When she wasn’t dancing the night away with those friends, she was at a poetry reading or a film screening in venues that didn’t serve alcohol. Her friends organized clothing swaps, vinyl-record swaps, potlucks, and dance nights. Meeting up in a less technologically connected world meant that plans could be a little looser, but the telephone, even in it’s pre-smartphone days, was key. It’s a sentiment that, unfortunately, still resonates today, and its message is now being echoed by another presidential hopeful who has longcountedDebs as an inspiration.Teen Vogue Earlier today, the 25-year-old tweeted that she needed the help of her fans to figure out a great name for the (presumably soon-to-be-formed) group. Her ideas so far are either “Feminist Book Club” or “Emma Watson Book Club,” though she’s “certain there’s a more inspiring name out there.” While we’re all going to have our creative juices flowing on her behalf, we must say that in this case, simplicity may be key – her name is enough to inspire us to join in on the fun and learning.GIF: Courtesy of GIPHYHey Emma, how about a — wait for it — Femma But whether they’re back together or simply best pals—because being friendly with your erstwhile sweetheart is totally possible and potentially wonderful—Emma’s the kind of girl who gets that being single is just as great as being coupled-up. Sheisbuddies withTaylor Swiftafter all.