Had a dream where one of my friends died off screen. Then my other friends tried explaining physics to this girl named Marie. Then superheroes. That is all.
So I did what Dana did and took this quiz. Hufflepuff, awh yiss. Tyrell, what what! Growing strong. And hell yes to being The Doctor.
I found it really interesting. I didn’t know that Stewart was going to be portraying such a role and now I’m really interested to see how it turns out.
However, all of this nonsense about these parents feeling like their daughters are being manipulated, it drives me crazy. I have read far too many times that “parents will not know how to explain this to their children.” I don’t think that is, or ever was, a valid excuse for complaining about a movie. Like it’s said in the article, just don’t take them to see it. Or even better, expect them to be mature enough to ask questions when they do see it. Have parents of this age become so insecure with the idea of sex that they avoid the topic when it comes up in pop culture?
We live in this time where the internet is responsible for a lot of what we know or might think, but we all know that it’s never always right. I think I’m sick of hearing that parents don’t know what to tell their kids, and I wish there was a level of maturity that came along with that.
Kids are learning a lot on their own nowadays and sex is really not a topic that parents should be afraid to discuss. Pop culture is full of it and it needs to be confronted the correct way, not complained about.
Also, just because a person likes an actress in one movie franchise does not necessarily mean that they will follow her into every other role.
sometimes i think life sucks but then i remember that this exists
