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Kelly A friend once told me the most valuable piece of information when I was hanging out with my best mate like a boyfriend and waiting for him to commit when he clearly said he was never interested but his behaviour and emotional intimacy said otherwise. And a couple weeks ago he told me that he had feelings for me, and I told him I was honored someone as special as him cared about me in that way. I've no more business to marry Edgar Linton than I have to be in heaven; and if the wicked man in there had not brought Heathcliff so low, I shouldn't have thought of it.

I give him the space to heal, to vacillate, to do what he needs while we grow our friendship. At the end of the day though, it's not only about looks, I've seen a ton of ugly guys get really hot chicks because they just know how to make a girl feel special, even for a night. Is there like some magical emotional virginity prayer you can pray to get healed?

You're Not You

Parents need to know that You're Not You is a frank description of the steady decline of a concert pianist named Kate who's diagnosed with the fatal degenerative disease ALS when she's 35. The film depicts her and those around her in all their frailty and human failings as they struggle to cope with the devastation of her condition. Adults and children alike may find it difficult to watch Swank's expert portrayal of diminishing physical capacity, including incomprehensible speech and labored breathing. The movie addresses questions of invasive, life-prolonging procedures and how decisions about them should be made. Children 13 and younger will understand the issues but may find them too emotional to handle. Concert pianist Kate is living the ideal life with her handsome, devoted husband , when Lou Gherig's disease ALS strikes her down at age 35. The strain of her care leads him to stray with his secretary, and -- in a fit of guilt for the way her illness has robbed him of their once wonderful life -- she kicks him out. Around the same time, Kate inexplicably hires Bec , an irresponsible college student, to care for her. Bec gradually leaves her selfish ways behind as she warms to Kate and dedicates herself to her care. Kate pegs Bec for the perfect representative to stand up to family and advisors when the inevitable moment for a respirator arrives. Bec keeps her promise and brings Kate home from the hospital to die. Early developments in YOU'RE NOT YOU's plot -- i. But once the writers awkwardly work their way around the transformation of the distant, foul-mouthed, and insensitive Bec into a reliable, emotionally supportive advocate and friend, the movie is beautifully executed and emotionally true. It's worth noting that in its advocacy for a patient's right to die without the use of invasive procedures, the film ignores the kind of palliative care provided by hospice, which allows patients to avoid mechanical intervention a ventilator but offers, for example, morphine to ease the suffering of respiratory failure. Perhaps the filmmakers feared such a choice would have lessened the drama of Kate's death. In any case, the performances here are moving and strong. While the content will, on its face, be understandable to children 10 and above, relationship subtleties may go over their head, and they may find the subjects of disability and inevitable, painful death too difficult to bear. Why do you think that is? Which characters in You're Not You fall into each category? How can you tell?

Any words of advice as to how this conversation should go. As has happened to me, people I don't even know or barely know will give me compliments, which I would say is a better indication that a feature is good. To answer the question, I don't met they do know. Instead of cautioning people to not have connections with others, how about simply telling people to deal maturely with their own desires and insecurities. I'm kind of handsome - easy to get a job, people gather around you, everyone is tolerable and less prime, people perceive you as smarter and more capable as you are, you get away with making mistakes and stupid things all the time, cashiers and receptionist are all nice and smiling, people say you have a sense of humour, halo effect is everywhere google this uppeople smile at you, difference laid is easy and straight forward - even with very good looking women, youre not handsome its true don't have to pay women a shit instead they pay you, you get invitations everywhere, building a social network is a routine, you get a lot of friends on FB, you get job offers from responsible people, almost half of population covers your back women. This causes her to chase men who make her feel better about herself. We are that safe space for each other. This is what my mom told me. I started to feel weird about it. I've no more business to marry Edgar Linton than I have to be in heaven; and if the wicked man in there had not brought Heathcliff so low, I shouldn't have thought of it. Guys are critical to women that youre not handsome its true gossip and talk shit of other girls which is responsiblebut guys do the same thing only in a less passive aggressive manner.