u/Apprehensive_Land142

I watched this movie on TV around the early 2010s and vividly remember a couple of key scenes.

In one scene, a man (possibly a mullah) is lecturing a seated group of women, strictly instructing them that they must submit to men.

The women wanted to put on a musical performance, but a group of men somehow found out about it and tried to capture them, leading to a high-stakes chase scene. However, when the men finally cornered the performers and aggressively pulled off their burqas, they were hit with a massive plot twist: the people they had just chased down weren't the women at all, but rather their own sons in disguise.

The women actually manage to put on their show. To get in, they disguise themselves as men, but during the musical performance, they proudly reveal their true identities on stage while dancing.

I watched this movie on TV around the early 2010s and vividly remember a couple of key scenes.

In one scene, a man (possibly a mullah) is lecturing a seated group of women, strictly instructing them that they must submit to men.

The women wanted to put on a musical performance, but a group of men somehow found out about it and tried to capture them, leading to a high-stakes chase scene. However, when the men finally cornered the performers and aggressively pulled off their burqas, they were hit with a massive plot twist: the people they had just chased down weren't the women at all, but rather their own sons in disguise.

The women actually manage to put on their show. To get in, they disguise themselves as men, but during the musical performance, they proudly reveal their true identities on stage while dancing.

Minha mãe é professora de escola pública e, quando eu era criança, visitei o trabalho dela pela primeira vez. O que mais me chocou foi o tamanho da escola e a quantidade de turmas. Só em um período, uma mesma série chegava até a turma F.

Na minha escola, eu só tinha duas turmas por série: uma de manhã e outra à tarde.

E eu acreditava que a maioria dos alunos de lá ia mal na escola, por dois motivos: primeiro, porque meus pais me ameaçavam colocar numa escola pública quando eu tirava nota baixa.

Segundo, porque, por mais que eu soubesse que pessoas pobres existissem, pra mim não fazia sentido existir tudo isso de gente que não tinha condições de pagar a mensalidade da minha escola (que na época, devia ser o equivalente a uns R$ 1.000 hoje) pros filhos.

Tanto que eu lembro que, uma vez, no ensino fundamental, fiz uma lição sobre algo relacionado a escolas públicas e defini a escola pública como “um lugar para alunos que tiraram notas baixas e por isso os pais tiraram da escola particular”.

Tenho até vergonha de lembrar, mas em minha defesa, eu era uma criança ingênua. Todo o mundo já acreditou em coisas burras nessa fase da vida.

I mean, Charlie would have mentioned it in his wedding vows. Emma probably knew he would do it, but she never talked to him about hiding it.

Do you think they somehow knew?

I recently bought her a set of those talking buttons for dogs.

The first one I want to train her on is the 'Snack' button. But no matter how many times I press her paw on the button, and only give her a treat when the button says 'snacks', she doesn't seem to understand how to do it herself.

What should I do?"

Nowadays, many young kids are on social media. When I was a child, social media platforms were seen as spaces exclusively for teens and adults. Back then, young kids only used websites to play Flash games or do schoolwork.

Context: Regarding the tricks I teach her, when she makes a mistake, it takes her a long time to realize she needs to try another option to see if she gets it right.

For example, I recently taught her the difference between giving her left and right paw. And when she gets it wrong, it often takes her more than a minute to realize that if that paw is wrong, it can only be the other one.

Is she dumb or what? /j