“I’ve loved you from the first time I saw you. I think I was twelve. It took me three years to pluck up the courage to speak to you. And I was so scared of the way I felt. You know, loving a girl. I learned how to become a sarcastic cadela, puta to make it feel normal. I screwed guys to make it go away, but it didn’t work.
When we got together, it scared the shit out of me, because you were the one person who could ruin my life. I pushed you away. I made you think things were your fault. But. Really I was just terrified of the pain.
I screwed that girl Sophia, to kind of spite you for having that...

Welcome to skins Reviews, episode two!
So, Emily this time. mais like Naomily, probably :)
Ok, don’t know even where to start.
This episode, was for sure, much better than the first, an about one thing I’m sure: either you amor it, or you hate it. You don’t go on indifference to it.
Against the first episode, where you end like ‘oh, hum, ok, whatever, what’s the seguinte one actually?’, in this one, or you get totally upset and mad to Naomi’s acts, or maybe you beg for them to end up together (possibly, you can also be happy, in case you’re not a Naomily fan). But guarantee, this episode...

Dr Cook (Naomily Phenomenon) interviewd Lily Loveless recently and here is a sneak visualização of the full interview that will be featured in the book.

Dr. Ann-Marie Cook: You’re on record as being quite a film buff. What do you amor about movies?
Lily Loveless: Probably the escapism and that it’s a completely different sort of world where you’re not in your own world anymore. When I watch a film I’m just in there and nothing’s going on around me, it’s only the film. I think it’s just the escapism and you can create whatever world you want in a film. I can’t really explain it, it...