A good girl’s guide to miscellaneous media

Hello to my non-existent readers, I have recently been rather busy with all sorts But of course, I have time for you guys. I originally had another topic planned for this week However, this one has been coming up in the past few weeks in many conversations I've been having since I published the romcom issue.     That conversation of course surrounds the MCU. Love it or hate it, the MCU has defined most of Gen z’s cinema experiences and has managed to be the main talking point when discussing movies for well over a decade. Depending on who you are, you may see the fuel and hype the MCU once had fading.  I mean  it certainly isn’t the same as it was (queue the harry styles) . There are tons of factors contributing to this, and I plan to explore them today and look back in retrospect to what really drew us all in.

Hello readers I had some trouble coming up with today’s issue. As seen in the previous issue, I   was   going to talk about stories that celebrate storytelling. However i discovered what i really meant was stories that celebrate imagination. It had been months since I read the books I wanted to talk about  and thanks to the rapid rate at which i read and my goodreads goal, i had forgotten the majority of the plots. Recounting the plots was seeming like it would warrant a full reread of like 4 books, which i have no time for. Thus the idea was scrapped. But that’s all besides the point because i turned to my one comfort in life (this is a stretch) Romantic comedies 😁 •̩̩͙˚⁺‧. •̩̩͙˚⁺‧.˚ •̩̩͙ ✩. •̩̩͙˚⁺‧. •̩̩͙*˚⁺‧. ˚ *•̩̩͙ ✩. •̩̩͙˚⁺‧. •̩̩͙˚⁺‧.˚ •̩̩͙ ✩. •̩̩͙˚⁺‧. •̩̩͙*˚⁺‧. ˚ *•̩̩͙ ✩. I am nothing if not a romantic, and i’m so serious.   If you think deeply enough about it, romantic comedies   are the best genre in everything. Books, comics, movies,   tv shows, a...