A Geech With Kelly Williams Brown
Kelly: I think it’s also important, when you ask someone out
to be really fucking clear about your intentions.
Me: YES
Kelly: Like, the whole reason you are finding this bravery within yourself is because you can’t bear to not know.
Me: “Hey, maybe we could get together to talk about a project” is not a date
Kelly: So don’t water that down by writing something that could be interpreted as just friendly.
“Hey, my roommates and I are having a party on Saturday” — also not a date.
me: “Hey, awesome seeing you Saturday. Any interest in getting a drink sometime?” Date!
Kelly: Date!
Me: “Hey, awesome seeing you Saturday. I might be in the neighborhood this weekend, let me know if you’re around.” Nooooot a date.
Kelly: Not a date.
Asking someone out on a date should contain a call to action. The more specific, the better.
“Hey, it was great seeing you Saturday. Want to grab a drink after work this Friday?”
Me: Genius. Totally a date.
Girl vs. Whale: The Space Between Us
I think about kissing you like—pardon the horrible analogy—a starving man daydreams about food. I imagine your fingers on my spine, playing the vertebrate there at the base like a child tentatively plays a piano in an empty room. I can feel your mouth at the base of my neck, your rough lips…
Like most fantasy television shows, Game of Thrones is largely populated by English actors speaking with English accents. This is because Americans are still unconvinced that England is a real country, and associate English speech patterns with kings and magic and sorcery and frequent stabbings.
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True facts.
What Is Going on With the Accents in Game of Thrones?
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Please click through watch the interview with Rose Leslie. Ygritte 4ever.
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…but I have to stay in this big, white room
