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About Bunny Whispers
Welcome to Bunny Whispers, a cozy corner of the internet where I share book thoughts, creative projects, journaling inspo, and little reflections on life. If you’re into good vibes, artsy moments, and thoughtful storytelling, you’ll feel right at home here.
Recent Posts
Maybe everything stems from the fact I am a thought daughter
In 2024 there was one question surrounding the internet: gay son or thot daughter? The homophobic and misogynistic question evolved into something widely different: the thought daughter. A simple worldplay turned into something much more insightful. The TikTok video below explains the concept very well, but I think the best explanation of this comes from Dr. Nicolle Pacifico's interview with Parents: “These girls tend to be deeply feeling, conscientious, and caring. They over
Isabela
Nov 7
"You do not have to be good": Words I repeat in my first semester at college
"You do not have to be good." I think there is a stigma around finding classic art through social media, whether that be poems or music or fashion. But nevertheless, I found Mary Oliver's poem while scrolling through Instagram. Immediatly, her voice, so warm and deep, instantly drew me in. Each word carries an immense amount of weight. I have always been a good student and always got the top grade in highschool. I'm a perfectionist; I see an "A" as average and a "B" as fail
Isabela
Oct 10
Things I've been loving lately (#4 | Summer 2026)
Introduction August is such a weird month. It's still summer, but you can feel the shift coming, like the air is getting ready to say something. For me, this August has been full of little discoveries, things I stumbled across on the internet, shows I couldn't stop watching, and quotes that made me stop scrolling and actually think. So here's my roundup of everything that's been living in my head rent-free this month. Things I've been loving This quote from a medium article I
Isabela
Aug 29
Sterling point and my cravings for true love
I just binged Sterling Point on Prime Video in like 24 hours. Sterling Point follows Annie, who decides to visit a remote Canadian island she recently inherited from her late grandfather. There's this love triangle between Rory, Ellis, and Annie. The way Annie loves Ellis is so tender and sweet and real. He's there for her. She's there for him. It's not dramatic or toxic or complicated. It's just... good. And I think that's a really great example of what love should actually
Isabela
Aug 8
We need to treat our friends like our partners, and our partners more like our friends
A couple months ago, a reel popped up on my Instagram feed and I have been thinking about it since. The video was of a woman talking about how we need to treat our friends more like our partners and our partners more like our friends. Basically, she said we don't really tell our friends we love them as much as we do our partners. We put our relationships on a pedestal and often leave our friends behind. Sadly, I cannot find the original video. However, the message stuck with
Isabela
Mar 28
YA, fun reads, and guilty pleasures (Book Blogger Hop)
Introduction Welcome to the Book Blogger Hop! It’s hosted by the amazing Coffee Addicted Writer and runs every week. It’s such a fun way to meet other book lovers, discover new reads, and connect with fellow bloggers. This Week's Prompt - Are there genres you read that you feel a little shy about? My Answer The genre I sometimes feel shy about reading is young adult (YA). Even though I am still technically close to the target age, I still sometimes feel hesitant admitting it.
Isabela
Mar 15
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