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I guess Lilo doesn't count as a princess. Which is too bad, because I love her and I think Lilo & Stitch is the most feminist movie Disney has done.
I know it's aggravating to have to put the time into a decent opening message you send to a woman only to hear nothing back, but there's very good reasons you may get nothing back.
This is less addressed to bibkiotesque than everyone else...
Every once in awhile I see someone say something along these lines. I always thought that they simply didn't realize that they could easily save a gif, same as any image.
Now I'm wondering if I've been doing things wrong. I've been working under the assumption…
Finally, I've found my wedding dress.
...Excuse me, but where's the Pin? This needs to be on my board.
I was wildly suprised/shocked at good that movie was! It made me feel so many different feelings!
I think it really started with Mud - he was excellent in that movie and in this movie as well. I saw the first episode of True Detective on HBO and he is fantastic there as well. Things are looking up for him.
I would have. He is a fantastic actor who got sucked into the RomCom pit of hell. He's always been good, his movies just haven't been.
Natasha is in the black, I'm in the grey. Am I feeling a little jealous? I am.
Heh, I still think of Amy Adams as Tara's annoying cousin on Buffy.
They need one that says "My Clit is Here" with five arrows and maybe a target. Then I could see the appeal.
Science Fiction/romantic comedy... There need to be more of these.
OR
*cue white people saying "EXCEPT that James Bond comes from a novel featuring a white man from the UK. The author who created him created a drawing of the character, who is clearly white.
I think men are fundamentally wired to make strange gender essentialist arguments. If any men comment on this post to tell me otherwise, I will assume they are outliers or just plain liars.