I woke up in the middle of the night with the realization that Barbie initially sets off on a mission to cheer up the 'girl' who was having the existential, 'weird', thoughts but at some point, she abandons the "cheering up" part of that mission. Barbie meets Gloria and her daughter, and she realizes that Gloria was the one who had those thoughts, but there's never a scene where she tries to get Gloria to change her attitude. Barbie sat in that park and she came to terms with her own emotions, and as the movie went on, she continued to experience the ups and downs of being human, of being a woman, and in doing so, she validated Gloria's feelings. Gloria didn't need to change, she didn't need to stop having these thoughts and emotions. She was completely valid having her own existential feelings and processing her feelings through Barbie, like so many people do.
happy pride
see what people are failing to realize for some reason that i think is wild is that no it’s not “you don’t care about oppenheimer because it’s funnier to care about barbie more” it’s not “you don’t care about oppenheimer because it’s dark and gritty” No i don’t care about oppenheimer because it’s a fucking AMERICAN IMPERIALISM WAR CRIME MOVIE!!!!!!
like call me insane but i think a toy line consumerism grab is much less of a crime than glorifying dropping the atomic bomb and killing hundreds of thousands of people no matter how “complex” the narrative surrounding it is
why is the sims so addictive but only for a short amount of time??? like all u do is play the sims u don’t sleep u don’t eat it’s like you’re on drugs for around two days and then forget about it for the next whole year

God creating Adam and Eve then fucking off for the rest of the eternity like
Giorno would love to sit at his work computer and discuss mafia business with Fin Fin
What able bodied authors think I, an amputee and a wheelchair user, would want in a scifi setting:
What I actually want: