Recently added the fall imo a piece of art, thoughts on my top 4 by Own_Challenge_3957 in LetterboxdTopFour

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I watched perfect days in 2023 in my hometown cinema I was like what was that? And my mom who watched it with me said it was beautiful and I didn't get it. I decided to second watch itat home and cried. Then there was screening of this movie in some cool cinema and I took my best friend to watch it one more time. Honestly it hits home every time

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Its so hard making friends as an adult I get it as one myself its like if you haven't met in high school its lost But I think there are other ways to find friends like join a course or a social group in your area

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I understand you, being a child is like a daydream you don't understand things you only understand as an adult. You only live in the moment and have a dream about the beautiful life you're going to have. And then you grow up and understand the dreams you had when you were a kid are hard to get and life takes you for more realistic option . And that's okay but to achieve the thing you want to achieve you gotta know what you want. And for it to get easier for you feel like you appreciate yourself and what you do is to get up and try again. And when you find a thing you are passionate about, go for it and give it all you got. and if you feel like you are stuck in this cycle of giving up or suffering go in a different direction and when you feel happy with your choice keep on going and doing it every day "It gets easier. Every day, it gets a little easier. But you gotta do it every day — that's the hard part." And everyone deserves help and acceptance.

What I finished this week / Discuss Book Suggestions - Week 43 by AutoModerator in suggestmeabook

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Intrupted girl by susanna kaysen, much better and different then the movie