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Are there any movies where it feels like falling action like things are returning to normal, its safe, its not weird anymore.

THEN

It just goes up a notch/becoming even more weird, absurd or stressful despite the insinuation of safety.

Are there movies where this happens repeatedly, that are worth watching in your opinion?

Oh. I want your opinion.

I've been in search for TaiChi videos and guides though I keep seeing negative reviews and discussion saying that a creator is a scammer or fake. So I'm making this post to find real ones.

I'm trying to find these video guides for my father so he can follow along with the video contents to help cope with his disability and age.

What I need help with:

- Can anyone in this community please post their knowledge of what the best legit free Tai Chi YouTube channel/creator is?

- Post links, names and videos you use.

- If you want, I'd really appreciate if you could tell me your results from following these guides and for how long you've been following them.

Thank you lots, if you need any clarification from me I am happy to answer!

I am looking for something oddly specific, so I will try my best to elaborate.

I'm in search of songs that feel like 'Human Music' as in they are stereotypical or feel like a staple of a genre, not in the sense of quality oR icon-status but in the way that the song feels like an accumulation of a genre's cheap or stereotypical stylistic choices and creative aspects.

Not in a bad way either, theres just something about a song like this.

Not throwing any shade but 'I Take it Back' by Rena Wren, feels like it hits all of these notes for example.

I like the song but it just has this essence in its structure and style, that it feels like it is the embodiment of its genre's stereotypical depiction.

I'm starting out in doing zero-budget filmmaking with friends so please go easy on me!

I'm trying to write a script and struggling with ideas for a story at the moment, when it comes to shooting day, how can I improvise and think creatively without feeling nervous or self-conscious of ideas and how can I think of ideas quickly?

Like, when you shoot films how do you come up with your impromptu ideas and get that skill?

Are there any good online resources or creators you'd recommend for me to watch/read to start improving?

Thanks in advance :]

What are some appropriate anime titles (preferably available on Crunchyroll) that I can watch with my younger sister (17), she likes Anime such as One Piece as well as magical/adventure themes.

Though we're really open to any genre, I trust in you that what you suggest will be safe to watch together lmao.

If you have watched an anime with your siblings and together you enjoyed it, please share if you'd like to as well!

I have only watched a golfing anime and One Piece btw.

There's just something so funny about it, please tell me some subreddits exist for this sort of thing.

I'm wanting to archive some accounts, though I haven't found a free account scraper that can scrape text and text+image/video posts including date, content, images, comments, engagements, etc. usually they just download the text in a excel spreadsheet unformatted.

Are there any archival tools that can basically just download the entire text post with everything included and then is there a tool where I can upload this archive and it'll mirror the exact appearance of the post itself (e.g. I download a Facebook post, upload the archive onto my website and it displays as if it were an actual Facebook post with colours/images/etc rather than just text.)

If you know of an app or anything that can be used to download this content and/or display the archive like an exact mirror of the post it'd be greatly appreciated.

I'll listen to anything except mainstream Pop! I also like electronic music like Boards of Canada as it stimulates my creative side.

For some context; Growing up I experienced trauma that led to me going into my shell and become extremely introverted, over the years I've slowly grown to be more confident but one thing that prevails (apart from fear of approaching and speaking up) is I feel like I take things too seriously, I talk too monotone and overall it feels really hard to let loose and have a fun energy without being stiff and awkward.

How can I improve my social skills to be open, fun and friendly without being awkward and stiff, how can I lessen the low-tone monotone seriousness I just automatically exert in conversation?

And in case of jokes and messing around how can I stop assessing on whats right and wrong, and just have fun? I feel like when I'm with friends who make some unserious jokes about serious topics I just become really awkward and don't know what to do..

Please give me some advice, videos or whatever you believe could be beneficiary to this. I really need some help. Thank you.

Recently found myself in a depressive slump in life, I've realised that I'm not putting as much effort into things as I could be and I feel like I'm slacking; lacking motivation.

What are some good movies that feel real and will give me motivation to get out and do things, I'm leaving highschool myself and I'd love to watch something that'll show me the joys life can bring if you start doing.

It might seem a bit silly, but I really need some sort of reason to keep pushing and rerealise the value of everything.