Itโ€™s their world and we are living in it.
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Cute lu ๐Ÿ˜ญ
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Me and who
date where we watch a nice tamil movie and have maniโ€™s biriyani (this movie date aasai came 8 years ago from pitch perfect ugh that scene omg)
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it's high time Indian parents started teaching their sons about consent, how to treat women with respect, how to handle rejection, and why sex education is essential. these are not optional life lessons, they are basic responsibilities that every parent must instil in their child
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The tension between two people who are clearly attracted to each other but are doing their best to keep things within the boundaries of friendship will always be louder than any actual flirting.
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Most beautiful heroine introduction in recent times
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I think Iโ€™ve found that one actor whose art iโ€™ll hold close and whose performances Iโ€™ll always return to, and whose right to be celebrated Iโ€™ll defend โค๏ธ
To all my Dorothys โ™ฅ๏ธ #Dorlings
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To all my Dorothys โ™ฅ๏ธ #Dorlings
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Absolute monster.
Her name was Gopika. The man who had been harassing her for some time was her own relative. She rejected his advances, and his fragile ego couldnโ€™t take it. Consumed by resentment, he allegedly stormed into her classroom with a chainsaw and attacked her. What kind of sick mentality makes a man believe that a woman deserves to be butchered simply because she rejected him? This is not love, not obsession, not passion. This is the rotten face of male entitlement. A girlโ€™s life destroyed because some pathetic man couldnโ€™t handle a NO. Absolutely shameful and unforgivable.
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Look at the views on the reel praising him for his acting skills ๐Ÿฅน #Sananth #Dorlings #Dorothy
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u can make a movie about a marginalised community nd let them be happy. It doesnโ€™t always have to be them fighting for their rights. Representing Queer joy is as imp as representing queer struggles. This is movie abt Queer joy so expecting something else in it is your fault
These are the outcomes I expected from Dorothy ending โ€œtrans rights, breaking stereotypes, gender identity, equal opportunities, representation in films, talent over prejudice, social change,true support from friendโ€ NOT ENDING UP IN KARTHI ARMS OR A ROMANTIC ANGLE WITH FRIEND
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Haven't watched #Dorothy yet, but one thing it's done is unmasking of homophobes who were happily portraying themselves as progressive
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"ewww" somehow never shows up when it's a movie where the hero is ltr groom1ng or h@rassing the heroine. Homophobia is a fking disease, not just an "opinion"
I know education alone doesnโ€™t guarantee common sense, but stillโ€ฆ ๐Ÿคฆโ€โ™‚๏ธ Peru ki U.S malli Anni eww lu Enduku akka... Intha disco jargtunapudu ilanti movie ani malli chudatam nduku. If you are such a homophobe.
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'Dorothy romance feels forced' idk man I've watched too many telugu movies where Heroine hero ni sudden ga endhuku love chesthadho kooda Thelidhu...
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So offensively attractive ๐Ÿ˜”
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Me After Seeing Hansika Motwani Video ๐Ÿ˜Œ
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The way she tears up when she is embraced for what she is๐Ÿฅบ i wish everyone had an FairyDorothy who leaves behind a fairy dust of gender euphoria wherever she is ๐Ÿงš๐Ÿพโ€โ™€๏ธ
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This frame hits so differently when you know what you know.
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