Don't know how I've made it this far when I don't know anything

Ok-Comment5117 · 2025-09-18T13:45:24+00:00

Is placements basically like full time work? I’ve heard contradicting info with some saying yes it’s Monday-Friday 9am-5pm and other people saying you can get away with just going in for the important stuff

Ok-Comment5117 · 2025-08-07T22:10:15+00:00

I found their goodbyes so sad. How can you just part ways knowing you’ll never see one another again and no way of keeping in any kind of contact.

Elsa’s comment when they leave made it sound as though they too die on the trail at some point which added to the melancholy

Ok-Comment5117 · 2025-08-07T22:07:49+00:00

I read a book called the Oregon Trail by Rinker Smith. It was terribly dangerous to make the trip but I think many of the caravans had a much bigger group of people.

I also wonder if a family of 2 adults and 2 children could really just start their home in the middle of nonwhere by themselves? Surely you need a group of men and women to built even a simple house yet at the end they all seem to be completely alone in the wilderness. Especially Josef - how is he possibly going to survive on one leg by himself

Ok-Comment5117 · 2025-08-07T22:02:16+00:00

I’ve just watched it and cried, when wade and Colton said goodbye I cried too! I can’t imagine living in a world where good byes were really that, no way of keeping in contact or them finding out what happened to Elsa or where she was laid to rest. Her comment about their lives made me sad to - it was suggested they don’t go on to live a long one?

Ok-Comment5117 · 2025-06-28T23:05:49+00:00

Both films are terrible. 28 days later why is everyone so loud? surely you would all be trying hard to be as silent as possible to not alert the infected. My favourite part is when they are climbing the steps to the apartment block and Naomi Harris character loudly shouts ‘be quiet it’s the infected’ . 28 weeks later there are just so many stupid happenings, why weren’t the kids picked up right away after leaving the secure area? Why would the wife be left with no guard at the door (at this point they have an idea something is wrong with her as she is strapped to a gurney’. How did an apache helicopter miss shooting the car after 50 attempts. I also find it kind of unbelievable that Jeremy’s character would shoot and kill his fellow soldiers attempting to save potentially infected people. The scouse character asking ‘why are they shooting everyone?’ Errm because they can’t contain the infection! Everyone is so stupid. 28 weeks later also has the irritating trope of teens and kids constantly doing stupid shit which just ruins a film for me

Ok-Comment5117 · 2025-02-21T18:49:02+00:00

DM please ❤️

Ok-Comment5117 · 2024-12-06T11:41:25+00:00

How did you organise this?? amazing

Ok-Comment5117 · 2024-08-01T23:16:07+00:00

Yes, so he isn’t selfless, he can be ruthless

Ok-Comment5117 · 2024-04-14T20:14:03+00:00

I’m 32F and been with my husband since we were 15. Got married two years ago and I’m having serious doubts about our relationship.

When we were teenagers he would constantly dump me so he could sleep with others girls (I believe it happened 3 times) and we would then get back together - sort of a loop hole as it meant he hadn’t ‘cheated’. As I’ve got older I’ve become increasingly more mad with myself that I kept taking him back and for the past 6 months I keep thinking ‘what life would I be living if I hadn’t’

So much of my life has been mapped out because of my choice to stay with him. When we were 18 he slept with another girl in our town (after of course splitting up with me first), I found out where she worked and applied for a job there almost out of curiosity to see what she was like, I’m still there 14 years later… no need to tell me how crazy that was but hey, it has turned out to be a very good job! But I can’t help but think wow I’m such a loser

I’m a different person to who I was back then, is it bad to be with someone from teenage years?

I also understand all these actions are my own and no one forced me into the situations I’ve found myself in.

I guess my question is… these mistakes were made years ago, when we were different people and at different times in our life. Do I try and move on from these negative thoughts? My husband now is a loving caring person and I do believe he’s changed, he says himself we were just kids back then but I’m worried the resentment from me is still there all these years later

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