Ihmo, they're not. Harmon's face is blank. Lindsay's eyebrows and mouth are obviously in motion and in the process of transfering from the expression of being insufferably smug into the expression of being textbook punchable.
I meant more the "Holding my neck up proudly in proudness but I've never been proud before so I just look like Vincent D'Onofrio in Men in Black, a human sack being puppeted awkwardly by an alien from inside"
Start of next season: E for Echochamber
Teddy sounds stoned.
Teddy is stoned so it can forget all of the things its seen from the hands of Lindsay.
- Claims to be anatomically correct
but you need a degree in gender studies to criticize gender identity, and defining the word "woman" would take a thesis length explanation. These peeps can't make up their minds.
i swear they all want their kids to be
Interesting that "penis" wasn't on the list of terms they were going to use, but "vagina" and "uterus" is. You're going to completely leave out that a penis is crucial for reproduction? What, do you want kids thinking that scissoring will produce a baby? I get that she's trying to be "inclusive" or "gender neutral" or whatfuckingever but that doesn't work when you are talking about mammal reproduction. She's giving information that is more confusing than just saying the standard.
Whoever wrote this book tried so hard to be as inclusive as possible (which itself is impossible, because genderspecials keep moving the goal posts) that they painted themselves into a corner where they couldn't do anything but talk in the most vague of terms. Which, you're right, adds so much needless ambiguity to point of being unclear. I wouldn't be surprised if legit kids reading/listening to this book ended up even more confused afterwards.
at her disabling ratings and comments, though. Her finally catching on to comment sections full of capitalist pigs and problematic gender-binary advocates is cathartic.