Brené Brown

And she told me she was loving this book.

And I started reading it and I couldn't put it down.

It was Twilight.

I read the whole series.

We watched all the movies together.

I actually really love it.

You can laugh at me, but there's some...

I don't even know how to defend this.

I'm just going to say there is an incredible, there's an incredible scene in one of the Twilight movies that just, that was not in the book, that could not have been written.

And it was one of the only moments I've ever felt that a movie was better than a book.

And it sort of blew my mind.

It's the, ah, spoiler.

I mean, you don't have to worry about spoilers.

It's not going to happen.

Yeah.

Yeah, okay, fair.

It's that scene where, you know how Arrow can see the future?

So it's that scene where this whole thing happens, and then all of a sudden, many of the vampires you care about die.

Like, I can't believe they just killed off all these people, and you're at the edge of your seat, and then you realize, like, no, you're in Arrow's head, and he's showing, I think he's showing Edward a preview of what's gonna happen,

And I've always felt cheated when a show or a movie does a dream sequence.