The Invisible Queer

Heyo! Happy Friday! Today's subject is, in my opinion, the most beautiful woman in the world and an actress I very much enjoy watching, Priyanka Chopra Jonas Priyanka Chopra Jonas as Nadia Singh, Citadel =Remember when I said I'm a fan of the ENTIRE Jonas family? I truly meant it. Priyanka first came to my attention when she was in Quantico. I didn't watch the show while it aired, but I kept seeing her pop up in magazines in the supermarket, and I started crushing on her. I mean look at her. She is drop-dead gorgeous. I knew OF her for years, but I'll be so real, I didn't really become a fan of for her work at first. I became a fan when she married Nick Jonas, who, if you've been following this blog for a bit, you know I absolutely adore. Due to most of her work being in Indian Media, I have been unable to find a large chunk of her roles because I am just an American living in a country that only started appreciating foreign media in the last few years. Honestly...

 Heyo! I know I said I'd be back in May, but then I got sick, and I was in the middle of taking a writing hiatus. I have no excuse for how long this had taken me to get out other than pure laziness. However, I am glad I had more time with the album instead of writing this post after only listening to it for a day, as I've done with past Kinda Reviews. I figured why not write about the album I've been waiting over a year for, Music For People Who Believe in Love ? As you may know from following this blog or just know me, you know I am a HUGE fan of the Jonas Brothers. I am a Joe girl, so OBVIOUSLY when he started teasing new solo music, I was hyped. He finally dropped the album in May, after having to push it back. So, I am going to write about it because I have A LOT to say. So, this might be a long one, but is anyone surprised? Disclaimer & Warnings: I do discuss mental health and my own suicidal ideation briefly. If that's not your cup of tea, feel free to check o...