My 4am wishes to the universe are being answered.
Does anyone feel like their interior design was influenced by the upstairs/penthouse apartment they were living in at the time?
My 4am wishes to the universe are being answered.
Does anyone feel like their interior design was influenced by the upstairs/penthouse apartment they were living in at the time?
Sure! Basically the whole song is about some of the members of the band talking about their struggles and traumatic experiences (ie Kevin talking about feeling safe with his boyfriend because he’s white or him rebuilding his relationship with his mother who, for many years, didn’t accept him for being gay) or Joba talking about his father ending his own life and that’s the meaning behind the verse “the light is worth the wait, please don’t do it”). It’s a very raw song and I love it.Megancita75 wrote: Mon Apr 12, 2021 7:50 pm
glitterintheair, can you elaborate on your reaction to that song? I struggle sometimes with song lyrics and knowing what the meaning/story is behind them, so I'd love to hear more on your take.
Is there a place I can thumbs up this question>alittledizzy wrote: Mon Apr 12, 2021 7:11 pm=
- are there any opportunities you missed because you were publicly closeted?

I love this question and I also asked some similar things.Levitating wrote: Mon Apr 12, 2021 8:21 pmIs there a place I can thumbs up this question>alittledizzy wrote: Mon Apr 12, 2021 7:11 pm=
- are there any opportunities you missed because you were publicly closeted?
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I wonder how he can still be "juicy" or "Potentially so" in this video, now that the biggest/most contentious question about his lovelife has been put out of the way? Like, what's gonna be the 'clickbait' title/thumbnail?
Also, can someone explain how the floeating staircase works??
One of the things I’ll be very curious to see is how wide the lens focuses in respect to these “experiences” and if everything is viewed through the individual or if there will be an acknowledgment and testimony on the impact of mental health on friends, family, partners—I’m not looking for a “Phil saved me” type of message, because that’s not going to exactly be relatable to most people and shortchanges the inward and personal emotional growth journey, but I will be curious to hear how mental health can impact a committed relationship—how to communicate with a partner that wants to help, but may ultimately be helpless when navigating an emotional crisis and articulate what kind of support and understanding they might need to exhibit during such times.rizzo wrote: Mon Apr 12, 2021 3:30 am Was doing a bit of creepin' around re: Dan's book and found this full review on B&N's website. Have we seen the whole thing before?
I'm fascinated by a couple of points here.Howell (The Amazing Book is Not on Fire) has written a book that could be read in tandem with Matt Haig's The Midnight Library. With the same themes of choice, fate, and decision-making, Howell's book offers practical guidance on handling life's toughest experiences, both in the immediate moment and in the short- and long-term aftermath. The author discusses breathwork, grounding, and mindfulness and recommends that readers learn these strategies before they need them so that they're second nature during a crisis. He offers useful ways to recover in the physical body following an experience that causes stress or anxiety, and provides ideas for working within different healing modalities to ensure that trauma is recognized, addressed, and dealt with in highly individualized, evolving ways. Exercises on developing empathy and compassion for the self are featured throughout. VERDICT Bold, raw, and powerful, Howell's book—which also draws from his own experiences—becomes one thread of a narrative about finding hope and healing. It doesn't ever feel too positive, simplistic, reductive, or one-dimensional. Like his previous books, this one will find a wide audience.—Emily Bowles, Lawrence Univ., WI
Library Journal
Having just read The Midnight Library myself, that correlation is really interesting. (TW: SI & also - not-really-spoilery spoilers about TML, just in case)

That sounds good, the insta stories sound like we have to hear about Dans nips tho... I think I'm just going to watch PJ's instagram story of piano playing and fuji the cat a few times for some non nipple content.glitterintheair wrote: Tue Apr 13, 2021 7:02 pm Or they could do a Good Omens Phan AU which I would very much enjoy (although I’d cast Phil as Aziraphale and Dan as Crowley, but I can get past it)

Talking about dans... sensetive areas, and a whole camera roll of dan boudoir photos????? Sorry i'm going to need a minute, or maybe 5 years...



So true. It was so cute. I feel so mushy andrizzo wrote: Tue Apr 13, 2021 9:07 pm That was maybe the most emotional Stereo show yet? But like, for me. Beyond the incredibly sweet messages from fans - I'm just kinda a mess about them moving and like... for lack of a better description, sharing their love with us???
Like. They're so excited. We're so excited for them
It's bittersweet, losing these shows. But fuck. It's 'cause they're moving into their forever home they've worked on for 4 years!!! And they love each other. And they've been Dan and Phil for SO LONG. And we love them. AND UGHHHHH.
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