Wait, If Spectra Lives With Her Grandma, Does That Mean Her Parents Are Still Alive???

Wait, if Spectra lives with her grandma, does that mean her parents are still alive???

I was bored in chemistry class and felt the need to do this after seeing Ryan Gosling Laios.

Edit: Some people pointed out to me that Kabru is actually South Asian. I didn’t know it when I made the post so sorry for that.

All generations of Monster High didn’t explore the topic of eugenics, which honestly is such a wasted opportunity, especially when it comes to G3 Lagoona.

Lagoona is latina and in most of Latin America, people of color weren’t legally forbidden to marry white people like in the US, in fact the governments wanted them to do so. It was an eugenist tactic to make the population whiter, slowly reducing the black population through miscegenation.

It’s super common for a white family in Latin America to have black or indigenous relatives. I’m mixed and my two great grandmas fell into that trap. They were both black and stayed in marriages with shitty white men (this isn’t an attack on white people, my great grandpas really weren’t the best people).

It’s kinda implied that fresh water monsters are kinda like colonizers, so it would be cool to have this kind of situation included to open the doors for discussion.

This whole episode was Blitzø realizing Stolas’ flirting attempts aren’t the freakiest it can get.

Mpreg is traumatic for me, not because of the concept itself, but because it reminds me of my experience watching Rise of the Titans.

I don’t talk a lot about religion, think I mentioned being Christian once, but to be specific I’m a lapsed Catholic.

I was raised by a catholic family, but they aren’t very good Catholics, they often don’t go to church, most haven’t read the bible, were against confessions, discarded some parts of the Bible in favor of science, etc.

It led to me having a somewhat confusing religious upbringing. I never read the full bible and my understanding of God is a weird mix of the few parts I read and personal interpretation.

My main reasons to not engaging with the church are basically:

- I always found their activities boring.

- I hate how annoyingly bigoted the church and it’s members can be, can’t stand some of these people.

- I’m queer (self explanatory).

Why I don’t call myself an ex catholic? My understanding of God is so tied to my personal interpretation that I never felt the need to stop believing. I only feel the need to distance myself from the institutions.