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Brendan Fraser was listed twice. What about Colin Farrell? Poorly written.

Another Jason Bateman movie was The Gift. He seemed like his typical sympathetic self, but then the creep in him came out even as he still maintained his sad sack sympathetic demeanor. It showed me a decidedly dark side to Jason Bateman that I'm still waiting to come out at anytime… Read More

I was at music camp. 15 going on 16. I was struggling with my sexuality (I'm gay but couldn't face it then). A female counselor who was college age took me under her wing to show me that I wasn't gay. We had a brief illicit entanglement during the week at camp. Somehow, it wasn't… Read More

I was on internship for my doctorate in clinical psychology, working on average 50 plus hours a week at a psychiatric hospital. My sister called me, cold and stern, that is was late with a present for my niece, and didn't attend her birthday party. I lived 6 hours away, and was working… Read More

I have a macaw. He greats me with "Hello" and cuddles with me as I scratch under his feathers. He's trying to learn to sing. And he dances to the cool music, keeping beat and bobbing his head. Oh, he showers 2-3 times a week and because water splashes everywhere from the shower, I… Read More

And That Touch of Pink. Fun story of a gay Indian Canadian living in England, his more traditional mother, and his imaginary best friend, Cary Grant as played by Kyle McLachlan.

Chutney Popcorn. Great film of a first generation Indian woman, her mother, and her girlfriend. love thus film.

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I love the movie Identity with John Cusack. But, I've had to explain it to many people, and most don't get it even after I explain it to them.

I was a child during the 70's. No one ever told me this explicitly, but i just "knew" i wasn't supposed to cry. I held it in for so long. It took me three years as a young adult to learn to cry when i was sad, happy, or touched emotionally. I'm a psychologist now and come across this… Read More