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@munnerzzz -- the majority of women are larger on one side than the other. Nothing creepy about it. What, did you think we were all molded Barbie dolls under our clothing?

@verbalweapon -- this post is disgusting. Why do you want to share that with the public at large? Why do you want to use sex like an aggressive act *against* her, to *make* her do things? Why do you assume that all heterosexual men are exactly like you, and why can't you refrain from making sweep...

Good for you! Don't go under the knife! Too many unnecessary risks, and you wouldn't want to lose feeling in your breasts or face or something! I'm also a top-heavy girl -- you said in another vid that you're usually wearing 2 bras?; maybe they're the wrong size, or cheap and unsupportive? Check ...

"Women should not have to go put up Christmas lights, or put up shelves, or pump gas." While you admit you wouldn't mind them cooking or cleaning for you, if they knew how. That sounds more like not wanting to do the dirty work! :D Anyway, you sound pretty much like a feminist whether you want...

I think she IS presenting herself as "a simple human, as fallible as the rest of us." Any good teacher states a lecture confidently and authoritatively; any person's personal opinions will also color everything they say and do, and there's no real reason to expect any person to list encyclopaedic...

"She[s] offended by the fact that men think women are weak"="It's fine that men think women are weak." "All we want is to protect the things we love"="Women need male protection." "That's what a man does"="women don't protect their loved ones, or not as well as men do." "Talking trash about how s...

@drdeathfucker26 -- because... nothing is quite as adorable as someone who's being themselves, un-self-consciously, and having a good time doing it! :D

@MissSamiexx -- I think that's kind of the point. I mean, *neither* of them has done this before, he's freaking out because he represses his own anger so much that he snapped and beat her before, and all that submerged anger and resentment of his community is surfacing; he's also tried to logic ...

...oh, and "You'd better go home now" with the unspoken "or I might end up raping you?" Ugh. What a rotten thing to pass off as romantic! If a guy started telling me how he can't stop thinking about me and his love for me is a sickness that eats him up inside, and then shouted at me for not "u...

"Where are all my mice to f***ing do my laundry and s**t?" Favorite part! I almost fell off my chair. :D My little sister and I must have watched The Little Mermaid every 2 days, growing up, so there was a lot of swimming-pool-reenactment, too.

@IsupportBP -- often, homosexuals realize their own sexuality at a young age, independently of outside influence. Siegfried Sassoon, famous WWI poet and memoirist, was aware of his sexuality around age 10, though he was barely pubescent. He hadn't learned it from TV, he wasn't "experimenting." ...

@lilianocean -- and what makes you respect a female? Looks and intellect, two things they have no control over, or perhaps you respect cosmetics or extreme dieting. Come on. There's plenty of reasons to respect people, first of all the fact that they're a human being. On top of that, being br...

You are so beautiful, kind, mature, and courageous. I look to you as a positive example of how to live and love myself. :)

How DARE any of you sit around calling another human being "it" and claiming they deserve to die! Seriously. I know you shouldn't 'feed the trolls,' but-- I can't endorse dehumanizing bullying, either.

I can agree that a lot of moments felt rushed, but other parts seemed very whole and smooth -- Touch Me looked lovely and powerful, and Melchior's dancing was strong. I think all the voices sounded fine, not sure why people are complaining; maybe the sound quality of the recording isn't the best...

Congratulations, to everyone involved! And thank you for posting this online. I've never had the chance to see the play live, and I'm living in Spain currently, so I doubt I'll be catching it in a theatre any time soon. This was a beautiful and moving performance, and such a talented cast -- p...

Oh, WOW. Why on earth didn't the original producers assign that reprise to the mother!? It makes so much sense, and is so sad -- and is much more realistic than just having the mother turn against Wendla and be the bad guy.

Beautiful, beautiful staging. (Amazing ability to sing falsetto while *moving* at the end, too, Melchior!) I really liked the distribution of the verses between the different characters -- after all, it isn't like Melchior is the only person who understands what happened clearly. Everyone is r...

Whoa! That was so well done! I thought Melchior was especially strong in his acting, but they're both very good -- and managed some difficult choreography there, very professionally, too! And good thunder effect choice. I would have loved to see this performance.

...they cut the "And so you should!" I wonder if they were trying to make Hanschen less predatory. At the same time, the staging is *very* sexually predatory -- I'd definitely say it's intimate, but I'd *not* call it sweet. They both seem a little "knowing" for schoolboys; it doesn't strike me...

@BruceWhan -- I don't see how it's any different from a straight person singing it -- either way, you have to pretend that you're madly in love with someone you're not madly in love with in real life. Acting! :D

Thank you for posting this. I had a similar experience -- went to a new school, they'd all known one another since kindergarten, and I was the weird new kid. I'm a straight female, but rumors that I was gay, along with being shy, smart, and busty, led to me being bullied. I had glue dripped in my...

This scene is REALLY well acted, and kudos to such a young cast for handling themselves so professionally -- especially in light of such a loud and distracting audience! Imagine how hard it would be to stay in character if people were giggling at you, or going "Awww, s**t!"

What a great job! I prefer your performance to many of the professionals'! Lovely acting as well as singing, and you strike a good balance between vocal technique and spontaneous conversational tone. :)

This is so intensely beautiful, simple and wistful and sad. The Little Prince is one of my favorite books of all. I own a copy which once belonged to a friend of mine, a man who later took his own life. Thank you for posting this song. I will undoubtedly be listening to it again and again. I...

Oh! I also love the punctuation of the sketch strokes on the last two stinger notes -- just perfection!

Whoa. Just... whoa. You *floored* me. This is a top-notch performance!!! I'm only sad that it cuts off early! I would have loved to see and hear how you acted the very end of it. Keep on singing!

I think I almost fell off my bed laughing at the "you are a troll"-poster impression. I used to volunteer with (very young) troubled youth, and they were chock full of "helpful" tidbits like that! Too perfect.

So, yes, I just commented on your video of this song from 2007, and then instantly found this one. <3 <3 <3 I love them both. Thank you!

I really, really, really, really, really love your voice and admire your talent and your recordings so much! I've been listening to them for the past couple of years, but I'm not sure if I've ever commented, and I wanted to do so now -- you made me suddenly burst into tears halfway through this ...

This is AMAZING. I've heard a lot of recordings of this song, but this one just handles every single moment masterfully! New favorite version!!

She. Is. Wonderful. This is just so smooth, so in-character, so wistful and indignant and yet always poised and classy and dignified.

This is SO GOOD! I was expecting it to be a smooth, "radio" performance, without a lot of acting or heart. How wrong I was! Sinatra performs the song with all the nuances of irony, deep sadness, disappointment, resignation, and self-deprecating humor that the lyrics call for. Thanks for posti...

Thanks to everyone for the nice comments! As for Julian, I have no idea how long it took me to find any images of anyone at all who resembled my mental picture of him -- clearly, I went away from actors entirely into the field of models. :D

What an excellent montage! You joined the parts so well, and it really lets you appreciate all the different actors and actresses involved. (Wish there were a way to include Len Cariou, though!) Very nicely done. I love hearing this song in its full complexity, though of course I enjoy the mov...

@PegGritty -- Well, Americans are about 2/3 of the world's native English speakers, and an American wrote the "lyrics" of the Alphabet Song, so...zee it was. (And doesn't it bug you to hear the song *not* rhyme?)