I get that vibe
especially during his song. He keeps whipping around and spinning her.
She looks very uncomfortable...in a sort of embarrassed bashful way
he is immortally young, so he's not "too old" for her.
They should get together in a sequel
Does everything have to be about romance? Friendship is a strong type of love too. Disney seems to be slowly getting away from the "All women need is a man to be happy and make their dreams come true" formula. That's not man-hating, either.
shareDoes everything have to be about romance?Moana 1 wasn't. So it's not "everything", if it's just the sequel.
Friendship is a strong type of love too.Boring.
Disney seems to be slowly getting away from the "All women need is a man to be happy and make their dreams come true" formula.
There was nothing in the movie to suggest there was anything between them. You read way too much into your pathetic observation during that song. To have them get together in a sequel would be forced. Same with a Zootopia sequel. Now if in a sequel to Frozen, Kristoff and Anna were together, that would be different because it was hinted by the end they would get together... although, still obvious they would take it slow.
I understand your point, but you don't have to be a douche about it. I bet you really hated those films where
There was nothing in the movie to suggest there was anything between them.Her expressions during his song
To have them get together in a sequel would be forced.In the sequel there would have to be a timeskip
I understand your point, but you don't have to be a douche about it. I bet you really hated those films wherelol haha sorry, This board is rough and at war....some people hate romance and want it extinguished from the world. They say love is evil and romance is sexist. It gets annoying share
No, there's nothing there between them.
Like Judy and Nick in Zootopia, they're just friends.
Guys and Gals can never "Just be friends"
shareGuys and Gals can never "Just be friends"
Most of my friends in high school were females, and I was never attracted beyond friendship to any of them.Because you are 'a gay'
Umm, I actually have a wife, but good try.
shareNo proof
lol
also you said highschool
don't think you were married in highschool.
First of all, I don't really care about proving it to you, as it's honestly irrelevant because you'll believe what you believe whether I offer proof or not. Second of all, I said HAVE not HAD. I was not married in high school, I am married now. And no, my sexual preference did not change between high school in now. But again, all of it is irrelevant, because it's not going to change what you believe no matter what.
sharePoint is, all those 'girls' liked you. Whether or not you liked them.
shareCarrot please, you're embarrassing yourself.
shareWhile that is very slightly possible, I highly doubt it. There's a possibility maybe one or two liked me, I guess, but I'm not arrogant enough to think I'm likable enough that all 9 of my close female friends had crushes on me throughout our friendships (keeping in mind that one of them is still a very close friend of mine and has been since we were both kids, and we're both married...not to each other, to point out the obvious that you would probably try to harp on).
shareDo you two hang out together/go places alone without your spouses?
are they okay with that?
lol dude you're having an affair
Not good at hiding it. SAD!
Do you two hang out together/go places alone without your spouses?
lol dude you're having an affair
Not good at hiding it. SAD!
I came here to check out the board for this beautiful movie, and I see this carrot moron monopolizing the board. Well I guess I'll look somewhere else to discuss this movie.
Nobody exists on purpose. Nobody belongs anywhere. Everybody dies.
I came here to check out the board for this beautiful movie, and I see this carrot moron monopolizing the board. Well I guess I'll look somewhere else to discuss this movie.I only have like two topics on the front page
No, we don't. When we hang out together, it's the four of us.
Carrot, your original point was this:
Guys and Gals can never "Just be friends"
So you categorically state that a man and a woman cannot just be friends under any circumstances. However, Zaphenzo has produced a valid example as to how a man and a woman can in fact be friends with no romantic or sexual involvementIncorrect. He gave a group friend example. And I clarified my statement, since it went over your head.
Group friends, individual friends, I don't feel the need to make that distinction like you do. Social relationships are organic.
If I look at my social circle I have many of what you would call 'individual friends' who were originally 'group friends', but over time and as we went out together more as a group, we got to know each other on a more personal level, therefore becoming friends in our own right, without the need for a supporting group.
And yes, many of these people were women, women who were already in long term relationships. We became friends because we had common interests and enjoyed talking to each other, not because of any romantic interest from either of us.
Group friends, individual friends, I don't feel the need to make that distinction like you do.
I look at my social circle I have many of what you would call 'individual friends' who were originally 'group friends', but over time and as we went out together more as a group, we got to know each other on a more personal level, therefore becoming friends in our own right, without the need for a supporting group.And? Would you hang out with his wife alone and go places alone?
I have a female friend who I met through some other friends about 8 years ago. She had a boyfriend at the time but I did not know him, he wasn't part of my friends' group. So in no sense is she a 'couple friend' as you put it.
Over the years we've met up many times as individuals alone, but we both understand there is nothing between us, if anything we've formed a brother-sister type of relationship. It's nice to have someone like that to give perspective on our own separate relationships.
This woman is one my favourite people on the planet, she is a great supportive friend, a true friend, an individual friend. I don't care what you tell me.
Here's something you haven't mentioned yet: Can a gay man 'just' be friends with a gay woman? I don't see why not. Add that to your growing list of exceptions.
Nice Fanfiction.
I already said "Unless a Gay"
Try running a word search on the page.
Double Fail [from you]
I don't believe you made that exception, but if you did then fair enough:
Therefore you are saying that a man and woman can just be friends in some circumstances, do you accept that?
I don't believe you made that exceptionI did. Do a word search, dummy
Ok, so you do accept that there are circumstances in which men and women can be friends. Good, I'm glad we finally got there.
In future I would suggest that you don't open with such a bold opening sweeping statement if you have to keep going back and adding conditions and exceptions to it. It weakens your stance and makes you look foolish. And cut down on the name-calling as well, it's childish.
Now, back to the original point of this thread: There is no romantic interest between Maui and Moana, and unless you have bought the rights from Disney to make the sequel that is unlikely to change. Good day.
Ok, so you do accept that there are circumstances in which men and women can be friends.Yeah that was my original statement. Try learning how to read.
In future I would suggest that you don't open with such a bold opening sweeping statement
Now, back to the original point of this thread: There is no romantic interest between Maui and Moana
Goodnight.
shareOver the years we've met up many times as individuals alone, but we both understand there is nothing between us, if anything we've formed a brother-sister type of relationship. It's nice to have someone like that to give perspective on our own separate relationships.
Absolutely, I put extra value on good female friendships these days. They seem to be more caring and conscientious, and I like that I can open up and talk to them about a wider range of topics, other than the usual sport or politics.
shareIf you're both straight, the same age, and get along that well then you will fall in love lol
SAD
My point exactly. You're "couple friends"
not Individual friends.
Men (alone) and Women (alone) can not be friends
You two pairs are friends. That is the distinction.
I see you're now changing your tune slightly to include exceptions.That's called clarifying. Since you don't understand the concept of group relationships being a separate thing. Where two people take on a hive status only relating to another hive when fused into a dual personhood.
That's called clarifying.
Guys and Gals can never "Just be friends"
Where two people take on a hive status only relating to another hive when fused into a dual personhood.
Cry more.
No, but good try. It is called adding something that wasn't there.
Your exact statement, and I quote, was:
Guys and Gals can never "Just be friends"
Nothing is mentioned about hanging out alone.
Again, this is not the situation. The girl and I were friends for much longer than either of us have known our spouses. However, that friendship never turned into anything more.
And I've since clarified, yet you still play confused. SAD!
That's what a friend is. You two hang out. Otherwise it is a group friend. Not your friend.
Once again you prove my point.
She wanted it to. You were just ignorant of her feelings.
Cry more.
Hey Zaphenzo, how's it going mate?
Fancy a chat with someone else? Hopefully more intelligent and socially aware?
Again, what you did was ADD to what you said, not clarify.
No, a friend is someone with whom you have mutual affection
There is 0 evidence that this was true.There is zero evidence of the story to begin with. And you're not inside her mind. You're just dumb.
No. Ew. She's a 16 yr old girl and he's a millennia old demigod.
She went from "get off me" while spinning her around to "oh. It's cool he did all that". At no point did she look like she liked him in that way.
No. Ew. She's a 16 yr old girl and he's a millennia old demigod.
She went from "get off me" while spinning her around to "oh. It's cool he did all that". At no point did she look like she liked him in that way.She looked constantly FLUSTERED
Maui is ages above Moana in terms of experience and physical years and Moana will never catch up to that.
And she doesn't look flustered at the start. She looks suspicious/doubtful. By the end of the song, she looks like SHE WAS HAVING FUN with the song. Not enamored with him.
Btw, you can't see her face when he does the pec pop so I don't know how you can tell that she looks flustered.
Ages above in experience
Well that always must be the case when an immortal character and a mortal have a relationship
It shows her face afterwards and the chest slapping
I don't know why you want to fight the relationship though..think about how interesting and revolutionary it would be for Disney
Maui is not mortal, nor is he not twice the size of her and sort of freakish looking with a big belly and the proportions of a muscular baby
Disney has no pairing like this...it would be very fun
And he 'stays' overlooking the world and even following her people at the end
What other man could be good enough for Chief Moana herself in a sequel? ;-)
How about we just let Moana be a single chief?
The reason is because there is absolutely no hint at a romantic connection. Everything you're reading into during You're Welcome is simply your own inability to read body language.