Top 10 Most Relatable Turning Red Moments
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Date: 2023-11-20
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Alkaris
Cultural differences on subjects like puberty and growing up shouldn't be taboo or made extremely uncomfortable, but this is the result of generational trauma and religious beliefs thats forced on to kids, to hide away from these things and to make them feel bad about these changes and ignoring their feelings, conditioning people to behave in a certain way around it, instead of being up front about it. It's only awkward if you make it awkward to talk about these subjects that are important to a child's upbringing, their development into adulthood that will inevitably happen, and _waiting around for the signs to happen_ before it happens just isn't possible, everyone's development changes start at different times than others, and when you should bring it up before they discover these changes and it'll ease their process into these changes, which you really should discuss with your children, and then they'll be more easily able to come to you with questions when it does happen. Children look to their parents for safety, comfort and for their guidance, because thats who they look up to and are dependant on for survival, if you can't provide those things then you really shouldn't be a parent.
These so-called critics of Turning Red just don't know how it feels for children to grow up with these feelings and natural changes, because they either shut them out of their life and pretend it never happened, and/or block out that part out of their memory for when they were kids growing up. It's hugely the fault of religious beliefs for making people think and behave this way. I'm glad Turning Red showed these topics, it's healthy understanding for growing up, it's not something you should hide away, and pretend it's not happening, because by not engaging in these topics your kids will develop high levels of anxiety and depression as they get older going through these changes.
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Cultural differences on subjects like puberty and growing up shouldn't be taboo or made extremely uncomfortable, but this is the result of generational trauma and religious beliefs thats forced on to kids, to hide away from these things and to make them feel bad about these changes and ignoring their feelings, conditioning people to behave in a certain way around it, instead of being up front about it. It's only awkward if you make it awkward to talk about these subjects that are important to a child's upbringing, their development into adulthood that will inevitably happen, and _waiting around for the signs to happen_ before it happens just isn't possible, everyone's development changes start at different times than others, and when you should bring it up before they discover these changes and it'll ease their process into these changes, which you really should discuss with your children, and then they'll be more easily able to come to you with questions when it does happen. Children look to their parents for safety, comfort and for their guidance, because thats who they look up to and are dependant on for survival, if you can't provide those things then you really shouldn't be a parent.
These so-called critics of Turning Red just don't know how it feels for children to grow up with these feelings and natural changes, because they either shut them out of their life and pretend it never happened, and/or block out that part out of their memory for when they were kids growing up. It's hugely the fault of religious beliefs for making people think and behave this way. I'm glad Turning Red showed these topics, it's healthy understanding for growing up, it's not something you should hide away, and pretend it's not happening, because by not engaging in these topics your kids will develop high levels of anxiety and depression as they get older going through these changes.
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Zombie
I have an older cousin of mine that was born in 1993 and when I saw her on the middle of 2000s like the year of 2006, she usually reads stories about vampires in her collective pocketbooks. She is also addicted to boybands, and she always tells me about her childhood and teenage crushes. One time when I discovered her photo album, her high school life with her friends were memorable. They never left each other behind. She alongside my mom told my older sister who went puberty when she was 11 years old on how to deal with this situation by being more careful by herself. I say that this movie really refreshes me back to the 2000s, where all of my childhood were spent (I'm born in 2002) since I remembered one time my family used to play with VCDs and play some hit songs on the radio or in the MP3.
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I have an older cousin of mine that was born in 1993 and when I saw her on the middle of 2000s like the year of 2006, she usually reads stories about vampires in her collective pocketbooks. She is also addicted to boybands, and she always tells me about her childhood and teenage crushes. One time when I discovered her photo album, her high school life with her friends were memorable. They never left each other behind. She alongside my mom told my older sister who went puberty when she was 11 years old on how to deal with this situation by being more careful by herself. I say that this movie really refreshes me back to the 2000s, where all of my childhood were spent (I'm born in 2002) since I remembered one time my family used to play with VCDs and play some hit songs on the radio or in the MP3.
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TheVirus0101
I just felt connected to mei in general. It's not that my life is like her's in some sort of way, it's just I feel and understand the character and I love the movie for that.
P. s. can we just say that when mei's dad is cooking and we see his face it's like anime with the glowing glasses, but then it turns realistic and it's actually just steam and not anything else.
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I just felt connected to mei in general. It's not that my life is like her's in some sort of way, it's just I feel and understand the character and I love the movie for that.
P. s. can we just say that when mei's dad is cooking and we see his face it's like anime with the glowing glasses, but then it turns realistic and it's actually just steam and not anything else.
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Dustin
I like all the Turning Red Moments or Moment on Disney Plus like Priya's a Vampire Fan and Getting Embarrassed By Your Parents and Teenage Crushes and The '90s & 2000s Throwbacks and Notebook Doodles and Female Friendships and Cultural Representation and Awkward Adolescence and Intergenerational Relationships and Embrace your Cringe
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I like all the Turning Red Moments or Moment on Disney Plus like Priya's a Vampire Fan and Getting Embarrassed By Your Parents and Teenage Crushes and The '90s & 2000s Throwbacks and Notebook Doodles and Female Friendships and Cultural Representation and Awkward Adolescence and Intergenerational Relationships and Embrace your Cringe
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elsa1942
This movie reminds me so much of myself at age thirteen and also of myself now as an adult and my best friend, especially since were really close and are looking forward to going to a concert together and even though Im grown up, I even have to deal with my parents anxiety too.
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This movie reminds me so much of myself at age thirteen and also of myself now as an adult and my best friend, especially since were really close and are looking forward to going to a concert together and even though Im grown up, I even have to deal with my parents anxiety too.
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Universeofmany
One of the funniest UNRELATABLE moments for me is the dodgeball scene. My thought the first time I saw that scene was Okay; TWO of you are more athletic than I ever was but NO ONE I knew could have had a conversation that in-depth while playing dodgeball. How the heck!
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One of the funniest UNRELATABLE moments for me is the dodgeball scene. My thought the first time I saw that scene was Okay; TWO of you are more athletic than I ever was but NO ONE I knew could have had a conversation that in-depth while playing dodgeball. How the heck!
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Adamphibia
This is why Turning Red puts Cuties to shame. It was the debut-movie success story for its writer/director that earned the audience Cuties could never have, because Turning Red knew how to relate to a middle-school audience without being too inappropriate for them to watch.
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This is why Turning Red puts Cuties to shame. It was the debut-movie success story for its writer/director that earned the audience Cuties could never have, because Turning Red knew how to relate to a middle-school audience without being too inappropriate for them to watch.
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Megan
When this first came out, my friend texted me and said, I regret to inform you that we are in Turning Red. She is absolutely right. I was in 10th grade during 2002 but this was such a snapshot of my middle and high school years, ESPECIALLY the anime sketchbooks.
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When this first came out, my friend texted me and said, I regret to inform you that we are in Turning Red. She is absolutely right. I was in 10th grade during 2002 but this was such a snapshot of my middle and high school years, ESPECIALLY the anime sketchbooks.
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kittykat_drawings
the part that was like dont look at the notebook
dont look at the notebook
dont look at the notebook
thats me towards my phone everytime my mom gets closer than 5 feet to me:
i can relate
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the part that was like dont look at the notebook
dont look at the notebook
dont look at the notebook
thats me towards my phone everytime my mom gets closer than 5 feet to me:
i can relate
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hihi
I feel like one could've been the awkward but loving dad because idk if it's juts me but my dad is a bit awkward but in the end I do know he means the best for me and sometimes he's there for me.
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I feel like one could've been the awkward but loving dad because idk if it's juts me but my dad is a bit awkward but in the end I do know he means the best for me and sometimes he's there for me.
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Eagles
When I was young I used to doodle in the bargains of the math test and once I did that too early and finished an entire flipping masterpiece just for me to have no time to do the test. Lol
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When I was young I used to doodle in the bargains of the math test and once I did that too early and finished an entire flipping masterpiece just for me to have no time to do the test. Lol
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The
I never went through a vampire phase but my sister and mother did with that god-awful Twilight series and it made me hate the fact that my name was one of the main characters names
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I never went through a vampire phase but my sister and mother did with that god-awful Twilight series and it made me hate the fact that my name was one of the main characters names
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Sunny
Did you see that Meis hair clip is green as her mothers palet color? Maybe that means that even if Mei is Mei, shell always love her mother and have a part of her Mom in herself
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Did you see that Meis hair clip is green as her mothers palet color? Maybe that means that even if Mei is Mei, shell always love her mother and have a part of her Mom in herself
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Coffee
That comment to people who were upset by the depiction of periods we hate to break it to you but that's what being a teenager is like was brilliant. Very well done, WatchMojo!
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That comment to people who were upset by the depiction of periods we hate to break it to you but that's what being a teenager is like was brilliant. Very well done, WatchMojo!
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Jurassic
I'll point out one thing. Mei's relationship with her Mom is 100% similar to my relationship with my mother. Everything they show in the movie is similar to my situation
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I'll point out one thing. Mei's relationship with her Mom is 100% similar to my relationship with my mother. Everything they show in the movie is similar to my situation
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Suzie
It is surprising to see a movie where a character gets a superpower and doesnt hide it AND everyone just accepts it. No secret identity nonsense except for the parents
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It is surprising to see a movie where a character gets a superpower and doesnt hide it AND everyone just accepts it. No secret identity nonsense except for the parents
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Olvia
I might be 24 but my dad loves embarrassing me with stories from the past to his friends and family. I get so embarrassed, I roll my eyes and fall inside my dads car
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I might be 24 but my dad loves embarrassing me with stories from the past to his friends and family. I get so embarrassed, I roll my eyes and fall inside my dads car
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That
You don't even have to be a teenage girl, I'm a teenage boy and still relate to this movie most of the time. And I sometimes wish I wouldn't have related to it.
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You don't even have to be a teenage girl, I'm a teenage boy and still relate to this movie most of the time. And I sometimes wish I wouldn't have related to it.
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MS_pink
I thought i was weird for crying when shes running away from her school with her panda look: /
Guess i was into the movie that i can feel mei's emotion
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I thought i was weird for crying when shes running away from her school with her panda look: /
Guess i was into the movie that i can feel mei's emotion
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feelin_elephanty
Was I the only one who shipped Miriam and Mei super hard and could sense the vibes coming off of them from a mile away? Just me? Ok.
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Was I the only one who shipped Miriam and Mei super hard and could sense the vibes coming off of them from a mile away? Just me? Ok.
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ReiiIsReii
I've been embarrassed by my mom and i hate my life still, i've had a lot of female friendships but i don't go to school anymore
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I've been embarrassed by my mom and i hate my life still, i've had a lot of female friendships but i don't go to school anymore
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Dane
Dude thats straight facts that a throw back for real I used to draw those Ss all the time in my notebooks when I was in middle school
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Dude thats straight facts that a throw back for real I used to draw those Ss all the time in my notebooks when I was in middle school
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Robert
I still am in school and kids still pass notes in class, draw on paper, and kids now bring cell phones, and i love those crazy s's
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I still am in school and kids still pass notes in class, draw on paper, and kids now bring cell phones, and i love those crazy s's
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Jasmine
I never liked the Twilight Saga but I used to wear the Venom lip stain from a limited edition Twilight themed makeup set
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I never liked the Twilight Saga but I used to wear the Venom lip stain from a limited edition Twilight themed makeup set
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Rocky
Mom: Are you going out like that?
Her: My Panda, my choice!
(Friendly Reminder, 13 years old)
9 months later
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Mom: Are you going out like that?
Her: My Panda, my choice!
(Friendly Reminder, 13 years old)
9 months later
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Homo
we dont really celebrate girlhood. we always use girlhood synonym of cringe. but all ofthe things can be cool and cute.
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we dont really celebrate girlhood. we always use girlhood synonym of cringe. but all ofthe things can be cool and cute.
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EdenAnimates
I was born in 2007 and I wouldve love to turn into a rabbit (just not a wererabbit, if you get my reference)
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I was born in 2007 and I wouldve love to turn into a rabbit (just not a wererabbit, if you get my reference)
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Vanessa
The most relatable moment was that I actually was living in Toronto in 2002 and snuck out to go to a concert too
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The most relatable moment was that I actually was living in Toronto in 2002 and snuck out to go to a concert too
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Davin
I wonder if Priya has some kind of disorder or deformity that makes her incapable of opening her eyes all the way.
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I wonder if Priya has some kind of disorder or deformity that makes her incapable of opening her eyes all the way.
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Player
The most relatable Turning Red moment was when Mei, Miriam, Priya, and Abby had moments together in the movie.
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The most relatable Turning Red moment was when Mei, Miriam, Priya, and Abby had moments together in the movie.
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