Anonymous wrote:Do you have any stuffed animals or dolls that sleep with or carry with you when you travel?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Honestly I would not call such a person an adult.
ok, MAGA.![]()
Stop using "MAGA" like it means "jerk". It's a specific kind of political BS, not just run-of-the-mill jerkishness. Don't dilute it on casual crap like this. When you act like an overreacting jerk yourself, they win
-not MAGA, or even particularly sympathetic
Anonymous wrote:Britney Spears travels with a fake baby.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Yes, all the time. We have entire families of animals and speak with them regularly. Some like to travel. Others don’t. They are a rich part of our lives.
I want to be your friend!
I would like to introduce them to you! Right now, I am sitting with a little bunny named Allie who is a very sweet young bunny. She has a big brother, Joey, who is a gibbon, but he is not downstairs tonight. I have two dolls on the couch, too, this evening, Tracy, a doll wearing a stylish skirt and her hair in a ponytail, and Viola, a redhead with two braids. They are very different. Tracy is in 7th grade and at that really annoying pre-teen girls age where she is a little haughty to everyone and mean to her parents. Viola is a fourth grader, actually, she's a genius who loves science and math, but she hates exercise so we are always trying to get her to try a new activity. She agreed to try low-key gymnastics this year. Finally we have a little black and white kitty who likes to play and also snuggle up. None of the guys down here tonight are related to each other. Viola has a baby sister and a cousin. Tracy is an only child. Each one is distinct in their personality and interaction style.
Anonymous wrote:These are the same adults that enjoy Disney.
Anonymous wrote:Honestly I would not call such a person an adult.
Anonymous wrote:My childhood teddy bear is a venerable member of this household. He is not be manhandled by the children and does not join the hoi polloi in their room, which regularly hosts large numbers of younger stuffed animals for night-long raves. But sometimes when they have been very good, he gathers them round on my bed, and recounts stories of the olden days, from across the ocean, when he was chosen from a department store in Paris and placed into my 5 year old arms. I hope the younger generation of stuffed animals learns from his wisdom and world travels.
Anonymous wrote:No. That’s not typical.
Anonymous wrote:My childhood teddy bear is a venerable member of this household. He is not be manhandled by the children and does not join the hoi polloi in their room, which regularly hosts large numbers of younger stuffed animals for night-long raves. But sometimes when they have been very good, he gathers them round on my bed, and recounts stories of the olden days, from across the ocean, when he was chosen from a department store in Paris and placed into my 5 year old arms. I hope the younger generation of stuffed animals learns from his wisdom and world travels.
Anonymous wrote:What do you consider an adult? I did this in college and my college aged daughter does as well. She uses a weighted stuffie as a pillow. (I guess she’s the pillow pet generation. It’s a pillow, it’s a pet, it’s a pillow pet.)
(We have several, and my kids are in college.)