u/BlueDandellion

I'm not an emo myself, but I've always liked the aesthetic. That being said, I've seen some posts in which people were dressing as an emo, but their make up was a bit more light and their hair style was quite normal compared to other emo's.

So, I'm just curious, what DOES make you an emo? I for example, hate make up and doing different hair styles, but if I were to wear the clothes, the boots and listen to music, would that make me an emo or not?

My family has two cats and one of them has definitely chosen me as her human. She's the most affective with me and pretty much ignores or interacts very little with my family compared to me lol.

The thing is, I'd love for her to come while I'm asleep so we can cuddle. Actually, she used to do this when she was more little, but lately, she comes cuddle me the moment my alarm goes off or just a little bit before it does.

So, why? I love cuddling her, but after cuddling her for a few minutes, it breaks my heart having to get up when all she wanted to do was cuddle. Is it a normal behaviour of cats? Do your cats also do this with you?

I've always wanted to upload covers of different songs to YouTube, but I've always been afraid of YouTube giving me a strike for copyright reasons and deleting my video. I have the materials to do covers, but I have no idea how to play any instruments. And even if I did, would it still be copyrighted?

How do cover artists who don't play any instruments do it? Is it enough with searching for the instrumental of a song on YouTube, adding your voice to it and putting the credits on the video? Please, I really wanna do this, but I'm scared of messing it up.

Since you guys seemed to enjoy my last post of Sofia Vergara answering back to a TV host, I thought of making another post. This time, the actress is Ana Milán, a well-known Spanish actress and the TV host is the same one Sofia Vergara had.

As many actors and singers do, Ana decided to write a book and she was promoting said book on the show. I don't know if it's a good book or a bad book, but that's besides the point.

Here are the moments I found on the internet that I absolutely loved:

TV host: You say in your book that it doesn't matter if a woman is a top model, it doesn't matter if she's not that attractive, it doesn't matter if she's 20, 40 or 50 years old... They only have a problem, a big one: men.

Ana: Women's problems have always been men's problems.

Some people of the crowd, mostly men, started booing her and she turned to look at them.

Ana: Look, look, one of them is saying no with his hand! Is your girlfriend here?

TV host: Let's get back on track-

Ana: (Still talking to the audience member) Right, she's at home, of course. She's sleeping so she can be rid of you for a while.

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TV host: Even if a woman has 5 new purses, she still has to buy another one.

Ana: Incredibly important.

TV host: Why do we have to understand that nonsense?

Ana: Because we like those things! Come on, we must un-

TV host: Yeah, and children like throwing jars off tables and we don't let them.

Ana: They do throw them, they do.

TV host: But we don't let them-

Ana: But we (as in women) are already grown up, we earn our money and with said money we buy as many purses as we want. Don't we?

The TV host just looked awkward at this point.

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TV host: (Reading a passage of her book) "You get more beautiful each day". And what if she gets more ugly each day?

Ana: Then you know what you have to do, right...?

She makes the motion to leave with her hands.

TV host: Leave her? But how are you gonna leave her-

Ana: Because if you're with a woman and each day she gets uglier, it means you're making her very unhappy. Otherwise, she'd be getting more beautiful.

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Ana: You have to-

TV host: Why don't you buy a parrot? That way you can speak to it all day.

Ana: Because they don't have a visa.

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They were talking about something another actress, whose name is Toni Acosta, gave Ana Milán. I guess it was a cloth or something because of the adjectives they used.

Ana: It's turquoise.

TV host: Then I guess we'll have to blame Toni Acosta about that.

Ana: No, she gave it to me as a present with all the love in the world and I've used it a lot. I've told you it's weird, not ugly.

TV host: Hm.

Ana: Don't try to turn me against my friends.

TV host: Alright, alright...

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TV host: You're so weird.

Ana: Me?! I'm the weird one?! (In disbelief).

TV host: Have you seen the book you've written?

Ana: Well, have you written a book yourself?

TV host: Eight.

Ana: Eight?! Fuck, I don't have any of them! What a shitty promo they made for you!

Just to make it clear, his 8 "books" are about different funny things or anecdotes children have said. That's it, that's all.

It was very satisfying to watch, to say the least. If you guys want, I could make another post about other times Sofia Vergara shut this guy's mouth on her interview.

There are moments in which the characters of a movie have to go somewhere described as horrible, and then it turns out they're going to New Jersey. Why is New Jersey considered a bad place? Is it an inside joke or something? Does it have to do with history?