bluest_blue

No.

I know, I do too! As a girl though, I try to not give people the idea that I'm bearded. My ex used to joke and called me a hobbit, but every time he did that I would insist I get a second breakfast so...win/win.

Thank you so much for asking this. I was raised in a family where my dad was a little person, my mom was average height, and my brother and I are both little. Growing up, we were taught that midget was incredibly offensive due to it's history of being used for circus or freak shows. Dwarf doesn't offend me very much because I technically have dwarfism, but it does make me feel like a bearded Tolkien character.

Most of it was pretty planned. They both knew in rehearsals exactly what they were going to be doing. Robin seemed very onboard and even suggested some of the moves. That being said, his wife and son were there the entire time...

I had more with Robin Thicke. He was actually a really nice guy, introduced himself to all of us. She was a lot more aloof and didn't really interact with us.