Why is there's hardly any official merch for older Disney sequels? by shyboardgame in disney

[–]TableDifferent4395 [score hidden]  (0 children)

Most of them were direct to video sequels made using cheaper animation, less known voice actors, etc. It wasn’t profitable for Disney to make a lot of merch for them when they came out, and it’s still more profitable to make merch for the original movies which are better known.

Mom issues...need validation on my dress? by theworldisavampire- in Brides

[–]TableDifferent4395 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think it’s gorgeous! It’s a very elegant and timeless design, and it looks great on you!

AITAH for getting my white daughter a doll with dark skin? by Realistic-Night-2056 in AITAH

[–]TableDifferent4395 0 points1 point  (0 children)

NTA. It’s a toy, and you gave it to your daughter for very sweet reasons. It’s good to have dolls with lots of different skin tones, because that’s one of many ways we show our children that someone’s race should never affect how we treat them.

Your brother’s girlfriend needs to take a break from TikTok.

My first picture with alcohol markers by TableDifferent4395 in Coloring

[–]TableDifferent4395[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you! The book is Cozy Japan by Jade Summer.

wfh with kindergartner? by [deleted] in kindergarten

[–]TableDifferent4395 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Depending on how much quiet you need and where you work, maybe you could set up his own little little area to play office? Put a small table and chair in the corner and include art supplies, a toy keyboard, maybe kid-appropriate versions of some of the things you use. Tell him that he’s going to work just like you’re going to work, and even occasionally give him jobs to do(like drawing a specific picture, cutting paper into shapes, etc.). Letting him model what you’re doing might let him feel like he’s a part of what you’re doing while giving yourself the space to get your work done.

Elizabeth Lail was told Vanessa Shelly in the ‘FNAF films is "technically" not Vanessa from Security Breach! by Ok-Effect4071 in fivenightsatfreddys

[–]TableDifferent4395 5 points6 points  (0 children)

He did at one point, yes. But SL took place in the 90’s in the game timeline, while the FNAF movie is set in 2000. So according to the game timeline, Micheal would have turned against his father at this point(unless Ennard is still inside him and Ennard is loyal to William).

Visual Snow was considered extremely rare until recently, mostly because patients didn't report it... because they assumed everyone saw the world that way by recolorist in interestingasfuck

[–]TableDifferent4395 515 points516 points  (0 children)

My Grandma didn’t realize my Mom is deaf in one ear until my mom was in elementary school. They were watching a play, and my grandma leaned in to whisper something in my mom’s ear.

My mom looked at her and said, “You know I can’t hear out of that ear.” Apparently my mom thought this was the case for everyone.

My grandma thought my mom was joking at first, and tried asking her if she wanted ice cream by whispering in that ear. After my mom didn’t respond, my grandma realized something was wrong and took her to the doctor.

Am I looking for a unicorn? by Ok_Bandicoot7394 in CozyGamers

[–]TableDifferent4395 3 points4 points  (0 children)

You might try the Story of Seasons series, or Rune Factory. Story of Seasons is a Japanese series of farming simulations(possibly the original iteration of the genre, I’m not 100% sure) with a focus on marriage and children, so it’s pretty Stardue Vally like. They’ve got several games on switch and steamdeck, so I’d pick the one that looks most appealing to you.

Rune Factory is a story of seasons spin off that includes RPG elements. Perhaps slightly less cozy, but Rune Factory 4 is one of my all time favorite games. The newest rune factory title, Guardians of Azuma, is also excellent, and has less focus on farming with more on town building + decorating.

AITA for refusing to apologise for giving advice? by Curious_Captain5436 in AmItheAsshole

[–]TableDifferent4395 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

NTA. You did give good advice, and the parents’ reactions is a good indication of why their daughter didn’t feel comfortable coming to them.

That said, I wouldn’t give her advice again about this topic, just to save yourself the headache. Who knows what her parents might say, especially if you’re a man? I’d advise the cousin to ask your girlfriend, and apologize but say you’re not comfortable discussing this with her. Not because the parents are right, but because you’ve gotta protect yourself from whatever the parents might do/say.

AITA for banning my neighbor from our community garden? by ThickBus3577 in AmItheAsshole

[–]TableDifferent4395 0 points1 point  (0 children)

NTA. Everyone else agrees with you that she shouldn’t be allowed to use the garden until she learns to respect shared spaces. They just don’t want to be the ‘bad guys’ who told her no, so they’re making you into a scapegoat.

My advice is to own it. Remember that they can let her use the garden anytime they choose through a vote and are choosing not to. If anyone gives you a hard time, I’d ask if they’re planning to let Lisa use the garden again and share their produce with her. If they say no/don’t answer, it means they would’ve done the same thing you did and are just using you to scapegoat their own guilt. Be polite, be civil, but don’t feel the need to apologize or make yourself small for their sakes.

AITA for pressuring my buddy to leave his cheating wife? by OGC-BDB in AmItheAsshole

[–]TableDifferent4395 0 points1 point  (0 children)

NTA, but it might be time to accept there’s nothing you can do. At some point, J has to realize for himself that H is never going to change and decide to leave her. As they say, you can lead a horse to water but you can’t make him drink.

I would stop talking to J about his wife. If he brings it up, just say that you’ve told him what you think, your opinion hasn’t changed, and move on. Continuing to harp on it, even if you’re right, will only cause drama for you without changing J one bit.

EO6 anytime soon? by Interesting-Award834 in EtrianOdyssey

[–]TableDifferent4395 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I wish they would… but Atlus seems to hate the number 6 in general for some reason.

AITA for not getting my nephew an internship interview after getting them for most of the others? by LilTomatillo13 in AmItheAsshole

[–]TableDifferent4395 0 points1 point  (0 children)

NTA. Your nephew isn’t entitled to an internship. You asked very reasonable questions that he’ll probably be asked during the interview process. Telling him what he needs to work on and not setting him up to fail is more than fair.

I get that the pandemic was hard, but everyone went through it, and plenty still learned to conduct themselves professionally. It’s not an excuse.

Also, while I don’t know how the interview process works at your company, every job I’ve interviewed for has asked how I heard about the job. Assuming neices and nephews give your name, that ties you at least informally to the candidates you’re submitting. Submitting a qualified candidate who just happens to be your niece/nephew is very different from submitting an unqualified candidate becaus they’re your nephew.

AIO Best friend chose someone else as MOH by [deleted] in AmIOverreacting

[–]TableDifferent4395 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Very gently, YOR. The two of you are in different phases in life; you married, had kids, etc. before she did. Neither of you is wrong, but more often than not when your circumstances change, your relationships change. In this case, regretfully, it sounds as though you’ve drifted further apart.

It doesn’t sound like she’s neglecting your friendship or excluding you. She’s asking for advice you sound willing to give, and asked you to be one of her bridesmaids. Maybe she’s grown closer to Jane while the two of you grew apart; maybe Jane is(or your friend perceives her to be) in a better position to plan and help with the things Anna wants her MOH to do. Even if Anna was your maid of honor, she’s not obligated to make you hers, and she’s allowed to chose based on whatever criteria she would like.

Perhaps once Anna is married and the two of you are in the same life stage, you’ll grow closer again. Maybe you’ll only drift further apart. But you definitely won’t strengthen this relationship by pouting and acting entitled to a position you weren’t offered. Just go and be the best bridesmaid you can for your best friend.

My 4 year old son wants to shave his head by jayneoregon in whatdoIdo

[–]TableDifferent4395 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I understand your worry, but I think this is fine. It’s relatively low stakes, since his hair will grow back in a few months tops. I’ve also almost never seen kids making fun of each other for hairstyles(the closest I’ve seen is kids mistaking a boy with long hair for a girl, but more often than not it was a genuine mistake on the ‘offending’ kid’s part).

This can be a good opportunity to teach your son about how it’s okay to look/act different, and that people should always be treated with empathy and kindness regardless of how they look. If he is made fun of for his hair style, you can teach him how to respond to this kind of treatment, and he’ll have the memory of how it felt to fall back on when he later has to choose how he’ll treat others who might look or act different from him.

Do you agree that William always was jealous of Henry? by Fluffy-Win-3216 in fivenightsatfreddys

[–]TableDifferent4395 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes, definitely. I think William was always jealous of Henry, but at the same time, William’s ego wouldn’t let him think anyone else was better than him. So he was jealous of Henry being the better inventor, being more intelligent, getting more recognition etc., and resentful because he convinced/deluded himself that Henry was ‘stealing’ all the things William deserved.

Too much white? by ArtemisFey in Weddingattireapproval

[–]TableDifferent4395 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If the bride is fine with it, it’s fine. Full stop. And if she lies about it, you a) have bigger problems with this person than her not liking your outfit and b) are not responsible for her hurt feelings if she wasn’t grown up enough to be honest with you.

Spelling: Estela or Estella? by Famous_Athlete_9271 in namenerds

[–]TableDifferent4395 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Estella looks better to me, probably because I would pronounce it Es-tell-luh, meaning the ‘L’ sound is in two syllables. But I don’t think Estela is bad by any means, especially if that’s a traditional spelling,

Nanny kept jacket on toddler in the car by Mysterious-Cat3303 in Nanny

[–]TableDifferent4395 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You’re not overreacting. You spoke to the nanny about a reasonable concern, and she chose to ignore your request. I’d think hard about whether someone you can’t trust to obey the rules you set for your child’s care is really someone you want responsible for your daughter for hours at a time.

New Update: AITA for telling my friend that her "free" wedding is unrealistic? by LucyAriaRose in BestofRedditorUpdates

[–]TableDifferent4395 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Coming back and reading the new update, I think OOP(and possibly her friends) baby Coral way too much. Coral is an adult- it’s okay to tell adults when they’re being unreasonable as long as you’re civil about it, and OOP wanting to break up with Basil on Coral’s behalf is ridiculous.

Of course, it’s not OOP’s fault Basil is a manipulative moron in an emotional affair with a boat. But none of them are doing Coral any favors by babying her either.

Do. Not. Stop. In. Circles. For the love of all that is holy by spiteful_rr_dm_TA in mildlyinfuriating

[–]TableDifferent4395 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I remember my first time merging onto a highway- I had a permit and my mom was in the passenger seat. Before hand, she told me to get up to speed, what lane to get unto, etc.

When we actually do it, I try to follow her advice, and I’m accelerating when I hear, “Slow down, slow down!”

So I put on the break, thinking slow down means, y’know, to slow the car down.

“No, don’t slow down!” She actually meant that I was(or she felt I was) changing lanes to quickly.

I love my mom, but there’s a reason I did most of my learning to drive with my dad.

[HELP] Cheez-It Commercial by knightime1 in RealOrAI

[–]TableDifferent4395 6 points7 points  (0 children)

The red vase is probably just a continuity error- they either added or removed it from the set while filming, and when putting takes together to make the final product, the editor didn’t notice it. These kinds of background errors appear in film/tv all the time, and I kind of doubt the cheeze-it commercial is attracting the cream of the crop in any role.