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It’s Bowser’s body, Bowser’s choice to use his bare hands to kidnap girls.

You need to respect his choice, it’s his body, those girls are actively damaging it by depriving his giant, scaly turtle hands of a woman’s touch. Those women’s lives don’t matter, they’re bodies are just made of a bunch of cells. So is Bowser but he’s different.

Nah, just kidding. Bowser has no right to kidnap girls. See how just because someone has the choice to do something doesn’t mean they should do it?

I love how this show makes Garmadon’s houseplant seem like a comedic gag but then divert our expectations by revealing just how valuable Christopher the plant really is.

Garmadon’s tears followed by rage in the scene where the vengestone warriors hurt Christopher said so much that wouldn’t have been the same if said with words. Garmadon’s pushed everyone he’s cared for and fought for out of his life, but he still longed for that type of connection, and Christopher was the only one who he could still have that connection with.

I could feel Garmadon’s sense of loneliness and grief and it was just so good.

Edit; this applies mostly to America.

I’m not saying that these women want to be assaulted, in fact chances are they don’t. but they definitely aren’t living in fear of it if they’re making such risky decisions. I always give a subtle eye roll whenever these women with their tits out say they’re “afraid of being kidnapped”

I’m not saying people don’t have the right to wear whatever they want, but if you’re really scared for your life of being kidnapped by some creepo, wouldn’t the logical best option be to wear less provocative clothes?

Anyway, to conclude, wear all these provocative clothes all you want, say things about how liberating you are or whatever, but please understand, I don’t

No more of this “my body, my choice” thing. At the end of the day, pro choice doesn’t give more people a choice, it takes away the child’s choice.

The argument that children put up for adoption are going to not have a good life is very bizarre to me because it’s dismissing the possibility of them having a good life and it’s just a way for pro choicers to pretend they have sympathy for a child they are going to kill. It’s the child’s life, their choice, not the parents. And that child can make choices to better their life when they’re old enough.

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It’s not being short I don’t like, it’s how people treat me for being short that I don’t like. In fact, I lowkey like being short because I prefer tall girls. But people typically assume I’m insecure with very minimal evidence and it’s annoying.

One time I made a post asking if it’s a good idea to put in my Bumble bio “I’m 5’5”, if that’s too short, kneel. /j”

All I wanted to know is if the joke came off as too entitled or if people would take it the right way. What I didn’t expect however is that some people would say it’s “self deprecating” or “insecure.”

It’s an insane double standard. If a tall person jokes about their height, it’s considered normal, if a short person does, it’s cons