Oh, I remember seeing this. Here, this should give you some context : http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deposition_(law) Spoiler
How good is Little King' s Story exactly ? Keeping in mind I' d give Crystal Chronicles a meh and Rings of Fate a double meh. I thought Crystal Bearers was good, but not awesome. If memory serves the critics weren' t exactly dithyrambic about Lil King. Also, is the Lil King thing in the virtual shop the full game, or just an add on ?
It was probably a little selfish, the birthday thing I mean. Granted, I don' t give two shits about my own birthdays. I can party whenever I want, it doesn' t have to be that day. Depends how bad things are with your grandma I suppose. If it' s the kind of abuse your mum just gave you and worse, yeah, no way in hell I' ll let anyone treat me like that. If you won' t respect me I have no reason whatsoever to respect you. As you can probably tell by now I' m having a hard time feeling sympathy for your mom here. I don' t care how bad she has it, her reaction was utterly inapropriate. How old are you btw, aren' t you way past the age she can ban you for anything ? I take it she could kick you out. Well anyway, if it was me I' ll tell her she' s my mum and I love her, but throwing childish tantrums and cruel mindgames is not exactly the way to get me to want to help, quite the opposite. She' s supposed to be the adult in the room, and the "valid" one at that.
And btw, since it' s somehow related to what we just discussed, what did you think of the ending ? Would you have lied to Ellie ? Would you say it...
I think the director is rather disingenuous on that one. The little slip inside can easily be lost or thrown away, and most people don' t sit through the entire credits. If there was no clear disclaimer right at the beginning of the movie it was bound to happen and he knows it. I' m not sure it would take away from the movie. Most people know real TV is as fake as it comes yet they still watch it. But then you' d think people would know by now that you can edit, direct and act the **** out of reality. Sadly, some people still don' t.
By preaching I meant advocating for or something. Probably not the best choice of word, but it wasn' t meant to be a jab. The stress that comes...
The penis thing crossed my mind too XD. What I was trying to point out is that you' re preaching absolute relativism on one hand and don' t like...
Oh okay. No need to apologize. Again, I' m not a specialist, I' m half talking out of my ass here. As I understand it chemical imbalance means the chemicals conveying the emotions in your brain are messed up somehow. I can' t stress this enough, if you' re not happy with your psychologist try another one. As for trying to find peace of mind, asking a specialist aside, does composing music work for you to a degree ? To lessen the negative feelings I mean ? If it does I' d suggest trying to focus on a task to free your mind, or try relaxation/meditation techniques. Google it up, there' s a shitload of those. Some of them can be done any place any time.
Hi, sorry for the wait my snack got stuck in the vending machine and ... long story. Forktor Wilson sends me, I' m afraid he' s got his hands tied right now. Literally. Don' t ask. I bipped Dr House though, I' m sure he' ll be there in a second. Sir ? Sir ? Is everything all right ? ... *shakes Nate up* Sir ? ... *grabs his pen, draws a funny face, takes a snapshot*
I meant as in you physically can' t. It' d be like trying to see without having eyes. You' ll never be able to see, you' ll have to learn to live being blind. It doesn' t come as a surprise that even her doesn' t quite know how to address it, psychology isn' t a hard science per say. Chemical imbalance is often used as an umbrella term to say "we' re not quite sure what the **** is wrong with you". I assume changing the subject was your psychologist attempt at giving you advices to learn to live with it rather than trying to fix it. That being said, if she didn' t help then you might want to try another psychologist. And if he can' t help either try yet another. Maybe you and her just don' t click. Just because she didn' t help doesn' t mean no one can.
Well in that case yes, you literally miss something. The ability to feel happiness. And I' m not quite sure how to help you. You should take it up to your psychologist, at the very least (s)he should have advices to help you cope with it.
Err ... have you talked to a doctor or a psychologist since your panic episode ? I' m no specialist but, not getting satisfaction even when you have evidence you did help someone sounds pathological to me, you might have a chemical imbalance or something. The kind words can' t fix.
Luv yoo twoooo ! Duh word he' s pwettyyyyy ! Spoiler
Woops, the movie with Crowe was A beautiful Mind, not A Gifted Man.
I can' t really put myself in your shoes on that one. But I do remember that scene at the end of A Gifted Man where Russel Crowe casually asks to...
No offense taken. That reminds me of a discussion I had with a new agey guy. He told me "but I don' t understand, you have a lot of imagination...
Oh, if the religious books were clearly presented as fairy tales, food for thought, I' d have zero problem with it. Have at it. But that' s hardly...
I don' t resent my parents about it. They never bring up god in any conversation. They sent me to catechism the same way they' d put anything...
Oh, the Fox News stuff randomly playing here and there, gotcha. I played it in English, my PS3 is set on English by default. I don' t remember that zinger, but maybe I just missed it.
I' d rather read in silence. I have a vivid enough imagination to play the whole thing in my head. The voices, the action, the whole movie. If I can make sure nothing will pull me out I will. If what I' m doing actually requires me to think then potential distractions are a big no no. Having music around would just make me lose my train of thoughts all the time.
