@Ingridpilled I had an English teacher once tell me, "everything is sex except sex". Nothing wrong with showing sex if its part of the story but it eliminates the mystery that we kind of crave in the plot
(1/2) Rats & Mice (the most common rodents) have many depictions in the last century throughout pop culture and entertainment.
Part of the reason these rodent characters were created was based on our growing understanding of their brain/genes being similar to ours, as well as their depth of emotion. The once stereotyped “shadowy filth” rat became an exciting pursuit for animators and sketchers to transform the creature into a heroic symbol, updating their simple instincts into a world full of adventure.
Few characters still lean into their assumptive nature, Ratigan being an example, but others like Mickey Mouse & Remy have not only separated the rodent from the persona, but their iconic image is presently adored by the people.
One of our superpowers as humans, is creating an imaginative reality that feels so real to our emotion it changes people’s perceptions and perspectives within their life.
@Lovandfear I did it again today, peeking into our at-home office to see your old navy leather chair and its position you left it in.
Still facing 45 degrees to the left of the desk - facing the window.
@elonmusk Why do you keep pointing out cases that clearly aren’t just and right within the black and brown bias in judicial systems, when there’s countless other legal cases of discrimination against them also? Like I see your point but you do this alll the timmeeee
@sighswoon I wrote a book on this concept of the balance perspective and how it relates to my life from beginning to present, naturally. Never developed in moments only showed itself over time