If you know the Sinatra version you might also know it was done by tons of other people, like Ella Fitzgerald, Tony Bennett, Mel Tormé, etc. Sinatra wasn't even the original.
Every capital G Gamer is repulsed by real women, based on their reactions to realistic women in media. But they definitely aren't asexual, so logically, they're gay
Bayonetta is a video game, and evangelion is a manga-turned-anime. I was completely unaware that either one had songs called "fly me to the moon" though.
For Evangelion it was the closing Theme for the anime episodes. As it is such an iconic feature, it was reused (and reimagined) within the movies (the new ones)
Well, I'd say affirmative on 2 and 3, but my parents never married, and even though they lived together for 20 years, I wouldn't call it stable. Ended when my father cheated on my mother with my nanny, and she then kicked the both of them out to sleep in the guest house till we moved out.
Counterexample: I only know the Sinatra one (I'm so uncultured) but my parents split 32 years ago (aw hell; that long ago?) . They're now both split from their seconds.
Divorces are hell; and in some areas like ours, the one party can end up on disability from the heart attack brought on by the stress and paying 105% of that disability benefit to the spouse.
Have instructed the wife to just murder me in my sleep.
My parents were never married, nor would I have called their relationship "stable".
But I also feel like it's a solid 50/50 on if my brain's going to go with the original, or the version in Bayonetta, and that seems to match up with being pan.