#bts fl

[discoholicmusic]

🏢 Discoholic HQ (2024)

[warmglowofsurvival]

behind the scenes of the shy away music video

[cinnaumon]

one thing i dont find enough when it comes to fic ideas are the sappy stories with a down bad ML who's so obsessed with his lover that he just hates being apart from them for more than five minutes... can we have more fics with a ML like jang sinyu?? please??

[ddaeng-angmoh]

Maaaan, she shouldn't have been SUPER honest, but she should have been honest she knew him. Like, "yeah, I knew you but we didn't get along." I mean, sure, it wouldn't have protected her forever. But I think her spitting out his name really made it worse. Cause now he knows she knew him, and had a reason for hiding it. Which means that mofo gotta figure it out. (Doesn't help him thinking he knew her, cause then he gotta figure out who she reminds him of thats taking up his mind if he doesn't actually know her.

If you KNOW you have a loose mouth, don't lie, just omit all the facts 😭 especially with a yandererere Joon. Cause he is gonna be more pissed you lied skfjfkfkfit

As always, freaking amazing. But like??? GURL WHYYYY!!! DID YOU REALLY THINK YOU COULD FOOL NAMJOON????

can we get amnesia trope with namjoon pleaseee?

Never Forget You

Pairing: Mafia!Kim Namjoon x Reader

Warnings: Soft Yandere, Obsessiveness, Possessiveness, Manipulative behavior, If you’re not 18+ please, PLEASE, do not interact. Be mindful of the warnings. Let me know if I miss anything.

3000 celebration

“Do I know you?”

You visibly stiffened when you heard his deep voice. You tried to calm your heart that was beating too fast, tried to breathe slowly. But how could you pretend like nothing was happening when Kim Namjoon was literally standing in front of you? When it had been almost a year since you last saw him?

When it had been eight months since you left him?

When it had been eight months since you last saw him bruised and bloodied?

You heard him chuckled softly when a moment passed and you still didn’t acknowledge him. You were terrified. You knew nothing was simple with him. You knew nothing was uncomplicated when it came to you and him… and Namjoon suddenly appearing in front of you made you lose all the progress you made.

You thought you had escaped him. Yet now, he was standing in front of you.

Suddenly, you were back to being that naive girl who loved him too much.

“I’m sorry if I scared you. It’s just that…you looked familiar,” Namjoon trailed off when you finally looked up at his tall form. The first thing you noticed was the scar on the side of his forehead, a clear and bitter reminder of how the two of you ended on what seemed like lives ago. The second thing you noticed was the color of his hair. The old Namjoon would never dare color his hair, but the man in front of you was spontaneous enough to do so.

The last thing you noticed about him was his eyes- they were no longer angry. His eyes looked as angelic as the first time you met him. Kim Namjoon looked at peace.

And so, you lied.

You lied because he deserved the peace and you were terrified.

“I’m sorry. I don’t know you.”

The second time you crossed paths with him again was after two months. You decided to move again the very next day that you saw him. You were certain you weren’t safe, that you needed distance from him for your sanity and his peace. However, destiny seemed to laugh at your efforts.

You were walking, your eyes focused on the scenery on your way to work when you felt someone crashed into you, cold liquid poured on your white shirt. The dark contrast of coffee against your shirt was enough to make you lose your composure. You were about to unleash hell on the assailant when you saw who it was.

However, his face shut you up. Of course it was him. Again.

“I’m so sorry!” Kim Namjoon exclaimed in a horrified voice, his mouth focused on your wet shirt and the see-through brassiere that you snapped your fingers in front of him.

“Eyes up here, Namjoon!”

He looked at you sheepishly, rubbing the back of his neck when he realized what you said…when he realized what you called him. Suddenly, he lost the apologetic look on his face, his eyes widened with curiosity and suspicion.

“What did you just call me?” He asked in a deep voice. He tilted his head to the side, his mannerism even before the accident. You hated how you still knew about this. You so badly wanted to erase him from your thoughts.

In fact, it should have been you who lost the memories. In that way, you would be able to escape his memories: the good and the bad.

You stepped back when he walked closer to you. You were glad that this happened in public. You wouldn’t be this glad, though, if this happened eight months ago. If this happened eight months ago, Namjoon would just simply take what he wanted regardless of the consequences.

“You called me Namjoon,” he stated, his eyes taking you in. He looked lethal despite the changes in him. For heaven’s sake, the old him wouldn’t be caught wearing a tote bag like he did now. The old him wouldn’t even dare wear whatever he color of clothes he was wearing right now.

You opted to look at his chest rather than his eyes, which he found rather unacceptable. You gulped when you felt his finger tilting your chin up to meet his eyes. “Do you know me, sweetheart?”

Sweetheart. The one he used to call you so lovingly…yet sometimes he did so mockingly. You were shaking when you met his curious eyes.

He chuckled without any emotions when moment passed and you didn’t confirm nor deny. “Was I a bad person that you would lie to me about knowing me?”

He wasn’t. Until love or rather, until obsession swallowed him whole.

For the second time, and what probably was the last time, Kim Namjoon let you go. The tears that were pooling in your eyes were enough for him to gently let you walked away from him.

“Are you going to be honest now?” He asked his father who was sitting in front of him as though he was the king himself. In a way, he was. They sat on top of the hierarchy in the underworld, and Kim Namjoon before the accident was the King when his father stepped down. He was the king, yet he couldn’t lead right now because of his memories.

They said he was chasing after someone when it happened.

They said the person wasn’t important and that the person was now gone.

The doctor was confident that he would remember everything in due time, which was fine to him. Really. It was fine. However, he felt a constant stabbing pain in his heart. He felt incomplete. He felt as though his world lost its balance.

Something was missing.

Someone was missing.

Because if not, how could he explain the dreams that both haunted and enchanted him each night? How could he explain the scenes similar to that of a movie whenever he closed his eyes of a girl who loved him?

Someone loved him.

And he was desperate to remember her, to get her back in his arms where she obviously belonged. He was simply restless.

“What are you talking about, son?”

Gently, he laid his palm on the wooden table. He leaned in, his calmness a mask to his insanity. Namjoon was always calm, yet his calmness was lethal. His father knew about this. Most especially, you knew about this. “Don’t lie to me,” he whispered in his deep voice. “Who was I chasing that night, father?”

His father thought he deserved the truth, yet he didn’t want to him to know. His son had always been levelheaded, yet when it came to you, his ever-loving sanity vanished. Personally, he thought it was a blessing in disguise when he forgot about you.

He should’ve known, Namjoon would never just let go. His obsession was stronger than the clean state of his memories. He recognized that obsession because he too was once obsessed with Namjoon’s mother. And it was his love that drove her away.

He didn’t want it to happen to Namjoon.

Yet, it still did. He drove you away.

“And this time, please don’t lie to me.”

He regarded him with his eyes, “You were chasing your fiancé that night.”

Three months passed, and you hadn’t seen him since then. You moved once again, living peacefully. Or so you thought.

It had been thirteen months since you escaped from him. The car chase was something you would never want to relive, yet you could remember it clear as day. His love suffocated you. What was once a sweet relationship turned sour when he let the darkness won. He terrified you. His love was obsessive, his embrace became tighter, his kisses became more desperate the more he felt you pulling away. But didn’t he realize you pulled away because he stopped being the Namjoon you fell in love with?

And when you finally discovered how deep his obsession was, how people suddenly disappeared when he felt they were a threat, you had the courage to leave him. But he didn’t take it easy. Of course, he didn’t. When he found your ring on his bedside table, he lost it.

And that was how the car chase happened. That was how he lost you.

You turned your head to look in front of you when you heard someone sat. You thought that finally, your date your coworker set you up with finally arrived. But instead of him, Kim Namjoon was there.

He sat down comfortably, his eyes focused on the menu. And you knew, you just knew that he was back. His hair was dark once again. Gone was the tote bag and simplicity in his clothes. Now, he was sporting the usual suit you knew he favored.

It scared you that he hadn’t once looked up at you. He only did so when he placed his order, and you noticed he ordered for two. He ordered your favorite.

He remembered now.

“W-what are you doing here?” Your voice trembled as you took him in.

“You’re here, sweetheart. Where else would I be?” He asked in a mocking voice, his eyes finally on yours as he took you in.

Thirteen months you ran.

Thirteen months he lived without you.

He had enough.

“What did you do to him…”

He leaned in, his head tilted to the side. “Don’t worry, sweetheart. We only…talked.”

“Don’t lie to me!” You hissed, anger getting the best of you. “What. Did. You. Do?”

Suddenly, the restaurant was emptied by men wearing dark suits. And then they dragged the bloodied man inside. You were crying, you didn’t realize until Namjoon wiped your tears. He hated seeing you cry. It was his weakness.

Perhaps, he loved you too much.

“Shh,” he comforted you, standing up to kneel beside you. He looked into your eyes with overflowing love, with too much love that it drowned you. “Nothing will happen to him. I promise you.”

He kept his promises, always.

After all, he promised you that he would never leave you. And beyond his memory loss, he never left you. Namjoon kept on coming back.

“If you marry me now, nothing would happen to him.”

You looked at his sincere eyes. He looked worried over your state. “Do you promise?”

“Yes, sweetheart. I promise.”

That night, he slipped back the ring you left. That night, Kim Namjoon promised that he would love you forever.

That night, he promised to himself that he would never let you escape again…and that he would never forget you again.

[dramashutup]

The thing with Back From the Brink came out before FoF is...we already got gold like

1. Riley Wang as Bai Xiaosheng smiling a lot. And having a lot of screentime. A lot. So much. I love it. I love him.

This is only from the final ep. He's a precious precious bean to me

2. HMH as Tian Yao losing his loved one for a change. My fave au idea is what if Wen Xiao insisted on dying and dies :D

Tianyao being the no joke kinda guy who's quite the opposite of ZYZ in terms of personality. Yan Hui is the energetic, happy-go-lucky badass demon (at the end) lady.

My genderbend au lives on 🥰🥰

And then waiting for Yan Hui (the fl) to reborn

It's a happy ending !!! :DD

My review of this drama :

the actress really carried the drama. Zhou Ye I'm waiting for your Legend of Female General tho that's really different from BFtB. I love seeing Zhou Ye and HMH natural interactions in the bts idek why this is in the review lol. They're a cute couple from the drama 🥰

[kuronekonerochan]

Marry My Husband Spoilers

FL says "Dynamite"

Me, immediately: "Oh fuck. You just gave the jig up gurl. It's over"

ML *oblivious* says: "Spring day".

Me: "Double fuck. You both slipped up. Definitely game over."

Them both: " Ha, ha,ha."

Me: ".... are....they really not gonna notice it?"

Both leads: "* laughter dies, brain slowly computes, they repeat what they just heard, end episode*"

Me: "Well, I guess I am more of a bts fan than either of them lol. Definitely not army ppl. "

[pleasereadmeok]

"It's been a total delight."

Matthew Goode talking about working with Anthony Hopkins in 'Freud's Last Session'

📷 FLS BTS cast interviews my edit

[the-disemvoweler]

How do you feel about the opinion of the Hebrew language? (Vowels are only present in children's media and adults are expected to be able to read without them)

Hw d y fl bt th pnn f th Hbrw lngg? (Vwls r nl prsnt n chldrn's md nd dlts r xpctd t b bl t rd wtht thm)

As it should be

[armyangxls]

About me: My name is Lexi, I’m 20, Queer, Christian writer, editor, neurodivergent, chronically ill, and my pronouns are she/they

About my stories: Most of my stories are written as chronically ill gender neutral readers! And all are autistic queer plus size readers!

What I post: fandom stuff, fanfics, stories, icons, gifs, fancasts, stimboards, etc

My f/os: Tex Sawyer, Bo Sinclair, Richie Kirsch, Evan Buckley, Ticci Toby, Ryan Hudson, Corey Cunningham, Henry Creel, Mike Munroe, Chris Halliwell, Gilbert Blythe, Johnny Sawyer, Cooper Adams, Herr König, Adam Maitland, Wadsworth (Clue), etc

Random favorite things: Scooby Doo, non sketchy storms, St. Augustine FL, cozy days, horror media, video games, board games, cartoons, road trips, cozy spooky media, ghosts, period media, dusk, Ghibli movies, foggy days, witchy stuff, mysteries, celestial stuff, decorations, paranormal!

Favorite aesthetics: whimsigoth, fairy Grunge, tropical girl, spooky coastal town, anything cozy or spooky!

Favorite music: Chase Atlantic, Chappell Roan, Brye, Isabel LaRosa, She Wants Revenge, BTS, TV girl, Taylor Swift, Conan Gray, Fleetwood Mac, Olivia Rodrigo, The Neighborhood, Lovelytheband, Mazzy Star, Melanie Martinez, Halsey!

Favorite YouTubers: Jake Webber, Johnnie Gilbert, Sam and Colby, Loey Lane, Trek Trendy, Jessii Vee!

Fandoms: BTS, The Vampire Diaries, Encanto, Stranger Things, DC Stargirl, Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, Fear Street, Scream, The Lost Boys, Outer Banks, 9-1-1, 9-1-1 Lone Star, The Crow, Halloween, Nancy Drew, Lisa Frankenstein, House Of Wax, Pretty Little Liars, Elvis (2022), Bridgerton, Are You Afraid of The Dark?, Fate The Winx Saga, Anne of Green Gables (1985-), Riverdale, The Maze Runner, Creepypasta, Marble Hornets, American Horror Story & Stories, Harry Potter (anti JKR), Fantastic Beasts, Scream TV Series, Charmed, Dead By Daylight, My Babysitter’s A Vampire, Sense and Sensibility, I Am Not Okay With This, Love Victor, It (2017), Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children, The Strangers Prey at Night, Rizzoli And Isles, Texas Chainsaw Massacre game, Five Nights At Freddy's, Abigail, Trap, Beetlejuice, etc

Social Medias: @btsarmygirl417 Edit Instagram TikTok @starry-ghost-tour my reblog account @whimsyspookyloves my f/o account

Playlist: Character playlists Part Two Monthly Playlist

DNI: Racists, Homophobos, Transphobos, pro-eds, fatphobos, ableists, Trump Supporters, Nazis, Proshipers, anti self-diagnose, conservatives, etc

Taglists: Stranger Things Taglist Scream Taglist Stargirl taglist Fear Street taglist

Masterlists: Writing Masterlist Gif Masterlist Test Posts Masterlist Fancasts Masterlist Icons Masterlist

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[glossdebut]

get to know your mutuals | tag game

thank you for tagging me @yoonmetogether! putting this under a read more bc it's LONGGG

what's the origin of your blog title? i am not normal about debut yoongi

favorite fandoms: the only fandom that i really have time for anymore is bts/army, but i also very much enjoyed being an orbit when loona first debuted! chasing that rush every day tbh

OTP(s)/shipname: ME AND YOONGI!!!! hjsdhdsjfhsfkj is it bad if i say i don't really pay attention to character ships in media? i'm enjoying loid and yor in spy x family so far but other than that idk...

favorite color: like a mauve purple, & blood red <3

favorite game: animal crossing probably? i don't play a lot of video games. recently i had a months-long stint where i played destiny 2 obsessively though?

song stuck in your head: the ladies at the dollar store near my work were playing lauryn hill's can't take my eyes off of you and i have not stopped thinking about it since

weirdest habit/trait? i do not know what i am like LOL

hobbies: reading, writing, drawing, making/organizing spotify playlists

if you work, what's your profession? i work the circulation desk at a public library. i also make photoshop and canva tutorials for their youtube channel

if you could have any job you wish, what would it be? music journalist and novelist

something you're good at: writing (i hope)

something you're bad at: time management LMAO

something you love: (convulsing trying not to say yoongi) talking to my friends

something you could talk about for hours off the cuff: (still convulsing) i've read a lot of music memoirs and was also deeply entrenched in bandom tumblr back in the day, so i unfortunately know a lot of music industry lore and WILL talk about it if given the opportunity

something you hate: WHOLE MILK GODDDD!!! and the movie fantastic planet. i'm a letterboxd girlie but that movie didn't do ANYTHING for me other than make me want to turn it off

something you collect: i'm a t-shirt girlie until i die. every time i go on a trip i get a locational t-shirt. same goes for concerts/events/etc.

something you forget: i have a good memory idk. never forget a bitch

what's your love language? quality time

favorite movie/show: almost famous (2000)

favorite food: the kimchi jjigae at my local korean restaurant changed my brain chemistry the first time i tried it

favorite animal: cats

are you musical? lolll yes. i've been in choir since elementary school. i was a vocal performance major my first year of college but i have horrible stage fright so i switched to journalism. also i just really like music theory and fuck around on cubase and FL studio when i have time

what were you like as a child? pre-puberty i was really outgoing but then The Horrors...

favorite subject at school? english

least favorite subject? math

what's your best character trait? i'm loyal

what's your worst character trait? i'm needy but i never say anything LOL

if you could change any detail of your day right now what would it be? i wouldn't be at work!!!

if you could travel in time who would you like to meet? i would have a torrid love affair with joan jett in the mid-seventies

recommend one of your favorite fanfics (spread the love): terms & conditions by my love @ktownshizzle

tagging @joonary @kkaetnipjeon @100vern @nevieeland @eoieopda @ktownshizzle @newmittens @ki-yomii @aaagustd @yooniivrse @hoseoksluna if any of u want to do it. my feelings will not be hurt if you don’t 🙂‍↕️🫶

[renewedmotionforjudgment]

Other than my still conflicting thoughts on the facial hair, I think it’s a shame that Youku released these as “BTS” bc they are character introduction videos with some interesting scenes.

I will say — it genuinely took me a while to warm up to Li Rong when I was reading the novel. She’s not a classic idol historical FL in that she’s not really the underdog, and the author (acknowledged by Li Rong in the narrative) was gutsy in that she made Li Rong kinda unlikable at the start.

[solarwynd]

Had my ki about FL not recharting and that recomeback not doing well in general but now it’s really funny.

Comparing it to Jimin’s most recent one with the face vinyl the difference in success is so stark. And mind you that’s a group recomeback with a beloved title track vs a solo one for the member that a good chunk of armys secretly don’t even like. So that shows me two things: One, that jimin’s support is undoubtedly very extensive. And two, people aren’t as invested in the fandom to be as involved with these side projects concerning the group like before. Previously, everyone would take part in them, but if it’s not a main comeback, the interest isn’t really there.

Sense of community has always played such a big role in all these events. It was something to have fun with while also increasing stats, but armys have just made it so inhospitable in that fandom a lot of people don’t care anymore. Ntm the focus completely being on jk in regards to support. BTS is not at the forefront for armys right now and it’s not because they’re on hiatus either. I don’t think it’s indicative of how future major comebacks for bts will perform, but it’s further proof that the fandom foundation has really plummeted. And for a group who has relied widely on armys togetherness, it’s not a good state for that fandom to be in at all.

And I know the fact that pjms are large enough to actually make numbers move for jimin bothers armys deeply because they’ve swore down for years that solos don’t actually care about the member that they stan. Now here you have pjms who take the initiative to ensure jimin succeeds and that negates that “bts only have armys.” farce they keep touting. Which is exactly why they keep overcompensating with that slogan every time they think they’re being “challenged” by pjms. It’s their negative feelings about jimin being in such direct conflict with their egos about them being the main pillar of support for bts that has them constantly trying to change the narrative.

[maxzinn]

CALLING ALL WRIOTHESLEY WRITERS!!!

Sooo HEAR ME OUT CUZ I HAVE AN IDEA!!!

I stumbled upon a very heartfelt song from BTS titled “Your Eyes Tell” and it’s so painfully beautiful and it seemed to resonate in my heart despite me not understanding the language that I can’t help but look up the english lyrics on youtube so I can read while listening!

This is the song btw!!

I came to know that the song is an OST from a Japanese melodrama movie called “Your Eyes Can Tell”. SO SPOILER ALERT!!!

It’s about an ex-convict boxer (Male Lead) who met a blind girl, she went blind because she and her family got into a car accident and the one responsible for the accident was the Male Lead but she didn’t know. ML cared for her till the end and took responsibility for his sins, he paid for her treatment and recovery and left her when she recovered from her blindness due to guilt. But he gave her a puppy!

Years later, the puppy is now an adult dog and the dog recognized ML so the dog pounces at him which leads to the fateful reunion of FL and ML! I WANT A HAPPY ENDING BTW

Sooo can someone write a fic inspired by the movie? It just reminded me of Wriothesley well, he’s an ex-convict and a boxer and I love the song so much skjdjdjshdh I hope it’s no trouble! Anyone can partake in writing this! I just want my imagination to be fulfilled 😭

[xwallyiv]

Picture Frames on #35mm by WALLY IV

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Check out the recent YT video for full bts on this session

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Photographer: Wally IV

Model: Daniela Oliveira

Booked by Kelvin

Camera: Rebel G

Lens: 30-80mm

Film: Gold 200

Lab: Olilous film lab

Location: Miami, FL

#miamiphotographer #capetownphotographer #miamiphotography #miamiportraitphotographer #miamilifestylephotographer #hotelphotographer #photographycoach #photographytipsforbeginners #miamibrandphotographer

[asgoodeasgold]

💥 ALL OF MATTHEW'S FLS INTERVIEWS ⬇️

Still on a wee break from making edits but I had a good tidy and thought it would be useful to share a list all the Freud's Last Session video and press interviews Matthew Goode has done over the last 2 months in case you have missed any (pl. Let me know if anything is missing!).

Listed ⬇️ starting with some of my favourites.

VIDEO INTERVIEWS

🔸️GoldDerby ➡️

️https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xlxh5rb0GpY

🔸️Today ➡️ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c-3Q2bAvbXk ➡️

🔸️ScreenFish ➡️ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mh4mFjR6nVg

🔸️Naiad Diaries ➡️ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=naAvrGy0SW8

🔸️Oscars ➡️ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MrnkAZNY1NU

🔸️SPC BTS featurette ➡️ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u-YabJH5BIw

🔸️Next Best Picture ➡️ https://nextbestpicture.com/the-next-best-picture-podcast-interview-with-freuds-last-session-star-matthew-goode/

🔸️The Movie Report ➡️ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6fIsauNjc7A

🔸️Leah Klett ➡️ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pDyOMrQHFZo

🔸️The Collision ➡️ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sHy8sz0Wia8

🔸️Christian Channel ➡️ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LdVSGIVcg5w

🔸️Culture Pop Podcast ➡️ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pasuWtwEkkI

🔸️The Mary Sue ➡️ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EXQOvb3Ithg

🔸️Screen Rant Plus ➡️ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-vcmVOIvhGI

🔸️Sioux City Journal ➡️ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f_9tcM8B5xM

🔸️movieweb ➡️ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HUt-1Rc7VL8

🔸️Risen Magazine ➡️ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MqjeFrx6_1U

🔸️Aleteia ➡️ https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x8qs4p5

🔸️FandomWire Interviews ➡️ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fBO8ICSVHwA

🔸️Life in Film Podcast - Elliot James Langridge ➡️ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ci39Ie_xYAY

🔸️Arts Express Radio ➡️ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qVlFjgHNfbg

🔸️Pop Culturalist ➡️ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hemTKtxkPow

PRESS INTERVIEWS

🔹️Anthem ➡️ https://anthemmagazine.com/the-gospel-of-matthew-goode/

🔹️Collider ➡️ https://collider.com/matthew-goode-anthony-hopkins-freuds-last-session/

🔹️Casting Networks ➡️ https://www.castingnetworks.com/news/matthew-goode-talks-channeling-c-s-lewis-working-with-sir-anthony-hopkins-in-freuds-last-session/

🔹️Christianity Today ➡️ https://www.christianitytoday.com/ct/2023/december-web-only/freuds-last-session-interview-matthew-goode-c-s-lewis.html

🔹️Le Devoir ➡️ https://www-ledevoir-com.translate.goog/culture/cinema/804791/cinema-freud-last-session-divan-anthony-hopkins?_x_tr_sl=auto&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=en-US&_x_tr_pto=wapp

🔹️Think Christian ➡️ https://thinkchristian.net/freuds-last-session-and-faithful-debate

🔹️CrossMap blogs ➡️ https://blogs.crossmap.com/stories/sigmund-freud-cs-lewis-battle-over-existence-of-god-in-new-movie-freuds-last-session-G3mzvEsTtvH_1RUeS_J8C

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