being in denmark is messing with my mind

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I think there must be some kind of problem with me; I am drawn towards really crappy English TV-shows like, like a magnet draws iron. Or something. And now I'm into Skins, which I am being mocked for by Gemma already, but it's kind of addictive - or certainly, the Emily/Naomi storyline is. I mean, sure, it's just another coming-out story, but it's really well executed and just so...realistic? And Emily such an awesomely sweet character and hot and also, a box of fannies. I kind of - actually, it mostly makes me very, very happy I'm not a teenager anymore, and that I've always been very sure of my sexuality (at least, I've never had doubts about liking fannies. I waver on the male issue).

Also, I've been listening to Mads and Monopolet so much that I'm turning it into a fandom. Skins is preferable to this, as Danish fandoms only end in tears, or rather, in really weird fanfiction scenarios.

Also, also, internets, why so low on Regeneration fanfiction? I want to read more about Rivers and Sassoon, and as my biographies and Ghost Road are in England, I look to the internet. And no help. This, I feel is not fair.

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[vampirespider.livejournal.com]

(I love your geekery! Your geekery makes me so happy! \o/

And your paragraph also makes me very happy, because I can see where all those problems might come into play.

People expect too much from psychology, methinks)

THIS IS TRUE. VERY TRUE.

(some one needs to take these podcasts away from me. I must have listen to the All-Stars recordings....6 times, maybe? ARGH!)

[lattara.livejournal.com]

(People expect psychology to be like *chemistry* - oh, people, you are *so wrong*.)

I'M LOOKING AT YOU.

(Marie, *step away from the podcasts*. We don't want to hurt anyone, but we will.)