Never thought a show about deadly children's games could be so profound
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Never thought a show about deadly children's games could be so profound
Anyone else find the KYMIRA gloves help with joint stiffness? Or is it just me?
I think we're being too harsh. These are comic book movies after all. Comics have always brought characters back.
Rumple's transformation is fascinating because it shows how love can inspire change, but doesn't guarantee it. His struggle feels very real.
My STEM passion flourished because I never felt like science was just for boys.
They Live's social commentary hits harder now than it did in the 80s. Pretty scary actually.
Never realized how much time I spent thinking about exercise until I read this.
My heart health improved dramatically after six months of plant-based eating. My cholesterol dropped 40 points.
The sound design in this show is seriously underrated. Those train sounds still haunt me.
The contrast between past stigma and current openness is striking. We've come far but still have work to do.
This really resonates with me. After 15 years of marriage, I can say love definitely changes but doesn't have to fade. It's more like a fine wine that gets better with age if you nurture it properly.
The Day the Earth Stood Still's anti-nuclear message feels especially relevant right now.
What strikes me is how realistic the dialogue is. Especially between Nick and Matteo in the bathroom scene.
That cold ramen description made me hungry. Those summer ingredients sound so refreshing.
The part about sacrifice really hits home. You can't have everything at once
The executive function struggles are real. I feel seen when reading about the difficulty with transitions and time management.
Nothing better than finding brand new items with tags still attached!
Island Paradise has its issues but building and managing your own resort is incredibly satisfying.
Wonder if anyone else struggles with the reassurance part? I feel needy asking for it.
Wouldn't it be more accurate to compare the 2008 financial crisis to 1929 than 2020?
But that's exactly why this would work. We know the ending but not how he got there.
Anyone else find it interesting that we have 300-400 self-evaluation thoughts daily? That seems like a lot to process