#And while I know we don't talk about the percy jackson movies. I would def fuck that Zeus 👀

[narmothewraith]

I can't believe the first DILF I ever liked (for what I remember) was fucking Zeus from disney's Hercules.... Honestly this movie was great for my sexual awaking because have you seen the Muses? Meg?!?

Also Hercules was such a himbo in this movie.

[face-palming-fox]

some of my extended family randomly visited us today from out of state and we got together with the rest of the family here to go have dinner and it was SO. BIZARRE. listening to them talk bc they were like pre to young teen to almost 20 years old and my sister and i, who are in our 30s, were just flabberghasted at the things they spoke about. serial killers/murderers, the 'gen alpha', mentioning several political and economic things. i told her i felt like we NEVER had knowledge of things like this at those ages.

yea, we knew OF serial killers bc sometimes kids in school would either learn about or discover whoever from time to time but they were on that topic for a WHILE when it was only a meer mention among peers in school, i can't ever remember knowing generational group terms until well after high school nor did we talk about the younger gens like 'OH GOD THE GEN ALPHAS ARE IN SEPHORAS MESSING THEM UP', we didn't even perceive the younger gen and we def had like zero knowledge or info about any political things, irs.. whatever they were talking about.

it was so strange. and kinda sad to see what social media is feeding these kids. they didn't talk like kids. there was hardly any talk of like.. video games, hobbies, shows (apart from percy jackson), new movies coming out.. y'know the normal things kids talk about.

and also, the kids that live in this state were asking the other one out of state if they had xyz in their state and it was like.. businesses and companies and things like. these kids are SOOOOO advertised to it's so crazy. i never even would've thought to ask those things to family out of state bc i would've just assumed everything someone had where they lived was the same as where i lived.

(and to be clear, i don't think it's a bad thing for kids to learn about some things at an earlier age but why are they so aware and fed and told about such things that this is the norm that they talk about? that it takes up so much real estate in their head that they're not talking about carefree things that kids would talk about)