Hmmm...I'm not sure I would allow my daughter to see a PG-13 movie at 8-9. It would probably vary on the child but as a whole or average I don't think many 8-9 year olds are ready to watch a movie rated PG-13. I think I would be a little hesitant to send out invites to a party for a PG-13 movie if it was me.mmm...I'm not sure I would allow my daughter to see a PG-13 movie at 8-9. It would probably vary on the child but as a whole or average I don't think many 8-9 year olds are ready to watch a movie rated PG-13. I think I would be a little hesitant to send out invites to a party for a PG-13 movie if it was me.
Definition of âdemonizeâ - English Dictionary. See all translations. UK usually demonise uk â /ËdiË.mÉ.naÉªz/ us â /ËdiË.mÉ.naÉªz/. âº to try to make someone or a group of people seem as if they are evil: The Nazis used racist propaganda in an attempt to demonize the Jews.
patronizing If you are patronizing, you tend to speak down to others, acting as though you are smarter, classier, or just plain better than anyone else. For the record, your snobby attitude is not impressing anyone. A patron is someone who subsidizes or finances another person or organization â usually an artist or charitable institution. So the word patronizing stems from this idea of someone bestowing money or help on another. Today, the sense of condescension is strongly attached to the adjective, while the word patron is still a positive description of someone who gives.