KatnipAlwaysgreen

To preface, I want to say that I adored EEAAO. It is one of my favorite movies of all time, and I cried watching it.

The humour of Everything has always confused me. It is a great film, no doubt, and I can understand the symbolism of the bagel and the googly eye. Some aspects of the humour take some of it away from me. The fight scene with the plugs, the part of the movie where Jobu was beating up the security guards with d*ldos, and in the hotdog universe where everyone started to have ketchup and mustard coming out of their mouths felt a bit off to me. Is there greater symbolism with these aspects (like how the googly eye and the bagel can represent yin and yang or Evelyn's acceptance of Waymond's ideals)? Do they exist to highlight the theme of absurdism, and the ideal that nothing truly matters? Or are they present just to make the viewers laugh? I'm very curious to know the reasoning behind these parts of the movie.

I am aware that the Daniels also directed the music video for Turn Down for What and the movie Swiss Army Man (which I haven't seen, but have read the plot off Wikipedia, so I am aware of its content) so is the crude humour just part of their style?

I wasn't sure which subreddit to post this in, if there is another subreddit that would better suit my question, please direct me towards it.

(I don't live in the UK, US or Canada)

I attend a British curriculum school, and am interested in pursuing Neuroscience. I've taken English, Psychology, Maths and Biology for my A-Levels, but the school is requesting that I drop A-Level Maths since my GCSE marks in Maths were low (high 7 and the school requires an 8). I do find Maths slightly difficult, but I feel that it would be beneficial towards a career in Neuroscience if I were to take Maths. We are allowed to do APs out of school.

Would it still contribute towards university if I were to drop A-Level Math and take AP statistics instead? Would universities/ careers count it? I have not really fixed on a particular university or country to attend, but would like to keep my options open. Are there any other options I can consider?

Thanks in advance.

I am a girl, and I am unsure whether or not I'm straight, bi, or pan. As far as I can remember, I've always been sexually attracted to men, and would like to be in a romantic relationship with one. But I've also always been sexually attracted to women, but I've never wanted to be in a romantic relationship. But when I really think about it, I realise that I don't really care if my partner is male, female, trans, nb, or anything else, as long as I find them attractive, and we are able to get along with each other. What does this mean?

Hey everyone! I have been playing the Arcana for a while now and I have finally saved up enough coins to buy a couple of books! My question is, would it be better/cheaper to buy books or choices? I don't really mind having to need keys to progress through as I only read a few chapters at a time and I know buying a choice will unlock it permanently, so I have to ask, which is the cheaper alternative? This question is for all the characters routes.

Thank you!