A true shopaholic would have made it a bathtub full of clothes!
If I indeed had a bathtub full of money, these are where it would trickle to...
Exposed zipper dresses from Bella Lolita
High waisted banded dress from My Summer Acres
*Edit: Woot! The blogshop owner is posting this dress to me! :D
All I have to do is write an advertorial <3*
I've finally watched Milk. Wow. Wow, wow, WOW.
Sean Penn's mindblowingly convincing performance as Harvey Milk.
James Franco's unbelievable amount of sex appeal in playing a homosexual.
A definite must-watch. Could turn straight men gay. :P
The film had such an impact on me, I even ran a YouTube search on what causes homosexuality in men. Scientifically speaking. Because in the movie, Harvey Milk said that his parents were straight, but that didn't make him straight - so you can say it's not necessarily a cultural or societal influence. On the video, Freud said a bunch of his usual stuff, but there was this particularly eye-opening one... *click here to view it* - basically the video (a cartoon) had this theory that male homosexuality is very much genetic.
For example, if one identical twin brother is gay - there's a 70% chance that the other twin is gay as well.
The other thing - apparently, the more older brothers that a guy has, the higher the chances that he leans towards homosexuality. Why? Because when a woman is pregnant with a baby boy, her body treats the male foetus as a threat and then the body releases a bunch of chemicals or hormones (or something) to "neutralise" the male - and the more male pregnancies the woman carries, the more adept the body is at fighting male foetuses. The cartoon explains it much better. :D
I feel smarter already. :P
Sean Penn's mindblowingly convincing performance as Harvey Milk.
James Franco's unbelievable amount of sex appeal in playing a homosexual.
A definite must-watch. Could turn straight men gay. :P
The film had such an impact on me, I even ran a YouTube search on what causes homosexuality in men. Scientifically speaking. Because in the movie, Harvey Milk said that his parents were straight, but that didn't make him straight - so you can say it's not necessarily a cultural or societal influence. On the video, Freud said a bunch of his usual stuff, but there was this particularly eye-opening one... *click here to view it* - basically the video (a cartoon) had this theory that male homosexuality is very much genetic.
For example, if one identical twin brother is gay - there's a 70% chance that the other twin is gay as well.
The other thing - apparently, the more older brothers that a guy has, the higher the chances that he leans towards homosexuality. Why? Because when a woman is pregnant with a baby boy, her body treats the male foetus as a threat and then the body releases a bunch of chemicals or hormones (or something) to "neutralise" the male - and the more male pregnancies the woman carries, the more adept the body is at fighting male foetuses. The cartoon explains it much better. :D
I feel smarter already. :P
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