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Hey Lucas how are you? What's a song that has really impacted your life and how you listen to music?
It’s really hard to give a specific answer to this but there are two songs that I absolutely love; Hide and Seek by Imogen Heap and Holding Out For a Hero from the Footloose remake (I believe it was sung by Ella Mae Bowen).
Hide and Seek just hits me close to home because it’s about the singer dealing with her parents’ divorce, which I had to deal with as a kid.
As for Holding Out For a Hero, we all know the original version (and the Shrek version) is high energy and kinda has a focus on the music, but the version from the Footloose remake has a focus on the lyrics, and turns it into a slower song, kind of romantic almost. It’s hard to explain but if you’ve heard it, you could probably understand what I’m talking about
it’s good for your mental health to have mutuals who are wildly horny about kinks which do nothing at all for you
this is both as in. sometimes you will realise that actually these kinks do do something for you and that can be very eye-opening and liberating
and also as in. sometimes you will hear someone decry these kinks as indicative of moral failing, and being friends with people like this makes you immune to that sort of knee-jerk outrage
Also primes you for awareness that there are a lot of people who like a lot of things you don’t like or even that make you uncomfortable, and that is okay, has nothing to do with their character, and is also none of your business.
It’s always good practice. Remember that minding your own business costs $0 and has numerous health benefits.
“Having freaky friends to immunise you against moral panic” is a take so good I can’t believe I don’t hear it more often.
One of my favorite tropes is character with a nasty toxic personality who tries very hard to do the right thing anyway
I like my protagonists sad, tired, bitter, fully convinced they will never get the recognition they deserve, but they still gotta get up in the morning and be a good person
Never forget how Disney ruined Doug by slapping on a bunch of arbitrary bullshit changes:
• The Beets broke up • Honker Burger closed • Roger got rich • Connie got a more “normal” body type • Doug became Porkchop’s pet • Skeeter’s safeword changed from “honk honk” to “eebeedeebee”
• The town was named Doug
• “Patti Mayonnaise Memorial Swimming Pool” WTF!
• Mayor White became part of Doug’s circle of friends • Sex moans in the theme song • Everyone could see Doug’s imagination sequences happen in reality • 9/11 predictions got a lot less subtle
• Mr. Dink calmed down
• Judy Funnie became a baby • Mr. Bone lived in Doug’s walls • Doug’s voice actor was replaced by Sir Michael Caine
• Every episode was 4 hours long
• Every character was nude with grotesquely long, muscular torsos • Roger always dropped a gun on the floor in every scene
• Doug turned twelve
• Every episode ended with Doug’s parents dying
My name is Lucas, I'm gay, full of useless Pokémon trivia, a musical theatre enthusiast and I'm always tired. Send me a message if you'd like. I'd love to chat!
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