Oh nothing just the thought of Gwen's mom being her gateway to femininity.
Helen Stacy recognizing early on that her child might just be her little girl.
Helen letting Gwen play with her makeup. Even when George shook his head in disaproval.
Helen buying Gwen whatever clothes she wanted. Being so happy to do Gwen's hair and help her put on lip gloss when she wanted to be a princess for halloween.
Helen getting sick. George not wanting to betray his wife's trust by not accepting their daughter after she's gone. George changing not only for Gwen but for his wife.
Gwen being young, already having a harder time than most kids and learning that her mom, her safe space, was going to die within the year.
Gwen losing not only her mom, but the first woman to welcome her into girlhood.
Aunt May taking up Helen's role after her death. Gwen loves May, but its not the same. No one can compare to her mom.
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i know folks are gonna call me a pedo for this one, but i grew up seeing my mom and grandma naked. they had health issues and at times needed care and help showering. and i truly think more kids need to be shown the nonsexual reality of naked women at a young age. there is nothing sexual about my grandmothers breasts, they were simply body parts. more women die of heart attacks because people are too afraid of breasts to do real chest compressions, because they are scared to touch their breasts. the sexualization of our bodies literally kills us. i need people to be more normal about naked bodies and i'm 100% serious.
I walk around my house in my bra or even with just a towel on, even if my brothers are present. It's not weird, because they're my brothers.
My sisters breast feed in public, even when people give them stares. They're feeding their children, there's nothing weird or sexual about it.
My friends and I always go into dressing rooms together. We change in front of each other no problem. We'll have full conversations with our boobs out. That's not weird or sexual. We're just friends existing around each other.
Hell, when I was 13 and got my period for the first time, my friend crawled under the bathroom stall so she could help me. My sister sat in the bathroom with me when I was 14 and learning to use tampons.
None of it is weird.
My nephews already see their moms and I in various states of undress all the time. We're the women taking care of them and raising them. It's not weird. We're just their moms and aunts.
Sometimes funny things happen, like the time I was holding my nephew and he peeked into my shirt and shouted "boobies boobies!" in a public setting. But that was him being a kid and not knowing what can and can't be said in public. He nursed from his mom, of course he's familiar with boobs. He'd only been weaned from breast feeding for like four months at that point, chances are he was hungry. To my nephew, there was nothing weird or innapproriate about my breasts, he was just a kid being a kid. He was probably a hungry kid. Which is why I set him down and offered him a snack after he said that.
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Leaving this on anon because obviously I donβt really want to attach a name to this because itβs personal but your last post struck a chord. Iβm glad someone spoke out about it bc kids are so impressionable when it comes to eating disorders. I didnβt have an eating disorder but I had disordered eating and would only eat 800-1200 calories when I worked an extremely strenuous job while working out for an hour afterwards. Your last post made me feel heard without feeling shamed
I'm so glad!!! I want my page to be a safe space.
Yes, eating disorders are something I'm really passionate about. They destroy lives, but are encouraged by society. It's horrifying.
Little girls are watching this and thinking that its ok.
(Tw eating disorder/anorexia discussion under the cut. Some triggering stuff might be mentioned, please do not read if that will cause you distress.)
Do you know how many women posted about "not eating their popcorn in the theater when they saw Ariana's waist" THATS NOT OK. No one is blaming Ariana (or any of the malnourished female stars) for these women's weak senses of self esteem and confidence, that's their issue, but I don't really even give a shit about that. If a grown woman wants to starve herself, go ahead. It's her body. She can do that.
I'm worried about the little girls. Because once upon a time I was a teenage girl with an eating disorder. Thank god the ozempic epidemic wasn't happening when I was sick, I probably wouldn't have had half the desire to recover.
Like y'all I am so sure that in many ed facilities, the kids weren't allowed to watch wicked. Which sucks. It's a great film. But I know damn well that if I had a child with an eating disorder, there is no way I would let them watch wicked.
And the people who cry "body shaming" when people point out these concerns are full of shit, because they almost always respond with some form of "I bet you're a fat cow". I literally just saw someone say "I bet you're a fat whore." Which it should also be said that most of these women's defenders are in fact young girls, so that's not their fault. They're being influenced, and quite frankly brainwashed, by diet culture.
No, we shouldn't be commenting on women's bodies, but sometimes we do need to. This isn't a one person issue. It's a large issue, and not just in Hollywood. My friends ballet instructor from high school is a very petite woman. Barely ate as well. She went on ozempic and is now lighter than her 13 year old daughter. She brags about it too. That's not normal, that's sick. My sister told me a story of a young woman who had an ed, and convinced a med spa to put her on ozempic. She's 23 and now about 80 pounds. Not fucking normal.
(I'd also like to say that commenting on someone's body from a place of concern is sometimes needed, even if it hurts feelings. My sister would put me in my place when I used to brag about my thinness, and I needed it. One time she literally told me "You don't look good, you look like a little girl". Now, was that kind? No. Do I recommend saying something like that? No, I think a kinder and more gentle approach is needed. However, my sister not feeding into my delusion was so helpful, even if it hurt. I needed someone to get my head out of the clouds, and my friends sure as hell weren't doing that, and my mom was too scared.)
I'm a grown woman. I am comfortable in my adult body. I have no desire to look like a little girl, why would I want that? That would mean I wouldn't be able to defend myself well if needed. It would mean I have less energy to work and make money for myself and my future. I would have less mental clarity. I wouldn't be able to carry my nephews for extended periods of time.
But for some reason, society has convinced women (and girls) that it's ok to be fatigued, as long as you're skinny. Because all that matters is skinny, right?
Of course, I know that some women have medical issues that cause weight loss. They are not part of this conversation. Although....
It's hard to recognize when someone is sick now. Because everyone looks sick. That shouldn't be the norm.
And no one can tell me I'm crazy for saying this, because I've fucking been there. You think a recovered anorexic can't recognize the signs?
Bones are a big thing for us sick girls. We fucking love bones. I used to lay down on my floor naked and fucking marvel at the way my hip bones jutted out from beneath my skin. I used to cry because my sternum and collar bones weren't visible enough. I felt giddy when someone looked at me with concern. I loved that I fit into little girls clothing. I loved that everyone thought I was four years younger than I actually was. So yeah, I know what the fuck I'm talking about.
It's a sickness. A mental sickness. And when you defend it you just normalize it. Anorexia should not be normalized. Women looking frail and like children should not be normalized.
Anorexia kills people. There are girls I went to treatment with that are now in the ground. Fuck everyone who defends this shit.
I'm not saying this to bash Ariana or any of the other female stars who are playing into the skinny trend. I genuinely love Ariana, she's one of my most played artists. I think she' seems sweet too. But the reality is that young girls are watching this. And young girls are also watching their moms, sisters, coaches, aunts, etc. I want those young girls to have good examples, I want them to be healthy. We all need to be better for the girls that are growing up in this generation.
(I'd also like to say that I know damn well that all genders can suffer from eating disorders, including men and boys. However, it is very prevalent among girls and women.)
And look, if I get heat for this so be it. I'm not sorry that I don't want people starving. I'm not sorry that I don't want girls to waste their teenage years in treatment centers. I'm not sorry that I don't want people to fucking die from an illness that is preventable.
(ALSO DW GUYS I AM FULLY RECOVERED NOW. I honestly don't even think about food its great. If anyone who's struggling has read this, just know that it can get better. I'm not gonna say it does get better, because for a lot of people it won't. But it can. You just have to want it for yourself. No one can make you recover, it's up to you. I hope you want that for yourself.)
From what we've seen thanks to ND Stevenson, we know that Finn is like the perfect little mix of Catra and Adora.
I think that because Finn's traits were so obviously a perfect blend between Adora and Catra, they kinda expected their other kids to look similar as well. They were expecting a little litter of blonde haired blue eyed magicats, since apparently Adora's genes were so strong.
No.
Their daughter Amara looks nothing like Adora or her sibling. The first few weeks it was a bit hard to tell (and they weren't really thinking about it, considering how traumatic the birth had been for everyone - especially Catra. They were just happy they had a baby at all, and weren't paying any mind to her appearance), but once they were able to say for sure what her eye color would be - one yellow, one blue (for awhile they were just gray, like Finn's had been at first), and realized that her hair and fur were the exact same shade as her mom, followed by the realization when she was 7 months that she had Catra's face shape....
Amara was Catra's mini me. Adora liked to jokingly ask Catra "Hey, babe, are you SURE this is my baby?"
But she shakes it off as she pads across the ground, taking slow, deep breaths until she leans against the door and presses her ear to the crack in the door.
And immediately wishes she hadnβt.
The sobbing solidifies into words, gasping and desperate, taking the shape of a familiar voice...
.o0o.
The camp fam are still stranded on Nublar with Dave and Roxie, and they all have demons of their own to battle. But at least they aren't alone.
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