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I was just looking around to see if there was any info on the Blu-Ray release date and came across what seems to me to be a complete scam; but since I'm someone who's out of the loop on a lot of things most of the time, wanted to triple check myself before denouncing what could actually be the official release.

Lately, I have been quite down on myself, and without the resources to acquire professional help have been mulling it over myself. You can imagine this has been quite unfruitful.

A good buddy of mine said that I need to work on compartmentalising things. If I already am doing this, I have no idea that I am - however, to me, it seems damn near impossible to allow things to maintain themselves completely separate from one another.

There was a comedian's routine I watched that described this as Man Boxes. Like, mentally, men can go to the Garage Box or the Politics Box individually, pull either off the shelf and talk about things related only to that box; then pack it up and put it back before addressing any other box. He described women as closer to spaghetti, or yarn - when you pull on one string, a bunch of other things attached to that string start coming up with it.

I feel like I'm somewhere in between the two of these; and I imagine if most of us are being honest with ourselves, that there's varying degrees to which we can all spaghettify the topics we think about.

I suppose, the aim of my question is moreso to ascertain whether or not disciplined compartmentalisation is a hindrance or an advantage to your daily lives; that is, of those of us who are so well-disciplined. But also, on the opposite side of the coin, I'm wondering if there's anyone out there who used to rigorously compartmentalise, but who no longer does so quite so strictly, and why they had made that transition out of Man Boxes.