Interesting. "Mom, guess what!" Of course, they portray Molly as being concerned with dresses, hats, and lipstick. And they can talk about sex only after they make dinner. To say nothing of the father & mother representing the typical, nuclear family (certainly a minority situation in my neighborhood). And why is there always a mirror scene in these videos? In film class, we've discussed how a lot of directors use that trope to show duplicity in the characters. It's a visual metaphor of conflict! Well, "You know I've got the curse." Golly, how awful to be so inflicted!
I'm 20 and should be a junior but who knows really what grade I'm in. I transferred from St. Anselm up in NH, where I was a classics major, but it was way too conservative and religious for my liking. I'm getting my degree in Women's Studies and hopefully will become a paramedic after graduation. I play rugby. I have two tattoos, but if I had more money I'd have more. I like to stay up late doing nothing, even if I have to wake up early.
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Interesting. "Mom, guess what!" Of course, they portray Molly as being concerned with dresses, hats, and lipstick. And they can talk about sex only after they make dinner. To say nothing of the father & mother representing the typical, nuclear family (certainly a minority situation in my neighborhood).
And why is there always a mirror scene in these videos? In film class, we've discussed how a lot of directors use that trope to show duplicity in the characters. It's a visual metaphor of conflict! Well, "You know I've got the curse." Golly, how awful to be so inflicted!
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