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What are you currently watching?

LavenderPiano

I thought it would be nice to know what other people are watching.

For me, I'm watching My Love Story (anime), Gilmore Girls (American TV show) for the millionth time lol, and They Kiss Again (Taiwan TV show). I also like to watch Twitch VODs, and BTS lives and videos. 

I have some other shows I'm watching that I've kind of put on hold as well because I always start new series that are of more interest to me, but I always try to go back and finish them. 

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  • Francis Bourgeois' 'We Saved a Train' series. Really interesting for us machinery nerds [even more so for trainspotters!].

    Also, this lovely interview of Francis by Rylan. Francis' documentaries and podcasts are truly heartwarming; great for autistic people afraid to reveal and revel in their specialist interests, afraid to 'be themselves.' Francis/Luke shares how he learned to factor both sides of his identity, and become fulfilled and happy in himself. Though he doesn't claim to be autistic, his story is useful for autistic people struggling with confidence and identity, as Francis' childhood strugges reflect similar issues, and his social media success makes him a good role model

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  • Francis Bourgeois' 'We Saved a Train' series. Really interesting for us machinery nerds [even more so for trainspotters!].

    Also, this lovely interview of Francis by Rylan. Francis' documentaries and podcasts are truly heartwarming; great for autistic people afraid to reveal and revel in their specialist interests, afraid to 'be themselves.' Francis/Luke shares how he learned to factor both sides of his identity, and become fulfilled and happy in himself. Though he doesn't claim to be autistic, his story is useful for autistic people struggling with confidence and identity, as Francis' childhood strugges reflect similar issues, and his social media success makes him a good role model

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