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How come Bridget and Cinderella didn’t recognize their own daughters when they grew up?

What did Uliana do to change someone so sweet into a wicked person?

If the doors to Auradon are opened to everyone, shouldn’t Uliana be there too? And if so, why didn’t Bridget try to hurt her?

And a personal question I have: Why isn’t Ursula there and they put Uliana instead? Some said it was not to ruin Uma’s story but Maleficent, Hook and Hades were there too and they’re parents, so what’s up with that?

I gotta say this. I see a lot of men saying they have changed by their gf/wife, and there’s a real change there.
It is normalized. Like the dark romance where he is the mysterious lonely boy and she falls in love with him.

GURL get your ass up!! What’s this now?
I am already worrying about changing myself and shape myself into a better version of myself, everyday, for the rest of my life.
Why are women the ones expected to change a man’s point of view? Why are we the ones who should “stick by him”?

Nah-ha. Now if your man needs to change some flaws, it’s okay to be by his side. But it’s not up to you to change them. And if he needs to change his whole personality, honey unless he doesn’t pay you $150/hour you are just wasting your damn time.

If my job was to fix men I’d be a psychiatrist. And I’d charge them. I’m not here to fix no man and if you are it means you lack of confidence and you rather focus on his shit because you can’t get yours together so what you need, dear, is a bestie, not a man.

P.S. I don’t have a son, it was just to make my point.

I came across this video where a woman proposed to her boyfriend on a beach in California. He reacted by saying yes, and he also said “you beat me to it” for he was gonna propose soon.

Regardless of the marriage plans, which I think should be discussed before the proposal (kind of like “I know they’re gonna propose but I don’t know when or where”), I don’t see nothing wrong with a woman doing it.
Sure it’s nice to be proposed to, but if a woman feels like it’s the right time and she knows they want to get married someday, why can’t she be the one to propose?

It’s nice, and it’s not even about feminism. Cause women have a choice, they can say no even when the man proposes. It’s just about being ready to engage in this journey and wanting to be the one to ask the partner if he wants to do it with her.

Instead, I saw comments like “Before I do that I’d rather paint my house with nail polish / count the sand” which I actually laughed at because they’re funny but still I don’t agree with them.
But a woman proposing to a man makes him feel less masculine and her look desperate, right?

No. It’s bullshit.

As a woman, would you ever propose to your spouse?
As a man, would you say yes if you know she’s the right one but she proposes first?
(Personally, as a woman, I would totally break up with my boyfriend if the reason he said no is because he feels less masculine).

It’s clear he was a pedophile. There are plenty of evidences.

N before you come at me with “he wasn’t convicted”, so wasn’t Trump. Does it make him not guilty?

Il film si chiama "Uragano" del 2007, con protagonista Robert Carlyle.

Il film si trova in inglese facilmente, chiamato "Flood" ma io lo sto disperatamente cercando in italiano.

Informazione aggiuntiva: Il film dura circa 3 ore, sono disposta anche a comprarlo se è in lingua italiana.

Vi prego lo sto cercando da settimane perché è un film che vuole vedere mia madre e vorrei farle questo regalo. Può essere in streaming, di qualunque tipo di streaming, oppure in DVD, va bene qualunque cosa.

P.S. Mia madre lo vide in italiano, quindi esiste, ma sembra scomparso ovunque.

The title of the movie is "Flood" (2007) starring Robert Carlyle BUT I'm looking for it in italian.

It exists, the movie in italian is called "Uragano" but the title is really vague and I can't find it anywhere. I'm also willing to pay for it.

It's a 3hrs long movie, I can't find it on streaming nor DVD in italian, but I remember seeing it so it was for sure dubbed. There are sites like imdb talking about the movie but no streaming sites (legal or not) are streaming the movie.

To whomever can find it, please PLEASE text me, it's very important to my mother and I wish I could make her see this movie.

I've seen everything, from It to Terrifier to The Conjuring... Nothing scared me. But I can tell you what could scare me:

1. I am not afraid of ghosts, I prefer when humans are the enemy (Parasite was the only movie who scared the shit out of me).

2. I don't mind splatter, as long as it's not torture porn, which is just disgusting.

My worst fear is someone staring at me through the window with eyes wide opened in the dark (I've already seen Lights Out and Hush and The Strangers).

So, do you have something that could really frighten me that's not disturbing, but genuinely scary?

Disney made a lot of movies with princesses as main characters, or princesses to be. But they also made a lot of movies with animals as main characters, or even mixed them both.

For as much as I love sidekicks, am I the only one who like the human protagonists more? It's not about the animals, I love them, but I just can't like those movies for as much as I try. I'm not one who wants to relate to a particular character, but I just feel like movies with humans (better if they're drawn by hand) are better.

That obviously depends on the characters as well.

For example, please don't hate me but I don't like "The Lion King" cause it's a great movie but it's also too sad and I wouldn't rewatch it.

But I like Zootopia or Lady and the Tramp, because there are charismatic characters as main characters (Nick and Biagio).

Anyway, are you team humans or animals, as main characters?