u/Straight_Werewolf_21

Lots of popular make ip is repackaged for women. Take superman to supergirl. Sherlock Holmes to Enola Homes. Different story but taking a male centered story and spinning off for a female lead. Is there any examples of the opposite? The closest things I can think of is Ken? Maybe? Even then, he has no singular movie or TV Show, he is just a secondary character. Why is this? And can you guys think of any examples of an originally female IP being spun off for a male centered story?

Also I can't tell if this is misogynistic or not. It feels like it is, but the opposite would be even more so!

I'm moving to college in a few months and want to get a drum kit. However, I can't fit one in the dorms, meaning it would have to be in my grandmother's house, which is around 15 minutes away by car. Right now, I have a fairly cheap electronic drum kit I got for Christmas (I have only been playing for a few months off and on, but haven't had much time to play). I can't move this kit to college (I'm moving far)?

The kit also needs to be electronic, as I need to be able to plug it into headphones.

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!

Edit: My parents told me that they would like to buy the drum kit for me for my birthday so I can't put a strict budget on it as it is not my money. However I know my previous one was around $600 and I would say a limit would be around $3000 this time though with possible give.

Then again, my knowledge on drums is quite limited and my parents even more so as they are classical musicians. So if this budget seems way too tight I can talk to them about paying for it (at least a chunk of it) myself. I don't want to buy a kit this year just to grow out of it by next year.

I'm asking because I always feel like I'm the minority for thinking that her first album is the best. And here's the thing- I don't like country! But it's the only country album I like and what I consider her best. Not sure if it's because of the authenticity I get from it, or the nostalgia, or if it actually is the best. 1989 would be the next closest, especially with songs like Style which is a classic for me. But still, the first album is my favorite. And her new ones are my least favorite by far. Anyway, what are your opinions?

I just posted on r/fuckeatingdisorders, but my post was removed because I was talking about some issues with treatment. I don't think these should be covered up, and I am genuinely unsure whether these are normal, and I'm just extremly over sensitive. Where can I ask about my experiences?

I know the lyrics go something like this: "now slip slip slip and slide," and a PNG of a slide shows on screen and flips horizontally each time they say "slip". I think that it then goes "ride your horse and slip and slide," but it's been a decade, so it's fuzzy. It's like Cha-Cha Slide (or the Sid Shuffle), where you move to the song, but also I remember playing it alongside videos like Peanut Butter Jelly Time. I've looked online, but found nothing... I'm guessing it would be from the 2010s (early-mid). Does anyone know what I'm talking about?