Just watch it and you’ll understand.

I feel like The Royal Family is often romanticized because they keep so much of their private lives hidden from the world so there is more room for fantasy. “The Crown” has made me realize that they are just like any family, they aren’t perfect and can be dysfunctional at times.

It’s just not worth it.

Now, I’m here to tell you that, as your youngest child, it’s not only time for me to move on from the nest, but you as well.

My initial thoughts were: “Who is this and why does he look like the Walmart version of Chris Evans?”

The first thing this documentary got right was the opening scene. Clips of high school seniors from their YouTube channels as they await the dreaded answer to a yes or no question: will I be accepted or will I get deferred? These clips set the tone for anxiety that leaves the viewer feeling slightly unsettled throughout the whole hour and 40 minutes.

You might be wondering, what can the internet tell me about myself that I don’t already know. My answer? Almost everything. For some background, my four digit code is ENFP. These may look like some random four letters to you, but in just a moment you’ll discover the meaning of these four letters.

My mom threatens to take my phone away until I give in and tell her the translation for “pass the mashed potatoes” is “va te faire foutre.”

Superfan talks about her love for all things Marvel.

This experience has helped me realize that I love mango flavored rolls or appetizers and spicy crab mix.

It’s easy to underestimate the power of having something to do, something to think about, something to remind you of what you love about being alive.

The Go-Gos are a perfect example of sexism still being present in our world today because despite breaking glass ceilings, not only in the punk movement but in the music industry itself. They set records both with their albums and songs still can’t get recognized in the Rock and Roll hall of fame.