Fear movie from the 90s cracks me up

“Nicole 4 Eva” 😭😭😭 so bad and stupid but I kept on watching. Times I said “this is so dumb😭😭😭” and why do her parents not care that he is 23…🫩🫩

Who else has seen this?? I feel like it had an idea but the execution was poor. Definitely 90s movie aesthetic. I think most people watched it for the actors. I sure did lol

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u/One-Detective-855 — 10 days ago

Why do people love to tell you what you are and aren’t ?

Some months ago, me and my … old friend now associate, were at her house, it was late at night, we were talking and it came up and I told her that I have Bipolar Disorder and how it’s affected my life. Why was her first reaction was to say “no you don’t. You’re normal “ like wow thanks, you’re so right , let me go toss my anti psychotics in the trash. I hate being vulnerable sometimes.

Yesterday I needed to go to cvs, she took me there and asked what I needed. I said I need medication.. for my mood?? (As if I didn’t already explain this months ago) Anything personal goes in one ear and out the other. Which sucks because it’s one sided , whenever she wants to vent I’m all ears and I listen and remember and care. When it comes to me, she doesn’t give a shit.

Thankfully we aren’t friends anymore, just associates (we don’t call or text often). Whole situation made me feel like she thinks ppl with mental disorders have a certain look and that I couldn’t possible be like that because I’m stable.

I was being open to someone I knew and hung around for months only to get shut down. A chill late night talk turned uncomfortable real fast lol.

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u/One-Detective-855 — 1 month ago

150mg ir to 300mg er

Anything big I should expect? Since school has started , I need something that has a longer half life or wtv and won’t just drop after 12 hrs.

Anyone feel that much different on the extended release vs the IR mood wise?

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u/One-Detective-855 — 1 month ago

Is it normal to be burnt out your senior year of high school?

I’ve taken med term, anatomy and physiology, ap bio, principles of health science and now health science theory (a class where u get your ekg certification in) and I find it so BORING.

Nothing medical interest me anymore, I enjoy my journalism and economics class a whole bunch more than health science theory which is so ODD because this is the highest health science course that’s offered at my school, I should be jumping with joy … but we are on the conduction system or whatever of the heart and I try so hard not to go to sleep.

I’ve considered changing from pre med to pre law, I think I’d find more enjoyment in challenging myself in something that deviates away from medical stuff. Is this normal? Do u guys at some point lose complete interest in something you’ve been passionate about? Do you just stick it out???

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u/One-Detective-855 — 1 month ago