@PopBangHugh Yeah, that’s based off of one arbitrary study from the 1980s that categorized “early mid life” as 35/36-44. Most people would agree that there’s a big difference in experience between 35/36 and 44/45, though. Natural fertility is usually still pretty strong throughout the 30s
@DPrincess_Facts I’m not going to reupload the leaked trailer, but it’s just covering the original plot of the 1989 movie. How much could they really change it?
@elizabday Even if there is a decline in fertility that makes it more difficult for women to have kids via natural conception, who’s to say what the “perfect” age is to be a mother? You can adopt. Many of us live in countries with advanced medical technology that makes it possible.
@elizabday At least, that’s the case for most women up until they turn 45 or 46. After 46, even if they’re not menopausal for another 5-8 years, the likelihood of a woman having a baby via natural conception is unlikely. They’d probably need to invest in fertility treatments.
@Flutegodswag@colbolivia@rileighsmirl Well, to be fair, while our legal system hasn’t always been fair to real victims, Ansel Elgort hasn’t been tried in court for these allegations. His accusers could be telling the truth, but they also could be lying for attention. The sad thing is that we’ll never know.
@HowEvenWhatNow I did feel sorry for Elyse when the judges and the other girls ragged on her for being “too thin,” and assumed she had to have an eating disorder. Yeah, she ate less, and she was very thin. She didn’t look sickly, though. I think the other girls might’ve been a bit jealous.
@HowEvenWhatNow She was an arrogant, hypocritical, and two-faced bitch, but Elyse really did have a lot of hilarious lines and rants in the first season #ANTM! She also was a great model with Winona Ryder/Twiggy looks.
@rudygrubby23 @CrackMcCraigen@curtislelash Also, while the separation between Luca and Alberto at the end wasn’t bad, it’s also been done in so many Disney and Pixar movies recently that I’m also kind of tired of seeing it. The animation was great, though.
@rudygrubby23 @CrackMcCraigen@curtislelash I thought Luca was a cute movie, but there also wasn’t much about the characters or story that was really compelling to me either. I think Pixar has done far better with characters and storytelling in their movies like “Toy Story 1-3,” “Finding Nemo,” and “The Incredibles.”
@bryce_fourn @Candyheart303@smus2001@_Fourn_Star@hillwesley21@NSwitchOwner @chriso68913309 @noahdavidbors@orionfan287 Also, how did no one in the family notice that Buttercup was up to shady over what was implied to be at least a week in “Moral Decay,” and why wouldn’t Professor Utonium feel at least PARTIALLY guilty for her downfall at the end in not noticing sooner? Just ENTIRELY OOC.
@bryce_fourn @Candyheart303@smus2001@_Fourn_Star@hillwesley21@NSwitchOwner @chriso68913309 @noahdavidbors@orionfan287 In “Moral Decay,” in the end,I think the writers overdid it with her punishment in VERY UNCOMFORTABLY OOC manners by needlessly having Blossom and Bubbles get involved in the set up of her comeuppance for her crimes, and by making the Professor seem unconcerned that she was hurt.
@CrackMcCraigen How do you feel looking back on the classic PPG episode “Moral Decay” that you wrote? For me, it wasn’t that Buttercup got her comeuppance for her crimes at the end by getting her teeth knocked out by the villains, but that her sisters were involved in the set up.