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I did initially, because I've encountered multiple Keishas who spelled their name differently and thought this was another variation. But I learned the actual pronunciation quite a while ago.

By the time kids know that they're interested in pursuing a math-heavy field, it can be hard (and expensive, considering the cost of college in the US) to catch up. A lot of college-level engineering classes require calculus as a prerequisite, for example, so if you don't place into… Read More

It's different when it sounds like she's still using "Anne Hathaway" as her professional name. It sounds like prefers to be called Annie in personal interaction. I feel strongly about calling people what they want to be called, but a lot of people go by different names in different… Read More

For a little kid, things like brushing their own teeth or helping with chores *are* big accomplishments at first since they're learning new skills (and they don't have an adult's hand-eye coordination).

Disposable cups don't work for me, but I've never had any problem with reusable cups. The designs are quite different. Disposable cups typically have soft bodies and sit at an angle along the length of the vagina. Reusable cups hold their shape when they're inside you and sit around… Read More

Hopefully they checked with Doreen. Some non-binary people do go by he or she instead of gender-neutral pronouns, for a variety of reasons.

I actually like the concept of the "sleeves" on the Belle and Jasmine bikinis. They're impractical but if you're okay with that, it can be a nice look. But the execution looks cheap. They're basically just strips of fabric sewn to the sides of the tops. The top on the plus-size Snow… Read More

Most clothing is made with the average sizes and shapes of cisgender male and female bodies in mind, so if you have unusually large feet for a woman or are significantly shorter than the average man, it can be really difficult to find clothing in those departments that fit you. This… Read More

Yeah, and I can see why they had Carey Mulligan play Daisy in the flashback as well. It's not a big enough age difference where it would have made a ton of sense to cast a younger actress.

Most teen/child actors receive on-set tutoring to stay on track with their schooling, and some are homeschooled in general. But this still affects shooting schedules, certainly, and it's not a lifestyle all families can adapt to.