@Emily11000527@clhubes For us the gender of the real person was never relevant to the gender of the character, but there was always a mom and a dad, we couldn’t conceive of it otherwise. It surprises me to see how many people are saying the girls were always girls etc
@knitsagr8life @krystleaugusti1 @cesargeney87@clhubes Ariel famously doesn’t want to be a mermaid. However the direct-to-video Disney’s Little Mermaid II is about Ariel and Eric’s human daughter, who, like the rest of us, wishes to be a mermaid. She has dark hair though
@ask_aubry “My gf works in health care”
[several paragraphs]
“She didn’t go to med school to be a live-in maid”
Oh, so she’s a doctor, and you chose to be vague about it in the intro to…what?
@portsunflower @baddestmamajama It definitely made me wonder if there was a famous movie called “Vampire.” But I don’t know what other one Jessica is referring to
@DoomScroling I legitimately don’t think gen x uses top sheets, or used them when they were young. Obviously if the survey exists and I see it I’ll believe it but like. I’m pretty sure gen x does the same
@ProdigalHoosier The first grocery shop of the new place will need a lot of simple things that are easy to forget like salt!
A bag of rice is an easy base that’s versatile, and simple to cook. See also: spaghetti.
@bekah_lofton@thatgirljo_ And to hit on that “a job will always be a job” - you can love something and/or think it’s important, but then when it becomes something you HAVE to do the joy gets sucked out of it. See: many writers and other artists 5 years after quitting their day job