No! It's not that she ate soup while wearing a corset that's the issue. It's the fact that that Cinderella is expected to have such a tiny waist, in a film aimed at young children, girls in particular. That she had to have a corset so tight that she couldn't eat solids, only serves to prove the ridiculous expectations…

ME THREE!

That's a bummer. (The problems, not the preference.)

Ditto! 😄 Interestingly, that link is saying the information isn't actually that new. But why would science or journalism bother getting excited about that?

Me. It's not a requirement 😊 but when it happens...ohhhh yeeeaaahhhh. It's a weird pleasure pain. And I'm shit with every other kind of pain.

I do...it's not essential but when it happens, it's a kind of pleasurable pain that just....and I bloody hate smear tests & I'm not usually great with pain (I blame the ginger gene).

No, no, no! It's like an iceberg! (But waaaaay more fun).

Also, my friend went out with a guy for about six months who pretty much expected blow jobs every time they had sex but refused to reciprocate because "it's gross" & "it looks like a biology lesson".

FOUR YEARS???!

That worked about as well as most of Harris' "jokes" at the event.

You COULD give a shit?

Of all the films to attack, I really think this is the wrong target. Many people actually DON'T know the day to day effects of Alzheimer's because it's not just about ageing & it's not just about memory, as another respondent says very eloquently above.

Having worked for a project, in a past life, that supported people with Alzheimer's, I can promise you that early-onset is not just feared by the privileged.

I've only just started watching the final series- been putting it off because then it'll be over :-(.

If Idris is not the next Bond, I will stamp my foot & have a tantrum.

But she is a mother of young twins.

Why?

Yes and it's a huge problem for women with young children. It is one of the many reasons that women can have difficulty progressing in careers.

Wait.

Your last paragraph: