The last question is the most important one.

The last question is the most important one.

Please film said baby relay before you get banned.

Right? Like some getting together a bunch of awkward white babies for a relay race or something. Not horrifyingly racist women-in-the-home propaganda. 

Hah, I can’t take credit but it is amazing. It’s one of Claire’s favorite phrases in the Outlander novels so it’s been a fave of mine since I first started reading them 15 years ago. 

Oh my goodness, my heart is broken for you! I hope you at least have a strong support system. Not only for your daughter but also for you. Please try to take care of yourself as well, none of that can be easy on either of you. 

Both points are very correct but I’m mainly replying because omg that is an amazing kinja name. 

Yeah but in that case they could do the REAL story, not the Chinese- and Disney-washed version. 

Jesus H. Roosevelt Christ. This is heartbreaking. I don’t know if I’d be able to send my kid back to that school knowing this.

“Hmm, what’s TradLife?”

Oh it’s not a comment about the actors themselves. It’s a comment about them saying they’re making a live-action version of Mulan and then changing and adding so much that the only thing left to recognize is Mulan herself. (Obviously talking about the first Disney movie here, not the legends its based on.)

Plus the whole “witch” thing is stupid. One of the things I liked most about Mulan was the lack of the traditional “supernatural villain” character. Mulan’s opponent was very real and very dangerous. That’s what made her triumph awesome. 

I wanted to be excited about this, I really did. But no music, no Li Shang, random added characters...pass. 

Ewwwww

This is really the peakest peak of mansplaining too. 

Oh my fucking word, I don’t even know what my reaction would be if a guy tried to talk to me while I was breastfeeding. I hope I’d be able to wither him with a scathing retort but in reality I would probably just shriek unintelligibly and then start crying from frustration.  

Ohhhhh I could have written this. I, too, am pretty much a never-nude in regular life. I mastered changing without exposing a thing during swim practice in middle school and I’ve never forgotten it. I don’t even like to sleep nude. No shaming or anything to those who do, it’s just not comfortable for me.

Never heard of Supreme. Is it “legacy” in just New York? Am I too old? Too young? What is happening.

For me, the benefit to the IP comes from having a “both adults in the house work full time” situation. That, and I ALWAYS forget to take things out to start defrosting ahead of time. Plus we have a new baby so I can’t always stand over the stove. So that’s where my benefit comes in, but if I had more time I probably…

Her! And her toes are infinitely nibble-able.