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We are Liza and Melissa, two genx autistic women who love so many fandoms! After years as youtubers in the toy world, we decided to try something new and we hope you will enjoy getting to know us when we are unmasked and overstimulated!
Unknown Host hosts Fandomly Speaking, a leisure show with 61 episodes published.
It should come as no surprise that we are both collectors of hobbies and we collect stuff for our hobbies because collecting stuff for hobbies is in itself a hobby. If you know, you know. We are Liza and Melissa, two gen
Dungeon Crawler Carl episode is finally here! We are so in love with these books in all their formats. Princess Donut, Mongo and the gang have become like family to us. We are Liza and Melissa, two genx autistic women wh
Widows Bay on AppleTV is a new obsession for us! We love this creepy island and all its odd inhabitants with their mysteries and lore and, well just watch the show!We are Liza and Melissa, two genx autistic women who lov
We said we wanted to find new fandoms and we think we found two! Can you guess which ones? Heated Rivalry, Widows Bay, What We Do in the Shadows or Traitors?We are Liza and Melissa, two genx autistic women who love so ma
We are both big fans of science fiction and we can't help but notice how the content and type of sci fi has changed and evolved over time as society changes. We are Liza and Melissa, two genx autistic women who love so m
We got teen idol magazines from when we were each 13 and wow! We don't remember a bunch of these guys! We are Liza and Melissa, two genx autistic women who love so many fandoms! After years as youtubers in the toy world,
Yes we are raging about aging again, but it is a topic near and dear to our hearts. Hollywood is another area that women are losing ground instead of gaining. We are Liza and Melissa, two genx autistic women who love so
How do things keep getting worse and more confusing as we move through the decades via Cosmopolitan magazine. 2002 was a strange time for women!We are Liza and Melissa, two genx autistic women who love so many fandoms! A
Grease was the word for us GenX kids. Does this musical classic still hold up today? Let's discuss!We are Liza and Melissa, two genx autistic women who love so many fandoms! After years as youtubers in the toy world, we
So many of us have tv shows, movies and books that we reach for when we need some comfort. They are like a safe space, a snuggly blanket.We are Liza and Melissa, two genx autistic women who love so many fandoms! After ye
We had high hopes for the 90's but our 1992 issue of Cosmopolitan reminded us that things were very, very messed up in the early 90's. Cosmo 1982: https://youtu.be/FhFjRS71zgECosmo 1972: https://youtu.be/2QbBf3IMxQkWe ar
This week we feel like we might be missing out. So we are trying to decide which new fandoms might be a good fit for us. Heated Rivalry, Traitors, Alchemised or Knight of the Seven Kingdoms?We are Liza and Melissa, two g
Sometimes a side character takes the spotlight and sometimes they are just awesome. This week we are sharing some of our favorite characters who weren't the star, but should have been.We are Liza and Melissa, two genx au
It's not that we want the bad guys to win, but there are just some characters that you can't help but love! This week we are talking about our favorite movie villains.We are Liza and Melissa, two genx autistic women who
You know we love movies from our younger years, but some of them have curdled, while others are just a little off. Let's talk about some of our favorite movies from the 70's and 80's that do not hit the same anymore. We
We looked back at the 1982 Cosmopolitan and the 80's were an absolutely confusing time to be a woman. Go Girl but also Stop Girl! We are Liza and Melissa, two genx autistic women who love so many fandoms! After years as
Okay, maybe we are thinking a little too doomsday, but at least we had some fun with it! Who would you pick to be on your team for the end of the world? We are Liza and Melissa, two genx autistic women who love so many f
With the news of a 6th ACTOAR book that got us thinking about another series we loved last year, the Empyrean Series. Today we discuss the fan theories about Fourth Wing, Iron Flame and Onyx Storm because we have no idea
With the news that Sarah J. Maas is releasing two new A Court of Thornes and Roses (ACOTAR) books we had to talk about some fan theories. There are a few we really love and some that make no sense!We are Liza and Melissa
What would romantasy be without tropes? They are situations we understand. We kind of know the rules. But what tropes do we love and what tropes do we hate?We are Liza and Melissa, two genx autistic women who love so man
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