I need help. I'm a girl who's very sure of being straight. I don't feel any romantic/physical attraction to girls whatsoever, but I do feel sexual attraction. Is this a normal thing to have or is there something wrong with me and has anyone else experienced the same thing/something similar? Really appriciate answers!!
I need help. I'm a girl who's very sure of being straight. I don't feel any romantic/physical attraction to girls whatsoever, but I do feel sexual attraction. Is this a normal thing to have or is there something wrong with me and has anyone else experienced the same thing/something similar? Really appriciate answers!!
Hello! I’m looking for films that are able to balance visually appealing/cinematic camerawork and a good storyline without ruling out the other.
Some of my favorites are Call Me By Your Name, Before Sunrise, Waves, The Florida Project, Little Women (2019), Bones and All and The Perks of Being a Wallflower. What I like about these is that they have such good storylines and soundtracks without having to sacrifice the film being visually appealing or "poetically filmed" and vice versa.
A lot of recommendations I’ve seen tend to be either visually beautiful but lacking depth, or well-written but not very cinematic or only having a good soundtrack, so I’m hoping to find films that genuinely balance both.
Would really appreciate any suggestions : )
Hello! I’m looking for films that are able to balance visually appealing/cinematic camerawork and a good storyline without ruling out the other.
Some of my favorites are Call Me By Your Name, Before Sunrise, Waves, The Florida Project, Little Women (2019), Bones and All and The Perks of Being a Wallflower. What I like about these is that they have such good storylines and soundtracks without having to sacrifice the film being visually appealing or "poetically filmed" and vice versa.
A lot of recommendations I’ve seen tend to be either visually beautiful but lacking depth, or well-written but not very cinematic or only having a good soundtrack, so I’m hoping to find films that genuinely balance both.
Would really appreciate any suggestions : )