Miranda cosgrove camel toe

Anyone know anything about her? I personally find it a bit much how she shares shots of her butt in revealing swimwear, active wear camel toe and erotic novels when she has two school aged kids and is all about Jesus

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"All Fours" by Miranda July is a thought-provoking and strange story that explores themes of identity, connection, and the search for meaning in a world fraught with uncertainty. The plot revolves around Cheryl and Hamish, a couple negotiating the nuances of their relationship while battling with their individual doubts and desires.
As they begin on a trip to adopt a kid from a mysterious organization known as the "Krab Settlement," Cheryl and Hamish are confronted with a series of unusual difficulties and encounters that push them to confront the true nature of their ambitions and intentions. July's narrative is loaded with strange and absurdist aspects, blurring the lines between reality and fiction in a way that keeps readers on their toes.
The characters in "All Fours" are richly portrayed and painfully flawed, each seeking to find their place in the world and make sense of their own aspirations. Cheryl and Hamish's relationship is both emotional and complicated, defined by periods of intimacy and alienation as they deal with their own vulnerabilities and worries.
July's language is lyrical and vivid, bringing readers into a world that is at once familiar and unfamiliar. Through her vibrant prose and unusual narrative, she tackles issues of intimacy, desire, and the search for meaning in a world that often feels bewildering and weird.
Overall, "All Fours" is an engaging and thought-provoking tale that resists easy categorization. July's unique voice and innovative narrative make this an intriguing read for anybody interested in examining the complexity of human relationships and the secrets of the human heart.
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Last night, I was bored and scrolling through Netflix. In my country, Mother of the Bride is currently number one and since I have a thing for Netflix movies, rom-coms (good or bad) and like Miranda Cosgrove, I went for it. As soon as they brought up the fact that the bride’s mother and groom’s dad used to date, I thought "Okay, so they're obviously not getting together if their kids are marrying each other" since that wouldn't be right.
Once they started to get more friendly and Brooke Shields was falling for Chad Michael Murray, I was kinda bored but thankful that it seemed to be going in a different direction. But then the scene where Brooke and Benjamin Bratt are stranded came on, and I immediately noticed the romantic foreshadowing (it was definitely more than a platonic conversation). Then she seems to blow off Chad (or I assume) and I could immediately tell that they were going to put the parents together while their children still marry. As in Miranda Cosgrove and her husband will technically be step-siblings. Right then and there, I turned the TV off.
I went to see if I was correct and not only that, but the parents get engaged at the wedding reception of their daughter and son?! Who greenlit this movie because out of all of Netflix's screwups, this was the most icky to me IMO. I really hope the cast were in this just for paychecks. On the other hand, Rachael Harris' character was hilarious, though 😂 I would watch a whole movie on her.
I hope I'm not alone in seeing this and other people think this too. Comment down below.

Idk if anyone else if having the same problem, but I am having the most AWFUL time finding a pair of genuinely high waisted straight leg jeans that do not give me the dreaded camel toe. I do not have the same issue with skinny jeans or wide leg pants...maybe I'm just not built for them. Idk! Any luck? Anyone relate?

I don’t think I’ve ever found bottoms that hit me in the right spot. Too high and I look like Steve Urkel, but too mid rise-low rise and it just doesn’t look proportional. I also have the issue of everything wanting to ride up to my hips and so I get camel toe in almost anything I try so I’m constantly pulling them down and fussing with them, don’t even get me started on shorts they are even worse. What works for you?

My mom now has massive camel toe all the time!
I'm considering it but so fearful of what she's going to be like?? Has anyone else had a cry over it?