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As a kid, I used to be fascinated with horror movies and true-crime shows. Dahmer's story has been one of my favorites simply because of the way he acted when asked about his crimes. His demeanors and lack of remorse stuck with me and I feel like I have watched enough interviews and documentaries to say that Evan Peter's acting is phenomenal (as always) and with Ryan Murphy's direction, everything is just ✨chef kiss. 🥵SPOILER🥵 As mentioned earlier, I always loved true crime shows, mainly because of the effects and psychology part... As I grow older, I slowly lose interest in these shows, I felt sorry for the victims, their families and there is really not much I can do... But old habits die hard, so I continue to watch true crime documentaries... When I saw an ad showing Peters portraying Dahmer, I was sooo excited and I felt the young me leapt for joy, I knew he'd do a great job (which he did, obvs). I cannot stop crying.... Not out of fear but out of helplessness... I knew there was a racial issue in US but this series just helped opened my eyes how bad it was... The blatant disrespect for the lives of people of color is so absurd and the fact that years after all these happened, very few people cared and nothing much has changed... I am truly sorry for the family of Konerak and Hughes and all other victim's family. It's been 2 days since I finished the series and I can't stop thinking about the lives that was so abruptly ended because the people who are in position to stop a criminal couldn't care less. My heart still grieves. 🤧😭

to be a star is a special thing and people give up a whole bunch of themselves just to be one. as a fat girl, people always recommend that I watch this movie and I watched clips of it just to get the idea and I thought that I hated it. of course, everybody loved her since she is all pretty now... but now that I have completely watched it, I truly love the movie and the acting. it was superb for all characters, not lacking and not too much. and the underlying issue with regards to plastic surgery and people's acceptance of it is still something to ponder. overall, I really love it and definitely recommend to all! everyone, fat, slim, ugly or pretty, at some point, we lose confidence in ourselves and we thought that maybe if this or that happens, life will be perfect. however, there are some deep scars and troubles that will only be resolved by being true to ourselves <3

I would say that the book is a bit of a drag, and for someone religious, it might seem offensive to take a religious figure like Mary as a nonchalant lady wearing Nikes. Nevertheless, as I read the book, I learned/peaked on the faith of Marian devotees, which has always seem a little bit odd to me. Like some, I did not give Mary much attention, turns out the world did a pretty good job on putting Marian sightings out of regular view and this book somehow shed a light on how the Marian devotees grew in number. My faith is still in Jesus alone, and not on the Virgin Mary, but this was an interesting read, and the half part of the book is what really made me give it a 4-star review. It became a bit more personal, rather than just summarizing a research paper. And weirdly enough, just as when I finished the book, I wished there was more to it.