This apartment and lighting is doing wonders for you. You look gorgeous!

@PeruseProject

7 жыл бұрын

I am LIVING for my new un-yellow light haha

@davidlinch2130

6 жыл бұрын

This is just superb, I've been looking for "new release romance novels august 2015" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Have you heard people talk about - Ronaylor Amorous Astonishing - (search on google ) ? Ive heard some interesting things about it and my work buddy got cool success with it.

i think what she meant by problematic is that the authors had written an abusive relationship as something to be idealized by young girls instead of showing them what not to do when in a relationship

okay but did you see lilycreads' rant review for anna and the french kiss?

@adelina5741

7 жыл бұрын

trinhsformerz Everybody's fave rewiew, even if you like the book lmfao

@LauraAbbd

7 жыл бұрын

trinhsformerz Lily's rants are everything I come on KZread for

@adinamusrepova1447

7 жыл бұрын

Just wanted to say that 😂 god bless this girl

@isabellalaylaa

7 жыл бұрын

trinhsformerz that is my fav rant review lmao I've never even read the book

@minafrancesca4432

7 жыл бұрын

I C O N I C

I think what a lot of people seem to be missing from this video is yes, it's fine to write problematic relationships and friendships, because unfortunately that can be real life for many people, but the problem is when writer's romanticize problematic issues. I rarely see a novel with a problematic relationship where the main character realizes the relationship is unhealthy and tries to escape from it. Whether it be YA, adult, middle-grade, fantasy, science fiction--any genre or age group--it's important not romanticize these things because it could give impressionable people the wrong ideals and standards. Books are important. Stories carve us into who we are, therefore it's important we try to recognize these issues and leave the reader with the proper ideas. So yes, go ahead and write problematic relationships and friendships and ideas--I have myself--but do NOT romanticize those elements. Make sure by the end of the novel, the main character and / or the reader knows this is NOT how someone is meant to be treated.

@edengallagher1044

6 жыл бұрын

Exactly

Twilight 😥 I am definitely down for a reread and review!!!!

@AbiSaad

7 жыл бұрын

Leah E +

@skyeangelbooksskyeangelvlo1431

7 жыл бұрын

I've wanted to re-read Twilight LOL. But I haven't done it yet. 😂😂😂😂

@andreaelzo5082

7 жыл бұрын

I never read twighlight? Would i gain anything from it in my 20s?

@katiescarlettohara1542

7 жыл бұрын

Leah E I reread it two months ago and just no. It was barely tolerable when it came out, but on a reread...just ugh.😑

@leahe9929

7 жыл бұрын

Andrea Elzo probably not. It might be a difficult read for you now. Just watch the movies...

Hi HI, Just thought I would pop in and say a few things! 1: I do not find every book in this video "problematic" some books I just realized I no longer liked anymore as I got older (and yes, some of them are probs the worst books i've read hence the hate title) 2: The discussion of problematic relationships is a big one in this video. I want to say again I do not think it's wrong for anyone to like these books. Again, for me Personally, when I realized how screwy some of the relationships were in these books I could not get it out of my head and totally ruined the enjoyment FOR ME. I'm just not into that, but that doesn't mean you can't be and authors can't write about it. Also, I do not believe (and I don't think I ever said) books should only have perfect fluffly romance (that would be super boring). 3: In regards to specifically the Bronze Horseman I haven't read that book in over 4 YEARS so every opinion and perspective I have had on that book was formed when I read it 4 years ago when I was 18. Recently, I reread some chapters of the book and areas I once found minimal became a larger issue for ME. World peace, Regan

Have you seen LilyCReads video about Anna and the French Kiss? I used to like it until I watched her review, and then I felt so ridiculous that I hadn't picked up on so many of the obvious problematic aspects of the book. It changed my perspective completely.

@edengallagher1044

6 жыл бұрын

Literally same

@madisonmae7513

6 жыл бұрын

Omfg I love Lily's videos they're actually so good

You look so effortlessly beautiful!

Fifty shades of fucked up. And before you asked how I could possibly liked those books in the first place I was twelve !!!!! Yes I read the entire trilogy at 12 years old and now I realized that I could have written a whole other trilogy about all the things that are wrong with the books and it still wouldn't be near enough

tag yourself i'm matilda creeping around in the back at 0:58

@yoongoongi4349

7 жыл бұрын

I'm the fern.

I felt the same way after my reread of The Mortal Instruments series, so many problematic relationships and tropes. Which sucks because I love The Infernal Devices series and (so far) The Dark Artifices series

I love these type of videos, because it shows that you are growing as a reader :)

I used to like the divergent series, especially the 3rd one but throughout the years the dislike for those books grew and grew because of Tris and Four. 🤦🏻‍♀️

@scoutmoore12

7 жыл бұрын

Raphaela Rosemann I've read the first two books and now I am afraid of reading the last two. The first one was pretty good but the second almost bored me to death. Is it even worth reading the last two now??!!

@raphaelarosemann3017

7 жыл бұрын

Scout Moore the third one is pretty boring as well, retrospectively, but the end is kind of a shock.

@scoutmoore12

7 жыл бұрын

Raphaela Rosemann I just looked up the ending. Yeah that is a really crappy trilogy and a shocking ending. I am not going to finish this series

@mia-td5lq

7 жыл бұрын

Same same I used to adore it but like recently I read a part in all of them and cringed

@s.k.1603

6 жыл бұрын

Raphaela Rosemann I read the divergent series and only really liked the first one. I hated Tris, and didn't care for her. Four was okay as a character but didn't like them together. Spoiler Alert, but I honestly didn't care that the main character was killed. ..which imo is pretty bad that you couldn't make me care about the main character.

I would love an expanded video about The Bronze Horseman. I recently read it and absolutely loved it. Would be very interested to hear a more critical pov on it, or just a more in general discussing of the book.

@MegaBabro

7 жыл бұрын

Agreed, would love to hear from you on the book Regan.

@Amberaquarius24

7 жыл бұрын

desertrose0601 I recommend Thoughts On Tombs review. She goes into full detail on what's wrong with it

@Amberaquarius24

7 жыл бұрын

Sorry I means Tomes

@SPEWYouVoldemort

7 жыл бұрын

whittynovels.wordpress.com/2017/08/15/the-bronze-horseman-a-misogynistic-mess/amp/

@barbarahansen-duncan4105

7 жыл бұрын

desertrose0601 oh god thank you, I'm so intrigued 'bout it

I literally fist-pumped when you mentioned Anna and the French Kiss! I read it way back when because literally ALL OF BOOKTUBE recommended it and the whole cheating thing bothered me SO much? It was barely even addressed as being a bad thing and nobody seemed to be put off by it! I hope this doesn't sound condescending, but I'm so proud of you for making this video! I've followed you for ages and I've often disagreed with you on books like this and it's great to see you grow and learn. I know it can be hard to admit things like this, especially if a book was so important to you at one point, but I do think it's really important for Booktubers to address and acknowledge these things! Basically some EXCELLENT character development on your part, good job! ♥

I understand some issues with TBH and I do believe it would be edited differently today if it was being published today rather than 17 years ago but it's still one my favourite books of all time. I will never stop reading it and loving it.

I personally don't/can't find too much fault with The Bronze Horseman because 1- It's an Adult Romance Novel, so it's not for impressionable young minds to begin with - not the book/author's fault if younger folks read it. 2- It's set in the 40's, things were very different and the book portrays them as such e.g a girl's virginity was viewed differently than it is today! 3- The book is set in very turbulent times, thus the turbulent relationship. I personally think the author managed to give the readers reason for everything happening which I appreciate. I also, personally don't think books should be censored too much, or stories "coddled" too much, especially adult romance novels - I highly doubt adults would want to read perfect little stories about perfect little couples. I mean, one of the reasons historical romance does so well even today is because of the "taboo" elements of the relationships. It's shocking and exciting. Unless there's very clear emotional and/ physical abuse involved in the relationship where the abuse is openly glorified somehow, I can be pretty forgiving as a reader. Also, I don't think the portrayal of a difficult relationship is necessarily glorifying it. Sorry about the really long comment.. always love your videos! 😊

@PinkLemonArtStudio

7 жыл бұрын

Mads W you said everything I've been wanting to say, but in a much kinder and more level-headed way than I could have handled so thank you 😂

@nkarlson754

7 жыл бұрын

Mads W I totally agree. Thank you for the perfect comment. In my eyes there is nothing wrong with TBH. I find all of these accusations completely ridiculous. Love what you had to say.

@MohanaW

7 жыл бұрын

Pink Lemonade Reads haha! Thank you! 😂

@MohanaW

7 жыл бұрын

Nicole K Glad you found my comment useful! 💕

@PeruseProject

7 жыл бұрын

Totally respect your opinion and I think you made some really great points! Thank you for watching :D

I had the same experience with Maximum Ride. Originally, I started reading the books because my friend said they were amazing; keep in mind that when I got into them, they weren't all out yet. I loved the first three, and felt that they really did well telling a story. But then... things got weird around the second Max plot arch, and got REALLY weird when they introduced that random dude who was like made for Max or whatever. I stopped reading there. I could put up with the random drama in the other books, but that really did it for me. I have fond memories of the first three books, and choose to pretend the other ones were never written. (Still love the series, and the characters. But, honestly, I'll never finish the series).

Ah.. Twilight, the glory days of my teen years. Loved it when I was 14, now turning 23 I didn't feel the same way anymore. Watched the movie recently and I cringed so hard. Made the book seemed even more ridiculous (to me).

Great video! I think it's good that you spread this kind of insight on romance and relationships!

Love your new setup! Its so asthetically pleasing 😂

Theres also a moment in Anna and the French Kiss i didnt like where Anna could havr and should have said something to an adult about how a student was bullying her friend but she chose to stay silent instead. That irked me even more than the cheating.

@PeruseProject

7 жыл бұрын

I don't remember that part but that is also not good at all!

all of the windows in the apartment gives you some amazing lighting!! Also for that wall, maybe you can hang up some prints there?

@PeruseProject

7 жыл бұрын

Thats what i was thinking!

I really enjoyed this video! 💕 It's fun and interesting to see how you view things differently sometimes with a complete different POV from back then til now you know 😊

I love the lighting here - it looks great!

I LOVE your new set up! The lighting and white background is so gorgeous!

Loving the new background/camera set up! When will you do an apartment tour? Im dying to see one! :)

I knew bronze horseman would be on this list when I saw the title. I am the exact same way with that series. :P I actually picked it up because of your videos way back when.

I just love you! I think you have such good points when talking about books and honest reasons for disliking, instead of just "it's poop" lmao! Anyways, love watching your videos ❤️

Your natural light in this new place is the bomb! I also loved Maximum Ride, I'm starting to wonder though if I would like it as much now.

The lighting in this video is amazing!

Like the background and angle! Your new apartment looks nice!

I am SO SO happy to hear you talk about the Bronze Horseman this way. When I saw those screenshots on twitter I was shocked! I'm completely with you on reading something when you were younger and years later realizing "oh sh*t that was NOT ok!", but like you said: we grow, we learn :) Btw, off topic but I'm just so happy for you, I watched the moving vlog and seeing someone else my age having finished college and moving with their boyfriend towards a new part of their lives is so motivating! It scares me to soon be done with college and become a "real adult" but now it also kind of excites me? Anyways, I wish you all the best with your job and settling into your new apartment :)

I thought for sure that the last book would be Queen of Shadows...but I am not surprised by all the other books mentioned. For obvious reasons.

@thefireheart7283

7 жыл бұрын

supeng The one thing I find problematic about some of SJM's books is the whole territorial Fae thing... That's pretty much it. I don't like it but it doesn't necessarily make me hate the books.

OMG this popped up and I watched it thinking it was from 2021 but no, you’re just a baby! Totally adorable and still cranking out quality content three years later!

The lighting looks great in your new apartment!

i looove the new setup

god you look so good!!! stunning! glowing! cute shirt! just all around great!

I used to love romance novels but now it's too cheesy and full of cliches So can u recommend me some good romance books plz

@daria4484

7 жыл бұрын

Have you tried historical romance?

@keshaleo7784

7 жыл бұрын

Daria Brutus can u recommend me some good ones plz😃

@DanielaSanchezVEVO

7 жыл бұрын

Kesha Leo outlander is a really good romance novel

@daria4484

7 жыл бұрын

+Kesha Leo Go on Goodreads really helps with finding good suggestions but my personal favorite historical romance authors are Johanna Lindsey, Lisa Kleypas and Mary Balogh

@keshaleo7784

7 жыл бұрын

Daniela thanks a lot I'll surely give it a try

Edward treated Bella with so much respect! He was the perfect, moody gentleman. Bella on the other hand... an absolute obsessed crazy fangirl. Well, he was obsessed with her too.

Thank you for sharing your honest opinions! I also love how you said "Let's spill some tea" in the description XD

OMG THE LIGHTING 😍😍😍 my list of love to hate is a little long too lol

I lovee this type of videos Reagan :D definetly down for a twilight reread review as well! ( to be honest I think the first book is not good, but it gets a bit better at the last couple of books in the saga imo, so maybe a reread of the whole saga as a 20 year old?

girlfraaan.. i love u so much ur videos and ur personality r incredible

Reasons why Reagan is one of my favorite booktubers: videos like this. It's so rare to see critical views on relationships in booktube, especially with ya, so THANK YOU for this video.

loved your video!! i feel like this with a lot of books i used to read when i was younger lmao where is your shirt from exactly? it's sooo pretty! :)

Hi Ragan! So happy you’re getting settled in at your new place! I just have something I’d like to discuss! I love your videos and in no way am I hating on your opinion AT ALL. This is more of a discussion I guess. A lot of youtubers I’ve been watching lately have been very I guess cynical of YA books and how the author “portrays” the characters in the story. One in particular I know of who is always bringing up how certain genders or other people with mental disorders are portrayed in the book. And when I watched your video I was just curious if others felt the same as I do. I understand a lot of people today are very worried about stepping on people’s toes and with recent events I can understand why 100%. But in fiction I was taught just that, it’s fiction, the story isn’t real it’s purely for entertainment. I’ve also seen some booktubers say that it can leave a bad impression on a young mind and I just feel like we’ve stopped enjoying the books how the authors wrote them bc we are so worried about things like this. I just think if someone is still young enough that we are worried it might shape their opinion I think they shouldn’t be reading YA to begin with. Otherwise every story would be the exact same and we’d complain that it was similar to all the other books out there. Horror books involve murder and rape and other horrible things, but they don’t get as much attention bc not a whole lot of popular booktubers are reading them, but the books or authors that are getting hate bc they didn’t betray something or someone properly are getting “trashed” (sometimes) bc one reader didn’t like it but has an influential voice. I just don’t think it’s the authors responsibility to teach “life lessons” in YA, it should be the parents. Anyways all I’m saying is I respect everyone’s opinions on issues like these bc I wouldn’t like it if someone came at me with hatred of my opinion, however I guess i just don’t understand when we lost the ability to just read instead of analyzing every little detail that might be flawed. No ones perfect and no book will ever be 100% perfect for everyone. Much love! I can’t wait for your next video!

The lighting in this video is awesome!!!

I love your t-shirt!! (Of course I'm italian lool) All the love xx

Honestly I kinda thought "Throne of Glass" series was gonna be on here... 😬

@Micahlee_19

7 жыл бұрын

Problematic tropes with the relationships, but Regan has talked about it in other videos in the past so maybe that's why she didn't bring it up

@anybethmae

7 жыл бұрын

She didn't include it because while she recognizes that it's problematic she still enjoys reading them.

@juliannesmith4348

7 жыл бұрын

I was personally hoping it would be. ToG has gone in a way different direction.

@rae88mh

7 жыл бұрын

Lisa Witcher I'm with you 100% on this

@rae88mh

7 жыл бұрын

Julianne Smith very true

I love the concept of this video! It is so important to realize that we grow and change all the time and that sometimes we end up realizing that what we at the time thought was great, isn't so great after all, and that that is totally okay!

I'm in love with the new background!

Hi Regan! I appreciate it that you acknowledge that people grow and now pick up on some aspects that aren't as good an example. The fact is that some people won't see that what they are reading at a certain age is not a good example of a healthy relationship, while others the same age will immediately see that this isn't what you should look for in a relationship, but read it regardless because it is enjoyable and it's fiction. I think it's good to have a discussion about it, but sometimes I feel like out of this discussion a certain "hate" can grow, because sometimes people take it too far and everyone who reads a story with problematic elements is problematic. That's the downside of the whole thing for me. I would defenitely want to see you do a reread and review of Twilight! I think it's interesting to see what you see now, while the book can still be enjoyable.

I really love this setup/background :)

I totally agree with you for all of these! Especially the bronze horseman. I used to love it and then saw the screenshots Whitney posted and I have no idea how I didn't realize how messed up it is!

i'm always ready for some good tea

I read the Bonze Horsemand this year as a 24-year-old and the whole time I was like WHY DOES THIS HAVE SUCH A HIGH RATING??!!!????

Thank you for pointing out about Anna and the French Kiss!!!!!!! I always thought that

I never finished Anna & the French kiss. I just couldn't.

Regan I love your hair so much 😭😭😭

Just stumbled across your channel and glad I did, I subscribed! :)

i agree so much with the Twilight one xD i really wanted you to make a video like this!! yaaay :D

Good point with Anna and the french Kiss! And very nice teeshirt by the way, been to Italy?

You should do this video again but the oposite way around as books you used to hate/disliked but now love/like. Like books that you read when younger but as you've gotten older and you've re read them you've found that you actually like them

But The Bronze Horseman is a historical novel? Is that what you said? Wouldn't that mean the relationship should reflect what relationships would have been then? Not an Ideal relationship that one bases their own on? Just wondering..

Oh man please review Twilight!! Also love the new set up and bookcase -- it looks great! (Also 100 percent agree about Anna and the French Kiss.)

love the commentary on Anna and the French Kiss, thank u

I started reading again recently. I breezed through to all the boys ive loved before (i have to finish the trilogy!!!) And the beast within which is adams version of beauty and the beast. I got through half the book in one night and ive been enjoying it for a really easy read.

I just bought The Bronze Horseman a little while ago because of how much you recommended it! I hope I still like it though :S

@jazz14710

7 жыл бұрын

Natasha Hassan read it its amazing and very heart breaking I love love love this trilogy give it a chance and see it in your own point of view

Twilight and Matched are still two of my favorite books 📚 Love the new set up btw!

Really liked this video Regan! I would actually be interested in your analysis of Anna and the French kiss - I read it and definitely know what you mean about the problematic cheating theme in it. I would also definitely watch a Twilight analysis! (I've only ever watched the movies and found some themes in there unsettling and a little disturbing, e.g. imprinting, sexual tension, the fact that Bella could die if her and Edward consumate their marriage etc.) I feel like they romanticised all of this and I was wondering if it was the same in the books? Thanks for this video 😊👍

Loved this! Thanks for speaking your mind about romanticizing unhealthy and abusive relationship traits. 👌👌 Preach!

I would love to see your review as a twenty-somewhat-old of Twilight!! Twilight introduced me to reading as well and now Im in my twenties I have changed perspectives as well. Intrigued of how you'll review it!

I can totally relate to the what you said about--Maximum Ride. I actually use to read the comics instead of the regular chapter books.

Really loved your video Reagan! I find it so odd that people nowadays are looking outside themselves for what a relationship should be like. I would never have read any of these, or any book ever, and thought that was how a relationship should be, no matter how glorified it was made. A lot of young people look at social media and base relationships (or life in general) off that. Its so sad to see. There's just so much variety of relationshiops all over the spectrum that I actually dont mind authors write whatever they feel like, even if it may seemingly glorify something not so great.

Everyone is cool to have their own opinions, but why is everything 'problematic' nowadays? Fiction isn't there to base your life and morals on, it's there to read and enjoy, maybe learn from, maybe just escape. I'm so bored of everyone deciding they can't like something now because it's 'problematic' (I'm not saying that that is what this video is Regan, I know that we change our opinions of things over time and I completely respect that) But I'm just like what's next? We can't read fantasy because characters murder people and murder is wrong? Or because vampires are against werewolves / faeries are against gnomes / demons are against humans - and we can all 'read between the lines' and see two different races at war, and racism is wrong, therefore these are problematic? We can't read contemporary books from boys POV because as soon as they see the love interest they talk about how pretty they look and this is sexist because we are more than just bodies? No one in a book that is a certain religion or ethnicity or sexuality or from a certain country or gender can possess any qualities that are associated with said thing because it's stereotypical and therefore 'problematic'? Like seriously, where do we draw the line on fictitious stories? Is it because it's easier to police books than it is to figure out the crazyness going on in the world?

@koreyhoss9523

5 жыл бұрын

Catsandcamera i don’t think stories that cover problematic topics is the issue, it’s the romanticism of problematic relationships and such. for example, both twilight and lolita portray problematic relationships but twilight romanticizes the relationship while lolita highlights the issues of it

Ragen i love your videos sooo much

I know that the relationship in the Bronze Horseman is problematic now but is it really in the context its set in ? I mean we're talking about Russia at the beginning of the 20th century, the balance between men and women was very different and unfair then. Doing it otherwise would probably have been a little anachronic I think ?

Love this video, it's always interesting to see how we grow! I never finished the Bronze Horseman, like you said problematic relationship(s). I tried to push through because the history aspect and siege of Leningrad was really interesting and hard hitting but just couldn't do it Sadly, I bought all three books of the trilogy before I realized I wasn't going to read them anymore T_T

Twilight was literally the first thing I thought of when I clicked on this video 😅 I'm not sure I ever "loved" the series, but I read all the books and definitely enjoyed them more than I ever could now! I also 100% agree with your thoughts on Anna and the French Kiss.

can you actually make a video about the bronze horseman? i recently read it and was surprised that you had recommended it

never actually thought liking a book and then disliking it later, now I am thinking about all those books I read and wondering if my thoughts have changed

Yes! I feel the same way about Anna and the French Kiss. Although I really like the book, the cheating part feels wrong. It cheapens St Claire and Anna's relationship .

I love your hand movements when you say "...I dislike, or hate. slash/hate" I don't know why lol

will have many book I like you soon! So that's why I make bookshelf tour for my first video because I love watching it!📚💙

I totally agree with Matched. I was obsessed with it when I was like 13 then I started Crossed a few years later and couldn't do it. Now when I look back I'm like 'meh', how did I read this?

Maximum ride had me hooked at 16!!! Even then I notice the push on the storyline for more books.

I agree with you on the twilight book could only read a couple of chapters couldn't go on.

I definitely agree with Maximum Ride. For me, it's just a story that was also filled with teen angst and loose ends. Although, I used to love it when I was younger.

Regan please make the book talk about the Bronze Horseman! I loved that book after reading it upon your recommendation, but I agree with your points. It would be great to see it fleshed out

i love the way you explained how you chose the title for this video XD

I totally agree with you about portraying these things to young readers it is not ok and as a writer I believe we should be promoting healthy and kind relationships in our stories!

hey your hair looks really good today.

Bella!!!! I remember watching the movie and being the only one cheering when Bella first came on screen.

Ha ha ha...when my oldest was about 12 she got really into the Maximum Ride series. I read the first 2 books and only made it halfway through the 3rd...awful is an understatement. She loved them though. Recently she (at 18) stumbled upon a new book in the series that she didn't know about and picked it up looking forward to diving back into a favorite story. She only made it 1/4 of the way in before she gave up, lol. She put the book back into the library back and sighed, "Ok, you were right...this is really terrible."

I know that the relationship in the bronze horseman has some problematic elements in it, but I still absolutely love that series and romance. I can objectively look at it and go "ok, that was pretty messed up and manipulative" but i still think it was a great story that was really well written. And I definitely think their are relationships like that out there, especially in that time period, so the author is showing a truthful side to relationships, albeit not one girls should look up and aspire to have.

Something I have just realized very recently is that books should not be taken as gospel. I used to think, they have been edited and published, read many and many times before they have reached my eyes, so there really shouldn't have any problems. And I just realized after discovering rant reviews, books can be problematic, they can be wrong, and they could impact me in a negative way. As an impressionable teen ( I'm fourteen), my views on the world are greatly impacted by books. I dunno where I'm really going with this comment, but I just hope I help someone realize that books can be wrong before they shape their views into something bad.

I think it would be super cool if you did a "books I hated but now I love" video! I don't know if that has happened to anyone, but definitely a few classics I hated in high school I enjoy now, haha.

Matched is on this list! Yes!

Since You've Been Gone by Morgan Matson also has really touchy stuff about cheating in it and while I loved the book and thought it was really cute, even when I first read it I felt kind of icky about that part and didn't really want it to happen??

@austinm2293

7 жыл бұрын

anna yeah but atleast in that book it had consequences for the characters, unlike Anna

@MsDream1999

7 жыл бұрын

I feel you however i think that the character gets called out and showed why it was wrong by her friend,thats why i felt it was okay,it didnt go unnoticed and it wasnt romantacize, contrary to anna,even the way the way they. talk about the girl in the relashionship was more mature and healthy in since ouve been gobe.

@HerbOlTea

6 жыл бұрын

anna I was just thinking about Since You've Been Gone in regards to cheating, but, as I remember, SYBG pointed out how cheating was not an okay thing to do, and that cheating is disrespectful, right?