The meaning of homeownership is lost online. People make it so black & white. “Is renting or owning a better investment?”
But that question has become a societal coping mechanism. If the commitment were more attainable or easier to stomach, owning would be a no-brainer for most.
Retelling the same stories (normally I’m not a fan) through a different medium can be explorative and interesting. When it’s retold without any interest in discovery/wonder, then you get something like this
ENOUGH WITH THE TINY HOMES. i do not want a tiny home. your mom does not want a tiny home. nobody wants a tiny home! tiny homes are an ephemeral solution to a problem that will exist in perpetuity until we fundamentally change the way we approach homeownership.
My Uber driver who isn’t from this country calls memes “mee-mees” and I think I almost cried :,). The most wholesome interaction and he loves watching “mee-mees” while having his morning coffee
Does the term cartoons vs. animation make any animation fans feel conflicted? Maybe it’s just me but I tend to notice that people in my life that don’t respect animation only refer to them as “cartoons”