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It seems you all are clinging a bit too tightly to my comments from yesterday—statements that, if I recall correctly, Michelle Hall9 would characterize as being driven by nothing more than a sudden surge of hormones.
There is no shame in that, though; my perspective has shifted quite a bit today, much like how one’s outlook changes once the holiday season has finally wound down.🎉 🙂
To say I performed a deep analysis would be an overstatement; perhaps I am simply perceiving patterns where none truly exist, which seems to be my recurring habit. Please, excuse me, I find myself drifting through a bit of a melancholy fog lately—feeling quite like a moody teenager again, though I suspect my assumption that I had outgrown those adolescent whims was perhaps a bit premature..
I watched it too... and I found myself completely falling apart...
I can't bring myself to agree with the idea that it needed a happy ending. Why?
The reality is that this world we live in is just... broken. To borrow a phrase from that little kid in the story.
My takeaway after sitting through this film is quite sobering: Don't even bother trying to act selflessly—because the cost will be far higher than you ever anticipated.
It’s a brilliant piece of cinema for our current era, serving as a catalyst to make people honestly reflect on their own lives and whether they truly have a sense of purpose.
It left me wondering what, if anything, I am actually doing to make a meaningful difference in the world...
Kenneth Edwards3 said:And honestly, what is actually wrong with the old forbidden rock classics and that unknown song? 🙏 🙏 🙏
Goodness, I was at a rock concert last night and they absolutely blew the roof off the place. There is nothing mediocre about that kind of energy.😕 😲
🙂 ...this particular regulation is essentially...
then there is this matter... 🙂
... 🙂 along with this one