u/NickSaysHenlo

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The twerking gingerbread man alone is enough to make me question why this is being marketed as a children’s movie.

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The constant sexual innuendos throughout the Shrek franchise are enough for me to say no thanks🤷‍♀️

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I know people love to say, “The jokes go over kids’ heads.” Maybe they do, maybe they don’t but if the humor is specifically written for adults and filled with references that adults understand, then why are we pretending it’s purely children’s entertainment?

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the fact that this movie still gets a PG rating is absolutely wild to me.

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A movie can include sexual innuendos, suggestive humor, and a twerking gingerbread man but somehow it’s still considered appropriate for young kids? 🤦🏽‍♀️

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Why does everything has to be packed with adult jokes, innuendos and now twerking characters for laughs🥱

Posted this on AskReddit, but I wanna post this here, too.

I hate the retoric that its selfish to not have kids. Its such an ignorant take. Not everyone is capable of taking on the responsibilites of having another human life under their care given the circumstances the world is in right now. Gen Z isn't having kids because we can't afford it, but morons that follow the dipshits that fucked up the economy and the cost of living insist that we should still become parents regardless out of fear that "people aren't having enough kids." 8 billion people isn't enough apparently?

Some people I went to school with are parents now, and it absolutely baffles me how they're in a position where they can raise a kid in this day and age while, get this, being in their EARLY 20's. Like, I can't comprehend how crazy it is. Live your life at the very least before officially settling down? You don't have to sell your soul to parenthood right now, and I don't think its a very good idea to have a kid when you're at an age where you don't have as much life experience as you should have.

I don't like being judgemental, but this has been on my mind for a while. Having a kid at a time where 25+ year olds are still living with their parents just doesn't sit right with me.

Is it possible to launch Windows games from your Steam library? Like, can I make it so I can launch a game that's only on Windows, and upon doing so, it automatically boots Windows and loads the game? Huge shot in the dark but may as well ask lol