If true, this is beyond obscene
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I listened to an interview with libsoftiktok today. She’s delightful. Whatever the opposite of resting bitch face is, she has that.
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@LuFins-Dad said in If true, this is beyond obscene:
Trying to remember...Do three year-old little girls typically identify as unicorns or is that something they usually do later in life?...Say, maybe five or six?
And at what age do they change their minds and identify as something else? Lastly, is the unicorn horn screw-on or is it surgically removed?
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I listened to an interview with libsoftiktok today. She’s delightful. Whatever the opposite of resting bitch face is, she has that.
Link to video -
@LuFins-Dad said in If true, this is beyond obscene:
Trying to remember...Do three year-old little girls typically identify as unicorns or is that something they usually do later in life?...Say, maybe five or six?
And at what age do they change their minds and identify as something else? Lastly, is the unicorn horn screw-on or is it surgically removed?
@Jolly said in If true, this is beyond obscene:
@LuFins-Dad said in If true, this is beyond obscene:
Trying to remember...Do three year-old little girls typically identify as unicorns or is that something they usually do later in life?...Say, maybe five or six?
And at what age do they change their minds and identify as something else? Lastly, is the unicorn horn screw-on or is it surgically removed?
As we speak my almost-3 year old says he's "Pinch Pinch" h the crab, and my 5 year old daughter is "Glitter Sparkle" the unicorn.
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@Jolly said in If true, this is beyond obscene:
@LuFins-Dad said in If true, this is beyond obscene:
Trying to remember...Do three year-old little girls typically identify as unicorns or is that something they usually do later in life?...Say, maybe five or six?
And at what age do they change their minds and identify as something else? Lastly, is the unicorn horn screw-on or is it surgically removed?
As we speak my almost-3 year old says he's "Pinch Pinch" h the crab, and my 5 year old daughter is "Glitter Sparkle" the unicorn.
@89th said in If true, this is beyond obscene:
@Jolly said in If true, this is beyond obscene:
@LuFins-Dad said in If true, this is beyond obscene:
Trying to remember...Do three year-old little girls typically identify as unicorns or is that something they usually do later in life?...Say, maybe five or six?
And at what age do they change their minds and identify as something else? Lastly, is the unicorn horn screw-on or is it surgically removed?
As we speak my almost-3 year old says he's "Pinch Pinch" h the crab, and my 5 year old daughter is "Glitter Sparkle" the unicorn.
Have you started transitioning them yet?
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