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As most of you know, I am not a fan of the way romance is treated in literature today. I like a story about a cute couple as much as anyone, but when things like rape and unhealthy obsession are portrayed as totally normal and romantic, and the book is full of so many graphic... Continue Reading →
Happy New Years! It's the end of 2025 so I just wanted to do a review of what I've been up to this year and thank you all for your support. It's been a big year for the Tanuki Corner, so here's some highlights.... #1: 42.8K Views This year's views nearly quadrupled from last year's... Continue Reading →
Back in January, I did a review of Season 1 of the hit comedy The Office after watching it on DVD. I intended to do another review of it after I finished Season 6, but, in classic fashion, procrastinated until now. On the bright side, I can now say my brother and I have binged... Continue Reading →
'Tis the holiday season, so it's time to start thinking about stuff we should just leave in 2025. This may be a bit early, but I don't care. I'll probably find some more stuff to add to this list in the next month and a half. #1: Masks This should've been left in 2020, or... Continue Reading →
Ah, yes. Yet another blog post I've wanted to do for several months now but have been putting off for the wonderful excuse of...reasons. This is what happens when you come up with most of your blog post ideas at 3 a.m. after being jolted awake by your subconscious and saying: "Why haven't I thought... Continue Reading →
https://www.youtube.com/embed/csyuRoEfFRQ This look took 2.5 hours to complete and was inspired by this look: As a side note, I did this face paint look because I think it's really cool and beautiful. I know some Christians won't agree with me on celebrating Halloween, but personally, I think it's fine as long as you're not playing... Continue Reading →
Finally, over a year after I read this epic, I'm talking about it on the blog. Let's give three cheers for procrastination! But, on a more serious note, Beowulf is the most important work of literature in the English language. Written by an unknown author around 700-750 A.D., Beowulf is relevant for its cultural framework,... Continue Reading →
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