she'd immediately get "adopted" and treated like a quirky little pet while they backhandedly bully her under the guise of being nice. i think the portrayal looks spot on
Realistically Carrie sitting in the middle of the other popular girls on her first day in real school, sweetly telling them she made her dress herself, would get immediately adopted into their circle and protected as someone who doesn’t know any better. In the books, Carrie is bullied not just for being an overweight outcast, but because she is also a religious fanatic who tells the other kids that they’re all going to hell. She doesn’t make much of an effort to be their friend either, being described as suspicious and rude. If you make Carrie a sweet baby angel who can do no wrong, it really flattens the antagonists here (her bullies) into evil (and unconvincing) stereotypes. Which is…. Fine but not as compelling as the source material
if you don't have the money and space to give your domestic helper her own room - not a bomb shelter, not a closet, and not a sleeping bag/couch in the living room - you should not be hiring a live-in helper
celebs who are in the same age range as robert pattinson (40 yo, born 1986)
jlaw: 35
margot robbie: 36
brie larson: 36
emma stone: 37
andrew garfield: 42
anne hathaway: 43
natalie portman: 45
ryan Gosling: 45
@code_mom_@jasonwilliamsmd what has she claimed???????? she has terrible eczema so she has to be extra cautious about what she puts in and on her body. but people won't acknowledge that because then they'd have to admit that she has valid reasons for doing what she does and that she isn't a "trad wife".
not the main topic but the way people cant keep a secret pisses me off. "dont tell anyone" > "thank you to my girls who i told as they kept it a secret hehe"?
"b-b-but i KNOW my friends would NEVER tell anyone else!!!" as they proceed to tell other friends who would never tell
my friends who just listen to global top 50 every day were bts's top 1-3% listeners in spotify wrapped bc of how dominant bts is on the chart, so although the actual numbers aren't attributed to hardcore armys, i think a lot of it comes about due to army efforts
The thing is... we can't view our streaming numbers as ARMY-only effort anymore.
According to the official data, of all BTS listeners,
50% are non-fans (general public)
26% are engaged consumers (casual fans)
15% have strong affinity (ARMYs)
9% are superfans (hardcore ARMYs)
i'm blocking op because idw to hurt their feelings but:
1. she can only hold on for 4 counts before she takes the loudest most asthmatic gasp
2. her vibrato sounds like a nervous breakdown
3. her low notes are 1/4 voice 3/4 croaky air
like why the hell did he do that to me that was so rude. he doesn't even get a commission per pastry purchased so what was the purpose? to BULLY someone who was clearly EXHAUSTED and STUPID?
reminds me of the time i wanted to buy two pastries at $4 each and the cashier said "you can get 5 for $20" and i've aced maths my whole life. but i had also just ended work so my brain was checked out. i bought 5 and only realised what happened as i was walking out the store