They don't say Anya is adopted because it looks so suspicious. He got a wife and a daughter in less than a week and suddenly he wants her to get into the best school in the country where only important people put their children.
yeah just pretending you already have a backstory that's far more believable is much better, the child's been with you for 'x' years so you force that "we already have a relationship with each other as family members" and people will be like oh, I guess that's fine. Kinda like pretending to be a psychologist who's been in the field for a long time. You don't say "I 'just' came in, instead, it'd be I already have 'x' years under my belt and diploma/license to prove it. People will believe it and that's literally what companies look for when hiring, years of experience over diploma.
From a blue American sax suit with mismatched black gloves and hat, to a three-piece Italian silhouette in gray, and lastly a long-tailed coat paired with a cream waistcoat and top hat? Loid is well versed in the hierarchy of men's fashion.
10:48 gotta explain the conservative since Asian (or Japanese) is different from American. While US interpretation means conserving the existing idea or traditions, the word here means that he is someone who conserves himself, as in he refrains himself from criticizing or disrespecting other people, therefore "the students like him" line follows.
That meaning also exists is English, but modern American language is so politicized few people use (or even know) that meaning. If you read an old novel, you'll see it used that way. Glad you called it out! I think they misunderstood it - at least at first.
@@SchoolVideosGoHere I think it would be beneficial to ask a follow up question whenever phrases like progressive or conservative are brought up , like what is being conserved or what is one progressing towards. Both words can mean entirely different things depending on how they are used. I can conserve good moral values or progress towards good moral values if I dont currently hold any. I can also conserve policies that take life away prematurely or progress towards ideas that end life prematurely. The question , I think should always extend further into what someone is trying to conserve or progress , instead of using the words themselves to put people into a box beforehand.
@@user-lr6hw4dq4t idk I would argue that both conservative and progressive can be good or bad depending on their goals. I can conserve a good or bad thing, just like I can progress towards a good or bad thing. There things in the past that are worth conserving , just as there are things in future that are worth progressing towards. Bigotry (oxford/google) - obstinate or unreasonable attachment to a belief, opinion, or faction; in particular, prejudice against a person or people on the basis of their membership of a particular group. Anyone , regardless of which side they are on or represent can act in this way.
@@hillrp1 I've seen a LOOOOT of progressives, who are in and of themselves quite bigoted. I'd even argue that labeling someone as racist, solely because they're conservative, is a form of bigotry. As is supporting that ideal of fitting every conservative into a single box category. Perhaps you should do some more learning yourself, but at least you had the sense to not "high five" and bring your own political bigotry into the classroom. Nowadays, teachers (especially "progressive" teachers) are constantly being demonized for doing JUST THAT (shoving their politics down a minor's throat while they're still at a malleable age), so it was definitely good on you to break THAT box that many fear about teachers, I suppose.
15:11 i don't read the manga so I'm not sure if they ever addressed why they didn't roll with Anya just being adopted, but I've seen Sam ask this question multiple times so i thought I'd take a crack at it. Given how the school was already suspect of how new Loid and Yor's marriage was (forged to be 1 year old on paper), Anya being adopted would have further added on to the suspicion. A 1 year marriage on paper (lol days in reality) with an adopted daughter just screams suspiscious; a made up family only created to get into the school with ulterior motives (Also side note the 1 year marriage being just barely acceptable to not seem staged explains perfectly their rather weak/new family dynamic, which gives Yor some leeway for not having completely adopting the mantle of the traditional mother role). Plus as you see this episode how high-end this school is they aren't just taking any rag tag families in; you have to have both parents, on top of being within the upper echelon of society (shit i'd even speculate given the context of the setting and time period if there were families entering with same sex parents that'd be an absolute no go). Anya already of course doesn't look like either Loid or Yor (we see mismatched unique character designs in anime all the time who are supposed to be related and look nothing alike, and sometimes everyone just looks the same in some anime, so it's easy to forget they're just drawings and the lines aren't easily blurred like that in real life. Given this, even by anime standards all 3 of them look nothing alike, so it's easier to just say (or assume) she takes after her biological mother instead of Loid, and have Yor be the step parent. Obviosuly the reverse would be overly complicated in regards to the dynamic (lies lol) between Loid and Yor. So yea, this was probably their best plan of action. tl;dr, it was their best plan of action, Anya being adopted would be too suspicious on top of a new 1 year marriage.
In the time period they're mocking, a lot of weight was given to blood ties and being of good stock. Adoption would be looked down on and be a hurdle to entry in higher society. Slight spoiler for the next couple episodes: You see multiple times the elegant headmaster claims Anya is from Loid so she must have what it takes to turn out elegant too.
@@SchoolVideosGoHere Very true. My mother was adopted in the late '60s (in the US), and my grandmother told me that there was an intense stigma on all sides against adoption at the time. For adoptive parents, it was considered at least a little bit shameful, because it was seen as an admission that you weren't capable of having children of your own, which was still seen as almost a personal failing - especially for women - despite no one really having any control over their own natural fertility. For adoptees, the old stigma against bastardry still applied to a degree, but there was also a sense that they were just rootless castoffs, and that they would grow up to be problem-children, or just all-around lesser people because of it. And of course, for the parents of any child put up for adoption, there was HUGE stigma, especially since most of them were unmarried. My mother's biological parents were both unwed 16-year-olds when she was born, and that circumstance was considered so terrible that the default option was that the state would hide and/or seal ALL of their information, almost to the level of a witness protection-style coverup, in order to spare their families the shame of the public finding out that their wayward teenagers had produced a child out of wedlock. The information on who my biological grandparents are was hidden so thoroughly that even 55 years later, we still have no clue who they are. I plan on doing a family DNA kit at some point in the hopes that one of them did so as well, but until then we are in the dark. So yeah, I could easily see the culture of the time being such that admitting that Anya is adopted would mean instant rejection from such a high-end, prestigious, and ultra-conservative school.
@@rmartinson19 Wow! Thank you for sharing - the past was truly a strange place. Though I can only imagine 80 years from now they'll be thinking the same about us.
@@Okkotsu86275 the manga is awesome. Loid's backstory is cute as hell. Him and Yor were in air Raid shelter together as children and Yor holding Baby Yuri in her arms. The only ones who figured out Yor and Loid are destined to be with each other is Franky and Anya.
They can't just say Anya is adopted because it could arouse suspicion in Yor. He already had to come up with the first marriage story to explain why he had a child (there aren't exactly a lot of single people who would adopt a kid by themselves and then try to enroll them in an elite school -- that's suspicious). If he suggested to Yor that they lie to Eden about their family history, it might make her ask why they have to lie. And I have a feeling she's not a great liar anyway. So saying she's adopted would poke more holes in Loid's story no matter what and put the mission at greater risk of failure.
While it doesn’t take place in Japan, adoption is very rare hear and it’s a very arduous process… that’s probably why they wouldn’t say that she’s adopted; the concept is a bit foreign to Japanese culture. New episodes are coming in October… probably along with more Kimestsu. I’m excited to watch along with you all when those come along.
In that time period, as well as the class(upper class) this takes place in, adoption would be looked down upon as well and not at all common. Blood ties are extremely important, keeping the money and status within the family and all that. Also having an adopted daughter and a new wife would look extremely suspicious in a place where everyone is afraid of spies and carelessly reporting anyone who some randos claim is suspicious(anything not considered proper/traditional and slightly out of the ordinary basically). And trying to get your adopted daughter into such a high-class school with so many important people would not go well. Keeping the gossip potential on the down low is important.
This episode was just the animators showing how good Loid looks in three different drips. They should change his codename to Ranch. 'Cause he be dressin'.
Not possible because they didn't have the technology they do in the 40s, It was to be at least after the mid 50s deeper in the cold war era especially since Loid was a kid during wwII bombings by the flashback so 20 ish years after that since yor is 27 and assumably close in age to fit the role of ideal fake partner. It takes place in 1960s since that's when tensions were highest and if this story is going to have a good ending they started establishing peace talks in the 70s
Wooooo new spy x family react dropped Edit: there will be another 12 episodes dropping later in Fall this year! Edit2: also haha it's super extra cos it's supposed to be this posh hyper elite school creme de la creme kind of thing xD Edit3: and yea! She does spell her name wrong! Even on her rooms door at home. Nice small detail and amazing you picked up on it We gotta always rmb Anya is like actually 4-5 years old, so a year or 2 early to start school Edit4: that interview was sure a hell of a rollercoaster ride huh? And haha wasn't that punch satisfying asf??? F that sleazebag Edit5: oh man! That Eliza thornberry reference. OG
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I think her name should be ANIA. It's a Japanese person mistakenly spelling an English name. The person doing the subtitles fixed it to Anya. The author had the same problem with LOID, but the translator didn't fix it to Lloyd in the subtitles.
By this point, Season Two would have to air for these three to jump on the bandwagon. It ranked a distant second on their poll, beaten by Spy X Family.
A lot of people call that area the kid fell into sewage, but they called it a gutter, that's not sewage is it? It might lead to sewage but that gutter should just be the run off from rain and what ever else that can cause water to drain to the gutters.
A recent survey in Japan came out that said 40% of single men have never been on a date. It is so crazy that a place with a statistic like that can consistently come out with shows with such wholesome relationships like this show.
Having lived there, it's definitely a thing. Also, Japan specializes in producing and depicting fantasy lives with their consumer media, which is why their fictional romances often do not at all correspond to actual relationships and courtship over there once past the confession stage.
In case you're thinking this school is extreme in selecting their students, schools like these do exist all around the world. They charge as much as top US colleges. And yes, they are worth it if you can afford them. They're boarding schools, and take responsibility of all round development of the students. In case you're wondering how selective they are - all of the top 10 such schools in the world are in Switzerland, and they take around 300 students each for their high school batches. But their students are truly "ELEGANTO". My friend's cousin is an alumni of Brilliantmont and I always try to avoid talking to her. I don't want her to know that I'm a peasant compared to her lmao.
I watched Spy X Family irritated at a lot of the over-the-top stuff they do (it’s not my cup of tea). Then the last three minutes of the episode are just family wholesomeness and it sucks me back in and reminds me why I watch. I’m in a toxic relationship with this show.
ok, i have not seen any episode of this anime, i have heard it is good...now...why am i here then? well i'll tell you... i couldn't resist to enter because i saw in youtube suggestions of a youtube channel with a very gorgeous lady in the thumbnail....For God's sake Morgan....!!! you are GORGEOUS....!!!
i mean everyone should know how to provide for themselves... always depending on other people is irresponsible but that character definitely seemed like he was saying it as "you're a woman so you HAVE to cook" which is just icky....
I look at it this way , we either have expectations of each other or we don't. If we don't then everyone will need to be ready to drop all expectations that they have of each other. No one(most people don't) really wants this though , people want to hold expectations of others while denying any for themselves, all of the benefits and none of the drawbacks, if our world truly did get rid of all expectations , our world might be even crazier than it already is. The focus here is not so much the cooking but instead figuring out where expectations come from, why they exist ,who dictates them , and why we have them. I believe when these questions are answered honestly , we get closer to understanding why expectations aren't necessarily a bad thing.
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They don't say Anya is adopted because it looks so suspicious. He got a wife and a daughter in less than a week and suddenly he wants her to get into the best school in the country where only important people put their children.
Yeah its also super elitist, so they probably would look down at her for just being adopted sadly.
yeah just pretending you already have a backstory that's far more believable is much better, the child's been with you for 'x' years so you force that "we already have a relationship with each other as family members" and people will be like oh, I guess that's fine.
Kinda like pretending to be a psychologist who's been in the field for a long time. You don't say "I 'just' came in, instead, it'd be I already have 'x' years under my belt and diploma/license to prove it. People will believe it and that's literally what companies look for when hiring, years of experience over diploma.
I appreciate how the clothing swaps got progressively more elegante.
ELEGANTOOOOO!!!
I mean you gotta keep your best clothes in reserve just in case.
Downgrading would show limited wealth.
From a blue American sax suit with mismatched black gloves and hat, to a three-piece Italian silhouette in gray, and lastly a long-tailed coat paired with a cream waistcoat and top hat? Loid is well versed in the hierarchy of men's fashion.
@@Anino_Makata I just learned more about fashion from that comment than in my entire life
10:48 gotta explain the conservative since Asian (or Japanese) is different from American. While US interpretation means conserving the existing idea or traditions, the word here means that he is someone who conserves himself, as in he refrains himself from criticizing or disrespecting other people, therefore "the students like him" line follows.
That meaning also exists is English, but modern American language is so politicized few people use (or even know) that meaning. If you read an old novel, you'll see it used that way.
Glad you called it out! I think they misunderstood it - at least at first.
@@SchoolVideosGoHere I think it would be beneficial to ask a follow up question whenever phrases like progressive or conservative are brought up , like what is being conserved or what is one progressing towards. Both words can mean entirely different things depending on how they are used. I can conserve good moral values or progress towards good moral values if I dont currently hold any. I can also conserve policies that take life away prematurely or progress towards ideas that end life prematurely. The question , I think should always extend further into what someone is trying to conserve or progress , instead of using the words themselves to put people into a box beforehand.
Conservative still can be good. As long aint bigotry
@@user-lr6hw4dq4t idk I would argue that both conservative and progressive can be good or bad depending on their goals. I can conserve a good or bad thing, just like I can progress towards a good or bad thing. There things in the past that are worth conserving , just as there are things in future that are worth progressing towards.
Bigotry (oxford/google) - obstinate or unreasonable attachment to a belief, opinion, or faction; in particular, prejudice against a person or people on the basis of their membership of a particular group.
Anyone , regardless of which side they are on or represent can act in this way.
@@hillrp1 I've seen a LOOOOT of progressives, who are in and of themselves quite bigoted. I'd even argue that labeling someone as racist, solely because they're conservative, is a form of bigotry.
As is supporting that ideal of fitting every conservative into a single box category.
Perhaps you should do some more learning yourself, but at least you had the sense to not "high five" and bring your own political bigotry into the classroom.
Nowadays, teachers (especially "progressive" teachers) are constantly being demonized for doing JUST THAT (shoving their politics down a minor's throat while they're still at a malleable age), so it was definitely good on you to break THAT box that many fear about teachers, I suppose.
When loid and yor almost lost their cool gave me goosebumps, shows that they really care about anya
In that moment they are just that meme of “we are going to beat you to death”
15:11 i don't read the manga so I'm not sure if they ever addressed why they didn't roll with Anya just being adopted, but I've seen Sam ask this question multiple times so i thought I'd take a crack at it. Given how the school was already suspect of how new Loid and Yor's marriage was (forged to be 1 year old on paper), Anya being adopted would have further added on to the suspicion. A 1 year marriage on paper (lol days in reality) with an adopted daughter just screams suspiscious; a made up family only created to get into the school with ulterior motives (Also side note the 1 year marriage being just barely acceptable to not seem staged explains perfectly their rather weak/new family dynamic, which gives Yor some leeway for not having completely adopting the mantle of the traditional mother role). Plus as you see this episode how high-end this school is they aren't just taking any rag tag families in; you have to have both parents, on top of being within the upper echelon of society (shit i'd even speculate given the context of the setting and time period if there were families entering with same sex parents that'd be an absolute no go). Anya already of course doesn't look like either Loid or Yor (we see mismatched unique character designs in anime all the time who are supposed to be related and look nothing alike, and sometimes everyone just looks the same in some anime, so it's easy to forget they're just drawings and the lines aren't easily blurred like that in real life. Given this, even by anime standards all 3 of them look nothing alike, so it's easier to just say (or assume) she takes after her biological mother instead of Loid, and have Yor be the step parent. Obviosuly the reverse would be overly complicated in regards to the dynamic (lies lol) between Loid and Yor. So yea, this was probably their best plan of action.
tl;dr, it was their best plan of action, Anya being adopted would be too suspicious on top of a new 1 year marriage.
And not to mention Loid also got Anya from a neglected orphanage - without papers. 🥴😌
In the time period they're mocking, a lot of weight was given to blood ties and being of good stock.
Adoption would be looked down on and be a hurdle to entry in higher society.
Slight spoiler for the next couple episodes:
You see multiple times the elegant headmaster claims Anya is from Loid so she must have what it takes to turn out elegant too.
@@SchoolVideosGoHere Very true. My mother was adopted in the late '60s (in the US), and my grandmother told me that there was an intense stigma on all sides against adoption at the time. For adoptive parents, it was considered at least a little bit shameful, because it was seen as an admission that you weren't capable of having children of your own, which was still seen as almost a personal failing - especially for women - despite no one really having any control over their own natural fertility. For adoptees, the old stigma against bastardry still applied to a degree, but there was also a sense that they were just rootless castoffs, and that they would grow up to be problem-children, or just all-around lesser people because of it.
And of course, for the parents of any child put up for adoption, there was HUGE stigma, especially since most of them were unmarried. My mother's biological parents were both unwed 16-year-olds when she was born, and that circumstance was considered so terrible that the default option was that the state would hide and/or seal ALL of their information, almost to the level of a witness protection-style coverup, in order to spare their families the shame of the public finding out that their wayward teenagers had produced a child out of wedlock. The information on who my biological grandparents are was hidden so thoroughly that even 55 years later, we still have no clue who they are. I plan on doing a family DNA kit at some point in the hopes that one of them did so as well, but until then we are in the dark.
So yeah, I could easily see the culture of the time being such that admitting that Anya is adopted would mean instant rejection from such a high-end, prestigious, and ultra-conservative school.
@@rmartinson19 Wow! Thank you for sharing - the past was truly a strange place. Though I can only imagine 80 years from now they'll be thinking the same about us.
Twilight threw and risked his mission for Anya . He stood up for both Anya and Yor as well. ♥️
I don't know how this series keeps getting more endearing, but it truly does. I'm very very happy you guys picked it.
And I agree fully, especially after reading the manga and catching up on the story.
@@omegashark1837 I been wanting to check the Manga out. The art style seems pretty fresh
@@Okkotsu86275 the manga is awesome.
Loid's backstory is cute as hell.
Him and Yor were in air Raid shelter together as children and Yor holding Baby Yuri in her arms.
The only ones who figured out Yor and Loid are destined to be with each other is Franky and Anya.
@@charlesacker9174 Definitely going on the list. Thanks for the rec
@@charlesacker9174 ...LOL
This show brings tears of wholesomeness to me lmao
Big Facts. This show is too precious for this world
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You should watch kotaro lives alone
They can't just say Anya is adopted because it could arouse suspicion in Yor. He already had to come up with the first marriage story to explain why he had a child (there aren't exactly a lot of single people who would adopt a kid by themselves and then try to enroll them in an elite school -- that's suspicious). If he suggested to Yor that they lie to Eden about their family history, it might make her ask why they have to lie. And I have a feeling she's not a great liar anyway. So saying she's adopted would poke more holes in Loid's story no matter what and put the mission at greater risk of failure.
While it doesn’t take place in Japan, adoption is very rare hear and it’s a very arduous process… that’s probably why they wouldn’t say that she’s adopted; the concept is a bit foreign to Japanese culture.
New episodes are coming in October… probably along with more Kimestsu. I’m excited to watch along with you all when those come along.
In that time period, as well as the class(upper class) this takes place in, adoption would be looked down upon as well and not at all common. Blood ties are extremely important, keeping the money and status within the family and all that.
Also having an adopted daughter and a new wife would look extremely suspicious in a place where everyone is afraid of spies and carelessly reporting anyone who some randos claim is suspicious(anything not considered proper/traditional and slightly out of the ordinary basically).
And trying to get your adopted daughter into such a high-class school with so many important people would not go well. Keeping the gossip potential on the down low is important.
@@kunilsen2519 Exactly.
This episode was just the animators showing how good Loid looks in three different drips.
They should change his codename to Ranch. 'Cause he be dressin'.
One day Sam will use the image for the thumbnail she says in the video
I always forget... :( -Sam
"ochita" in the end means to fall and also means to fail (the exam), so yep, that was bad omen.
I believe the time period is actually around the mid-40s which is why everyone dresses very formally.
Not possible because they didn't have the technology they do in the 40s, It was to be at least after the mid 50s deeper in the cold war era especially since Loid was a kid during wwII bombings by the flashback so 20 ish years after that since yor is 27 and assumably close in age to fit the role of ideal fake partner. It takes place in 1960s since that's when tensions were highest and if this story is going to have a good ending they started establishing peace talks in the 70s
More like mid 50s to mid 60s.
The Second half starts in the Fall season. Oh, and if you're not simping on Loid enough yet... next episode.
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FYI, In "The Wild Thornberrys", Donnie was voiced by Flea from The Red Hot Chili Peppers. :) Loving the reactions, folks!
Yor was taught by Kenshiro himself. The Hokuto Shinken technique lives on! 😂
Hope The React Pack is enjoying this series so far
The Anime has now covered all of Volume 1.
Wooooo new spy x family react dropped
Edit: there will be another 12 episodes dropping later in Fall this year!
Edit2: also haha it's super extra cos it's supposed to be this posh hyper elite school creme de la creme kind of thing xD
Edit3: and yea! She does spell her name wrong! Even on her rooms door at home. Nice small detail and amazing you picked up on it
We gotta always rmb Anya is like actually 4-5 years old, so a year or 2 early to start school
Edit4: that interview was sure a hell of a rollercoaster ride huh?
And haha wasn't that punch satisfying asf??? F that sleazebag
Edit5: oh man! That Eliza thornberry reference. OG
Thank you for loving Japanese anime. Send love to anime fans in all countries.
The Japanese can hardly speak other languages and must emulate the people of the world.
I hate that nobody reacts to the dub! This episode especially is so good. Elegance is delivered so wonderfully.
Everyone's ready to throw hands when that guy made Anya cry. YES!!!!
I think her name should be ANIA. It's a Japanese person mistakenly spelling an English name. The person doing the subtitles fixed it to Anya. The author had the same problem with LOID, but the translator didn't fix it to Lloyd in the subtitles.
Glad ya'll are enjoying this show so much. Do you have any plans to react to My Dress Up Darling in the future?
By this point, Season Two would have to air for these three to jump on the bandwagon. It ranked a distant second on their poll, beaten by Spy X Family.
Awesome video! Spy family theory coming this Thursday ❤
A lot of people call that area the kid fell into sewage, but they called it a gutter, that's not sewage is it? It might lead to sewage but that gutter should just be the run off from rain and what ever else that can cause water to drain to the gutters.
A recent survey in Japan came out that said 40% of single men have never been on a date. It is so crazy that a place with a statistic like that can consistently come out with shows with such wholesome relationships like this show.
Having lived there, it's definitely a thing. Also, Japan specializes in producing and depicting fantasy lives with their consumer media, which is why their fictional romances often do not at all correspond to actual relationships and courtship over there once past the confession stage.
@@shiyuan6975 a sad irony isn’t it?
There a saying that a single men/women can give better advice in other people relationship..
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Love her or hate her she's speaking facts there
Morgan Freeman and Samuel Jackson my favorite youtubers
10:05 I feel bad for that kid. His father is merciless.
I'm sorry the "tender beef" made me actually laugh
Sumarto. Sumarto and Eleganto!!
In case you're thinking this school is extreme in selecting their students, schools like these do exist all around the world.
They charge as much as top US colleges. And yes, they are worth it if you can afford them.
They're boarding schools, and take responsibility of all round development of the students.
In case you're wondering how selective they are - all of the top 10 such schools in the world are in Switzerland, and they take around 300 students each for their high school batches.
But their students are truly "ELEGANTO". My friend's cousin is an alumni of Brilliantmont and I always try to avoid talking to her. I don't want her to know that I'm a peasant compared to her lmao.
"I will lick Yor Forger's sweaty armpits" - I support that
Also try out the Journey of Elaina if y'all like wholesome shows
That Donnie impression 💀
8:01 lol I mean it's the same moment
16:16 legacy hire
Elegantooo, very elegantooo episode... Next episode is epic...
Did you call it an outing they went on previously? That was an ooting!
Y’all should watch Tokyo revengers
Are you guys MCU Fans?
I think this video isnt in the Spy x Family playlist (at the time of writing this comment)
new subscriber here!! waiting for another episode and i hope you guys will react to MY DRESS UP DARLING too!!! 😊💞💞
ELEGANTO!
I want Bojji
why do people love to add an F to that name???
I watched Spy X Family irritated at a lot of the over-the-top stuff they do (it’s not my cup of tea). Then the last three minutes of the episode are just family wholesomeness and it sucks me back in and reminds me why I watch.
I’m in a toxic relationship with this show.
Next episode is my favourite one
Danny cutie
its Dani
3:04 téma la taille du mickey
ok, i have not seen any episode of this anime, i have heard it is good...now...why am i here then? well i'll tell you... i couldn't resist to enter because i saw in youtube suggestions of a youtube channel with a very gorgeous lady in the thumbnail....For God's sake Morgan....!!! you are GORGEOUS....!!!
yall are so beautiful😍
I guess u guys are feel cringe, Everytime u guys says "The react pack" At the beginning.Am I true? 😁I hope yesss 😆😆
Been waiting for this literally HAHAHAHAHAH
足！！
dude wasnt wrong though. How you a wife and cant cook lol
i mean everyone should know how to provide for themselves... always depending on other people is irresponsible but that character definitely seemed like he was saying it as "you're a woman so you HAVE to cook" which is just icky....
@@accioenchiladas true
I look at it this way , we either have expectations of each other or we don't. If we don't then everyone will need to be ready to drop all expectations that they have of each other. No one(most people don't) really wants this though , people want to hold expectations of others while denying any for themselves, all of the benefits and none of the drawbacks, if our world truly did get rid of all expectations , our world might be even crazier than it already is.
The focus here is not so much the cooking but instead figuring out where expectations come from, why they exist ,who dictates them , and why we have them. I believe when these questions are answered honestly , we get closer to understanding why expectations aren't necessarily a bad thing.
Is Dani single? If so, what trials must I complete to take her out on a date?
You must cool yourself in the Lakes of Minnetonka, resurrect Prince, and beat him in a one-on-one game of Basketball. Complete these tasks and Dani may consider you….