I, as a gay person, liked the representation without sexualization. It showed a scenario that I, and many others, have been in many times. I felt myself perfectly connecting to it so easily, and that tends to be a rare thing for LGBT people. It made me really happy that it was made obvious that the two characters were in love, and it leaves no ambiguity for the fact that they may just be friends.
I'm hoping kids everywhere who may be questioning their sexuality will see this and know it's okay to feel the way they do.

I showed this to my mom, she laughed and also cried, just like I did. It's truly a very powerful film.

Kids start to get breasts at, like, 10-11 years old. Plus, the Bratz dolls' breasts are not that big in proportion to the body, tbh.

Hell yeah! I'm a student with horrible social anxiety with no skill or purpose whatsoever except to let others get mad at me and just wonder what I did wrong. :)

Mozilla.

I was directing my comment at the Tumblr user Captainspensaurus, who said that only 5000 fuckin' people read The Very Hungry Caterpillar.

Aww, don't be! Pitbulls are very good dogs. Unless the owner had trained them excessively to only fight, they're beautiful friendly little guys.

WAIT THAT'S CANON?? NOOO

Oh, really? Huh. I didn't know.