matisyahuserius
MatisyahuSerious
matisyahuserius

what i was trying to say with my comment (and apparently didn’t do so great at) was that carrie’s addiction affected her health. but her mental health also fueled her addiction. had she not been dealing with mental health problems, she might not have been an addict. and vice versa. it’s, in my eyes, a vicious cycle

Thank you for demonstrating what a complete ignorance of mental health and addiction looks like with this utterly worthless comment.

Of course

No one cares about your boner, Peanut Worm.

Or is she saying that she needs to double the efforts to look as beautiful as the rest of us?

yet so relatable.

Aww, that reminds me of this story. Wherein the cat was rescued by this gentlemen:

“i want to look like a normal in the summer. only half as beautiful as my usual self.”

also she said she wants “easy, effortless, paired down beauty” instead of “pared down” and now my hate for her has doubled.

Listen, please dismiss. When you respond to them, they are then approved which is exactly what they want. You might be unbothered but a lot of people will not be so. And the more people respond, the higher chance they have of permanently being approved.

they didnt want to potentially offend muslims, i read somewhere.

i did the same, and now feel the same.

your last paragraph has been my entire life for the past 24 hours - very very well said, dl mtt.

it felt like a lifeline, in many ways.

recasting him, i think the masses might have accepted - recasting her? human sacrifice, dogs and cats living together, mass hysteria!

mayhap the movie is too perfect for some people to stomach, so they have to find something, anything, to take it down a peg, for their own sanity?

its the internet, where making a name for one’s self is far easier to do by tearing something down than by building something.

in an odd way, its the complete antithesis of a stan lee marvel cameo...which is almost always a jarring nod to the creator, which is funny, but also underscores the fact that you are watching a piece of fiction. this was a tactile, seamless and joyous insertion into the flow of the film, which required nothing of you

a film crafted with story, soul and a depth that was almost solely designed to serve the fans who made these tales such cultural touchstones - would that all movies had that at their core.

oh, so same. btw, do we have any idea what that guy got his doctorate in? i hear he’s in high demand...across many systems.