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usedtobemine

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  1. Is anyone from here going to the Milan tour date?
  2. When I first heard this I couldn't stop listening to it for the following days, from morning til night... Anyone who lived through a similar experience will feel this to be so heartbreakingly relatable. The long and repetitive outro is mirroring the rumination so perfectly, having to let go something that felt so out of this world, damn. I hate that I can't listen to this without reliving my own version though, so it's a bittersweet salt rubbed into my scar.
  3. Aw, she saw that I ranked Floodgate as my favorite song from 7 so she has decided to give me a visualizer. Merci, mère!
  4. I'm disappointed mostly due to the short length of most of the songs. Just when there could be a buildup, a bridge, it's already ending. I think her artistry looses half of its potential and makes the songs less memorable. I had to listen to the full album multiple times, yet I still can't remember some tracks... TOP3 for me is: Floodgate (such a lovely, sweet and nostalgic soundscape) Corazón (quintessential Nelly Furtado) Honesty (fun upbeat pop tune done right)
  5. This is SOOOOO good, uh! Oh, the poetic justice for it and how it sums up her journey... such a perfect emotional dance track, gets me in the feels and then gives me a catharsis with the chorus and AMAZING guitar solo towards the end.
  6. Wow, that was really good! The change of tempo at the beginning, the vocals, key changes, etc., it's a performance where her talent properly shines through!
  7. We've been through Cruel Summer, Cruel Autumn, Cruel Winter, now it's Cruel Spring season, huh.
  8. This part gives me a sense of bad premonition...
  9. Marco Berger would be a perfect director for this, indie and artistic takes, sexy men, natural vibes, slow and intimate buildup, just perfect! If you guys are not familiar with his works, look up his movies! You can thank me later.
  10. I... I can't. The best thing about all of this, I'd say, is how GENUINE everything feels: how you met for unrelated reasons, then casually spent months getting to know each other, slowly finding out how much you like each other's company, developing feelings in a natural and real way, both of you being so honest and understanding in the process now, it's such a heartwarming romance! Anyone who has a bit of good-will can't help but cheer for you, hence so many readers becoming your fans, haha.
  11. YEAH, please, continue to give the gays all they want and share regular updates!
  12. I hope you know that you were really brave to take this step and have this conversation, lots of feelings and tension were building up and clarity is the ultimate kindness in such situations, for everyone involved. Being vulnerable can be truly heavy first, but you did so well! (If you haven't seen it yet, I want to mention "Heartstopper" again since it deals with similar topics, one of the main boy character (supposedly straight) is dealing with his attraction to another boy, for the first time ever, how overwhelming it is, how the other (gay) is dealing with it while being kind and open yet advocating for himself too, it's also British, so it might be up your alley. It's a bit for a younger audience, but has a lot to offer when it comes to emotional intelligence, etc.)
  13. This is the most invested I've been in a storyline since "Heartstopper". Is this going to be the adult hunk version of it? Rooting for you!

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