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heās a fluffy cloud
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If gas prices keep going up it will be cheaper to snort cocaine and run everywhere.
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oh he was a twink all along
I THOUGHT HE WAS STRAIGHT AND MASC.
This is a revelation
parallels alternatively: jungkook messing with his bros
You know, the older we get, the more we seem to love insisting that the things we loved as kids and still love as adultsā¦werenāt meant for kids at allā¦
āAvatarās not a kidās show.āĀ āHarry Potterās not a kidās series.āĀ āThis movie was never meant for kids.ā
You guys realize itās okay to love stuff made for kidsā¦as adultsā¦right? Like, you donāt have to act all pretentious about still loving it. You can justā¦still love it.
Seriously, grow up!
Alternatively, one can acknowledge that good writing tackling hard concepts arenāt exclusive to adult shows. She-Ra has done an excellent job of tackling abuse and co-dependence while keeping a TV-Y7 rating.
some people assume thatĀ ākidās show/movie/booksā means that something lacks depth or quality, so when they see childrenās media with depth and quality they canāt reconcile that with what they believe about it, so they deny it was ever actually meant for kids to begin with
in the same vein, there are some people who get really disturbed at the idea that childrenās media can contain really difficult concepts and that children can in fact understand and wrestle with these concepts. theyāre shocked that children might be exposed to tough or scary questions about morality or human nature. they donāt believe kids can handle things like that, because they underestimate children. when i was growing up, i was already wrestling with just war theory without even knowing what that meant because i was an avid fan of the Animorphs books. those books deal explicitly with themes like war, slavery, environmentalism, free will/autonomy, and trauma. i didnāt have to know philosophical lingo to understand what i was reading and to think hard about the questions the books asked. they were in simpler language and vocabulary so that kids 8-12 could follow things, but that didnāt make the topics themselves any simpler.
kids are capable of comprehending a lot more than most adults give them credit for, which is why the best childrenās media tends to be created by adults who donāt underestimate that potential
A new kids show on Netflix is called āforever twelveā and Iāve been watching it and two of the three kids only have one parents, there are lots of gay characters, they deal with jealousy and anger and insecurity and then show healthy ways of dealing with that stuff. Itās so easy as an adult to say āWell yeah, duh, thatās common senseā but thatās only because Iāve done therapy to get me there! As a kid I didnāt know jack shit! And now thereās a show that can help kids understand concepts that are for everyone!
i love it when things stop bothering you. like two months ago i was totally bitter about so many things and now im like āu know what i donāt even careā & thatās a beautiful feeling
What is your opinion on people who say birds shouldn't be pets?
If weāre talking parrots specifically, Iām one of those people.
Parrots just do not thrive in the standard captive environment, really the most we can hope to do is provide as much enrichment as we can to mimic their wild environments and natural behaviours to prevent countless stress behaviours. Parrots pluck, toe tap, break their beaks trying to chew cage bars, are frequently nutrient deficient, and often have weaker hearts, lungs and immune systems from being in captivity without the right environments to thrive.
Parrots arenāt a domesticated species and they simply do not thrive in our homes. We can not provide enough room for flight, enough birds for socialization with enough space for them to feel safe doing so, we can not provide the lifestyle these birds really need to be as healthy as they should be. We can do our best but at the end of the day when weāre breeding a species that more often than not suffers in our environments it doesnāt make sense to keep breeding them. If the closest we can get to optimum care is just trying to reduce constant stress then that animal isnāt thriving with us.
Thereās plenty of birds that do thrive in our homes, pigeons, chickens, even finches and canaries are all extremely loving, trainable, and interactive birds that arenāt all that different than parrots. They can all be taught parlour tricks, can enjoy human interaction, many can sing sweet songs.
Keeping parrots as pets that are already stuck in the trade? Of course, they canāt be released, they need someone who will at least give their all to lead a good life. But consistently bringing more parrots in to a world that isnāt suitable for them? Itās more selfish than anything really.
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