In retrospect, I didn't mean to misgender. I am sorry.
The two gay ships people are having a meltdown over don't happen in the book. In one case the relationship between the two characters is very different and both ships likely wouldn't be depicted whether they occurred because the book is written as a history text book, with a biased author pulling from biased sources.
When she finally saw the movie, she realized to her astonishment that this story she’d adored since she was far too young for it, that she knew almost by heart, that inspired her first album—this story was now her story. Specifically Lady Jessica’s story. This goes by fast onscreen, but Jessica (played by Rebecca Ferguson) is not a wife but a concubine. Grimes saw herself in Jessica, and she saw X in Jessica’s son, Paul Atreides (Timothée Chalamet). Paul is more than a duke’s son. He’s a chosen one, tasked with becoming a great leader. “When I see X,” she says, “like, I just know X is going to have to go through all this really fucked-up shit that sort of mirrors Paul-type stuff.” Watching it wrecked her. “I was just crying my eyes out the whole movie.”
https://www.vanityfair.com/style/2022/03/grimes-cover-story-on-music-and-mars
I'm pretty sure countries don't get to send an amount of athletes in a direct relation to their population?
they always have such a unique way of communicating over text
He was a very unique asshole. I also remember him jumping down my throat over nothing.
you're just wrong, skyrim especially for 2011 is gorgeous. I can't believe you legitimately think any part of Oblivion is pretty.
when does any nation's media report on tourists having a bad time?
its just a reversal of girls calling their bfs daddy. youre basically on the money. i think its also playing with traditional top/bottom roles in m/f relationships.
Sounds like pure ideology, you don't need to uncritically accept the conceits of a setting.
Its sooo expensive and labour intensive to build subways underneath existing and occupied city.
they don't really use it to punch left, but to instead blunt themselves when they want to be what more conservative folks would call woke-scoldy
