I’ve been struggling with my sleep for about five or six days now. I’m barely getting anything between 5:00 AM and 8:00 AM. Honestly, I feel like a total zombie.
Douglas Hayes6 said:Yeah, the holidays are honestly the worst. Especially Christmas. It's snowing outside, all the lights are twinkling, yet you're just sitting there alone while the people you actually care about are miles away elsewhere.
feralstag11 said:Oh man, I just realized I missed my pill. I usually take it at 2:15 PM, but I didn't get to it until now. Will being 45 minutes late cause any major issues? Hopefully not...😵
Honestly, you might find it better to switch your schedule to the evening. Try taking it around 10:00 PM or right before bed. You tend to be much more focused then. If I try taking things during the day, I definitely forget. Plus, daytime doses leave me feeling totally scattered and out of sorts. My mind just feels cluttered all day long...
Once you build a solid routine, though, you'll be fine regardless of the timing...
Timothy Perez10 said:A few days ago, I took some birth control. To be completely honest, I was a bit lazy and ended up taking the Plan B instead because I just couldn't be bothered to stay on schedule.
I thought it was perfectly fine. I mean, it’s summer, for heaven's sake. Besides, looking back, I honestly couldn't think of a single movie worth watching featuring him and that irritating face of his...
By the way, when are we actually going to see some "real movies" hitting theaters again?
It would be great to have some quality releases during the summer when people actually have the time to go...
If I recall correctly, the opening credits mentioned the film was dedicated to Ivan Šibl, and that all the events were based on actual accounts found in one of Ivan Šibl's writings—I can't quite remember which specific work, though...
My favorite part had to be that scene where Dvornik and a soldier are looking at a family photo. Dvornik asks him who everyone in the picture is, and the guy just replies:
"This is my cow, this is my mother, and this is my wife..."