.J. Cherryh books I wanna dig into, and countless others. More can be found on my reading log! (Although I'm pretty bad at adding books to that list, assume there's an additional 200+ books I wanna read that aren't on there, lmao.)
A Book Not-Yet-Published I'm Excited About: I'm not connected enough to a book-community to know what books are on the docket, but whatever R. Cooper publishes next I guess, lol.
Related Book News I've Got My Eye On: Curious to see how the Murderbot adaptation is going to go down.

My All-Time Favorite Book(s): Lily Mayne's Monstrous series, Viano Oniomoh's Cupid Calling, R. Cooper's A Suitable Consort
My Favorite Book Genre(s): Sci-Fi, Fantasy, (M/M) Romance
A Book I Recommend in My Favorite Genre(s): (in addition to my favorite books) The Darkness Outside Us by Eliot Schrefer, Project Hail Mary by Andy Weir, Impromptu Match by Lily Mayne, Little Wolf by R. Cooper
A Genre I'm Interested in Trying Out: I'm dipping my toes in the LitRPG genre with He Who Fights With Monsters by Shirtaloon, so perhaps something more in that vein (I'm not done with book 1 yet, but liking it so far).

Link to My Latest Book Review: Read Roundup - March
Link to My Reading Log: bookwyrm.social

Books/Genres I'm Interested in Discussing/Chatting About: Sci-Fi, Fantasy, (M/M) Romance

Hi, we share many of the same likes in books, do you mind if I add?

Name: Tina.
Pronouns: They/them or she/her are both okay.
Age Group: I don't mind being exact here - I will turn 36 in 12 days ;)
Dealbreaker(s): The usual bigotry/intolerance, right wing politics, "positive vibes only" journals (I deal with mental health issues so I won't be able to "deliver" on that one), only posting about your partner/spouse and/or children, or religion (nothing wrong about these, I just won't be able to relate! ♥ ).
Wow, what a run-on sentence. I do apologize about that!

I Recently Finished Reading: "Wilder Girls" by Rory Power
A Book I Want to Reread: I don't regularly re-read books - there are sooo many new, interesting ones!
Some Published Titles From My To Be Read List: Oh wow, my to-read-list is a mile long. I am just going to link to my Goodreads list, if anyone is interested enough to take a look. https://www.goodreads.com/review/list/66008211-tina?ref=nav_mybooks&shelf=to-read
A Book Not-Yet-Published I'm Excited About: One of them is "Girl Unmasked: How Uncovering My Autism Saved My Life" by Emily Katy. It's been published in English-speaking countries, but not yet in Germany.
Related Book News I've Got My Eye On: (adaptations etc.) Hmmm...nothing I can think of, tbh.

My All-Time Favorite Book(s): "Lolita" by Vladimir Nabokov, "The Wrong Boy" by Willy Russell, "Orlando" by Virginia Woolf, "American Gods" by Neil Gaiman and a bunch of series. I used to be a huge Potterhead, but ya know... *sigh*
My Favorite Book Genre(s): Thriller/Mystery, Horror, Non-fiction (esp. biographies, true crime and [pop] psychology), Fantasy, Young Adult, Dystopia...I pretty much read everything as long as it sounds interesting. The only genre I am a bit picky about is Sci-Fi, a lot of it seems to be taking place in outer space and that just doesn't appeal to me.
A Book I Recommend in My Favorite Genre(s): I think it depends on what kind of things the individual person likes.
A Book I Don't Recommend in My Favorite Genre(s): see above.
A Genre I'm Interested in Trying Out: I think I have "tried out" everything out there so far.

Link to My Latest Book Review: https://www.goodreads.com/review/edit/40495957 - I don't often write reviews and as you see, they tend to be short.
Link to My Reading Log: I am not exactly sure what this means? You can see my 2024 Reading Challenge here: https://www.goodreads.com/user_challenges/46773472

Books/Genres I'm Interested in Discussing/Chatting About: Anything you'd like to talk about with me :)

Hello there!
"One Of Us Knows" and the "Indian Lake Trilogy" are both on my to-read list and I enjoy Fantasy and Horror as well. Would you like to give this friend thing a try? :)
My answers are here: https://booknook.dreamwidth.org/7810.html?thread=99970#cmt99970

Hello there :)
I read "The Butchering Art" a couple years and can only recommend it. It's very interesting, if not for the faint of heart ;)

"Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass" is on my to-read list, I definitely plan on finally reading it this year.
I also checked out your userinfo on here and we seem to be a couple things in common - want to try out being friends? My answers are here: https://booknook.dreamwidth.org/7810.html?thread=99970#cmt99970

I tried to read Judith Butler years ago which ended up making me feel very unintelligent because I hardly understood anything :(

Sure! Sounds good. I keep thinking I've added you anyway, because I see you in ppls comments so often <3

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