You ever accidentally stumble into reading classics?

when i was a kid i was so mad all the time bc i thought someday i'd have to be somebody's wife i didn't know it was optional. is everybody reminding the young girls in their lives that it's optional.

gettin real tired of people pretending that the writers not explaining every little thing in detail is the same thing as a plothole tbh

has to think once while watching something whoa this is bad writing

The Cinema Sins effect

Cinema Sins would never had existed if we were all lizards.

And let's not forget Captain Benwick talking about his grief for his late fiancee, Harville's sister.

Also, Admiral Croft, a freaking admiral, is repeatedly coded as more feminine than his wife. There is more of this in the book than the movie, but even the movie manages to get some of it in there. Sophy asks more business questions at the contract negotiations for Kellynch, she drives better than him, she fondly and politely orders him around and he cheerfully does what she says. When they first visit Mary Musgrove's family, it is the Admiral who plays with the children, not Sophy. It's the Admiral who gossips the most with Anne about Wentworth's love life. I mean, they walk down a street together, arm in arm, with him essentially going "Girl did you hear about how whatshername dumped our boy Frederick? Bestie let me tell you all about it..." And despite all of this feminine behavior, the Admiral is never depicted as being silly or pathetic or less than. He is still a great man. I adore that Austen manages to do this.

women are like diamonds: synthetically-produced women are not meaningfully different from naturally-formed women, and anyone trying to tell you otherwise is probably trying to justify keeping their women mines open

Can anyone explain wtf is going on here especially a Korean speaker

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That is one of the most astronomical fuck up translations I have ever seen.

The ominous temperature in this post is 3.5315π Rrad

Got out of the movie theater to find that my job kicked me off this project a week early, and I have to check out on Sunday. Never work for companies based in red states lmao

lmao FINALLY got a call from my manager and she was like “btw you check out tomorrow :) nothing personal but it’s for your own safety bc you seem to struggle with the heat :) we need to meet quota and don’t want you to get hurt :)” so it was 1000% retaliation for me pointing out they weren’t following heat safety guidelines

surprisingly forward-thinking of jim henson and co. to make a female character in the 70's that's allowed to be loud-mouthed and violent and kind of overwhelmingly romantic and even a huge bitch at times and not have a moment where any character asks her to change

going through all the muppet movies in a row made me realize that like. miss piggy was made in the 70's. and it's so rare even today to have a character like her. she's loud, she's selfish, she's funny, she's extremely vain, she's obsessed with romance, she's violent, she's kind of annoying, and there's not a single moment in any of these films where she's asked to tone down any of these personality traits. i am not joking when i say that miss piggy might be one of the best treated female characters ever written

Elliot Page does not play Achilles in The Odyssey like transphobes were preemptively angry about but Homer just told me he updated the Iliad and Achilles is canonically transgender now and not just subtextually transgender like in the first draft.