1. 5 Disney Live-Action Movies I'd Love To See, And 4 I Wouldn't - BuzzFeed
Jul 31, 2023 · Here are 5 animated Disney films I believe should be made into live-actions pronto, and 4 that should STAY animated.
From my lips to Disney's ears (hopefully).
2. The Lego Movie: Dark Alternate Ending. (Disowned) - Spinpasta Wiki
Missing: Disheartened! Overpowered
I'm sure that you have seen many kids movies such as Toy Story, Incredibles, Shrek and many more. Right now, I'm talking about my favorite film that everyone has seen since 2014, which is The Lego Movie. It was a success from The Lego Movie franchise, along with the other movies like The Lego Batman Movie, The Lego Ninjago Movie and The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part, were released before the Warner Bros sold the rights to the Universal Studios with 5-year deal. But, what if there was a different
3. Column: Live-action movies don't bring real-life magic – Coppell ...
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When I heard there was going to be a live-action version of Beauty and the Beast, one of my favorite Disney movies growing up, I was skeptical at first, wondering how on earth the original magic would be replicated in the new movie. As blown away as I was by the stunning elements in Beauty...
4. Yes, Your Kid's Trans Thing is a Phase - New Discourses
Sep 18, 2021 · Yes, your child's trans thing is a phase. Like multiple studies have shown, around 85% of children with gender dysphoria desist by the time they are adults.
Here's the good news: if you've got a teenage child, you are probably in your forties. You've been around the sun a few times. You've had your hipster grunge phase, your "Friend's" haircut, your Pottery Barn furniture phase.
5. News J-Novel Club Adds 7 New Light Novels, 3 New Manga
Sep 27, 2024 · J-Novel Club announced on Thursday that it has licensed seven new light novel and three manga titles.
Lady Bumpkin and Her Lord Villain, The Tanaka Family Reincarnates, more titles added
6. I Have No Son! - TV Tropes
The exaggerated variant of this trope is honor killing, where the parents not only disown the child, but murder them. Can result in Disinherited Child. Compare ...
See AlsoChapter 7 Psychiatric DiseasesSometimes, what parents want for their children differs from what the children want to do, especially if the parent has plans for the child to Follow in My Footsteps. Sometimes the child wants to be himself in a career the parent dislikes. And …
7. List | Broome County Public Library
Julie Flett. A BEST CHILDREN'S BOOK OF THE YEAR: New York Times, Washington Post, New York Public Library, Kirkus Reviews, Globe and Mail, ...
A USA TODAY Bestseller A Washington Post Bestseller
8. The narcissistic family's scapegoat: Survival and Recovery - Jay Reid
The child may come to believe that life is only worth living if he can figure out how to not be who he is. When a child is cast as the enemy in his own family ...
This post explains why a malignantly narcissistic parent has to scapegoat a child, what a child must do to survive this abuse, and using therapy to recover.
9. Arthur Miller | National Endowment for the Humanities
The poem is his life and he its author, but not he alone, for, as virtually ... Admittedly, we live in an age of entertainment, but is it a good thing ...
On Politics and the Art of Acting
10. My husband and cocaine - ADFAM
To him, heroin or crack users were addicts, not him. This caused me great upset, as if he wasn't an addict, that meant these were all choices. He went to live ...
Hi, my husband is a cocaine addict, I’ve been married for 10 years been together for 16 years. My husband is my best friend, a very loyal, honest and loving man before addiction took hold. My husband was practically teetotal before trying cocaine once when he was 30, given to him by a good friend on a day to watch the football. He soon became hooked but this was kept a secret from me for 4 years. He would use when me and my children were asleep in bed. All unknown to us. His behaviour changed massively over this time, paranoia, moodiness and generally being off with us and everyone else, these were the signs, but I failed to see the cause. I often thought he was having a midlife crisis or experiencing some kind of depression. Then the night I found out it was cocaine, was the night I was pregnant with our 5th child, he went out to buy dinner and came home intoxicated. He lied and denied everything. We had an explosive argument and shamefully I threw a cup at him. He was enraged and left! He went to stay with a friend who doesn’t use drugs. […]
