doublechris

I just finished watching the movie Mama with my mom, as she loves horror movies and has been bugging me for a while to watch this one. I thought it was alright, had some really good parts throughout, but felt the whole thing just crapped the bed when it came to the ending. It just felt very much like a non-ending sort of thing. Spoilers, obviously, but here goes: When the Mama has the kids and is about to take them off the cliff with her, I was hoping they weren't going to do something as stupid as give her the child remains and leave with the kids, and when that started to happen I almost tuned out. Then she freaks out and grabs the kids anyways and I was like, "Alright, this movie found its' balls again!". But then, for whatever reason, she decides to let Victoria go, but because Lilly was young enough to be brainwashed by this ghost(?), she just gets to die? And how in the hell are they gonna explain to anyone how they only have one child now when they started with two?

That's cool that your dad helped out in that situation. Yeah, see I know for sure my dad wouldn't care. He asked me once if I was gay when I was like 16 or so, and I told him I wasn't. He said he didn't care if I was, he was just curious, and I told him I wasn't, and that was it. So, I know he wouldn't care. My mom, however, is a little...old fashioned I suppose is the nicest way of putting it, so her reaction to it would be kind of up in the air.

That's a great mother! I don't know how my parents would react, to be honest. I think my dad would be fine with it, so I doubt I'd have any trouble with him. My mom is a whole other story, though. It's really hard to tell what she would say or do.

Man, how did I not think of this? This is the perfect happy song. If you aren't whistling along by the end of it, well, it's just not possible.

Bisexual, definitely. At times I feel a stronger attraction towards one sex or the others, and my position on the Kinsey scale varies from month to month, but I definitely feel an attraction to both sexes. Wish I could be as open as that. I can count on one hand the number of people I know in real life that know that about me. It's not like I'm afraid of a negative reaction, I just never feel comfortable talking about it with any of them. I dunno, I'm just socially shy I guess.

Just tell her. It's not very complicated. Be confident, walk up to her, ask to speak to her alone if she's with friends, and ask her if she'd be interested in going out on a date sometime. Don't just be like "I like you, do you like me check y/n". Have a date plan. A good first date gives you the opportunity to chat and get to know each other, so movies aren't the best idea, at least not as the only thing you do. CONFIDENCE. Girls love confidence. Confidence can cause a girl to forget everything she thought she knew about you and look at you as the man you are being right in front of her. If she turns you down, don't mope or anything. For the love of all that is good, don't beg. Keep your confidence, and just be like "Alright, that's cool. I'll see you around, then!" and walk away. Don't let her think that she is the only thing that matters. Let her think that you thought it would be a treat for her to go on a date, and she'll think about nothing but that as soon as you walk away.

I've got a few go-to happy songs. First up is The Scissor Sisters song I Don't Feel Like Dancing. It's just so catchy and, despite the name, makes you feel like dancing. It's hard to be sad when you feel like dancing. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bra-GWDka48 Next, Just a Gigolo by David Lee Roth. The song's just so up beat and the music video is so funny, I can't help but smile. Finally, we have Hooked on a Feeling by David Hasselhoff. It's scientifically impossible to make it through this video without at least smiling.

I enjoyed Spider-Man 3 as well. It was a lot of fun, even though it's a terrible movie overall. Garfield did a good job as Parker, but as was pointed out, his Parker and Maguire's are really different. My problem with Tobey Maguire's Parker is that he's just too winy. Spider-Man is supposed to be witty and funny, if only as a defense-mechanism for him being a scared high schooler fighting for his life. Garfield used that iconic Spider-Man wit and charm, without being over the top or anything.

I have a pretty irregular sleep schedule, so I stay up for over 24 hours pretty often. The longest I've ever been awake was about 9 and a half days or so. A friend was over at my house and had made a bet with me about beating Final Fantasy IX in under 12 hours (something you have to do to get the ultimate weapon for a character). It's something I'd never done, but it was a good bet, so I said I'd do it. I was up for 9 and a half days restarting and playing through over and over again. By the end, I was hallucinating having conversations with my friend, I was on auto-pilot a lot of the time, I was jumpy and jittery, and just a general mess. I don't recommend it to anyone, but it was fun at the time. I fell asleep for about 2 days afterwords, felt like crap for another week or so.

Migraine during this years Super Bowl. I have suffered from semi-regular headaches for a long time, but never had a full blown migraine. It just hit me all of a sudden, and I couldn't move. I had to be moved to a dark room, away from all sounds and lights, and I was still in so much pain (a pain with no way of stopping it, by the way) that I was in tears. The pain was like there was a nuclear reactor having a full-blown meltdown inside my head. I was just laying there, couldn't hardly breathe, just suffering. It felt like that scene towards the end of the movie Pi (spoilers, obviously) where he can't take the pain and thoughts in his head anymore and drills into his head.