@apollo_steed@stepheeexx When they filmed the car ride they had Nikki’s actress film takes where she had a crush on him and where she didn’t. I think the “no one would know” bit was from a crush take and the “now is the time to say something” was a non crush take. Very fun to rewatch tho
@peachessifunda Bear asked Ian to wish that “Bear never made a wish.” Combine this with the fact that Bear bought multiple willows at the end and Bear was absolutely going to try again and reword/alter his original wish to suit him better
@Greg3f Bear never even planned on sacrificing himself. He was about to try and vomit up the pills just before Wish Nikki snapped her Willow. He had extra willows because he asked Ian to “wish Bear never made a wish” so that he could alter and redo his wish
@offbeatorbit It’s left ambiguous, they filmed the car ride scene multiple times, in some takes she was told to act like she had a crush on him and other takes she acted like she didn’t and they used cuts from both versions in the final movie
@JoostMarek@Nonyesf@cutmovies7 You’re substituting your I pronoun with they/them which is changing the subject of the sentence and thus you’re the one making it grammatically incorrect
@ThaBlackSheep_@W31RD_ASSK1D1@mercyzmuse@Nick_4_4_2@Nonyesf@cutmovies7 You basically answered your own question. A trans man is someone whose sex is female but his gender is male. So he’d have gender reaffirming surgery like mastectomies or take testosterone to present more masculine to align with his gender
@W31RD_ASSK1D1@mercyzmuse@Nick_4_4_2@Nonyesf@cutmovies7 It’s not a demand, no one’s forcing you to do it. Science, psychology and biology agree that sex and gender are separate from each other and language is constantly evolving and changing. You’re free to keep your beliefs but know you’ll get lost to the times
@skyy_bunny@mercyzmuse@Nick_4_4_2@Nonyesf@cutmovies7 Or if the person is non binary and refers to themself with they/them pronouns, then the police would be able to cut their suspect list down even further since singular they/them is correct and can be used to refer to individuals
@unc4nny_X Honestly it’s really not as bad as people are making it out to be. The only thing I’d change would be making the shoulders and hip pieces the same dark blue as the diamond