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I totally agree with #11. It's one thing if you want to take some pictures of historical sites to show people when you get home. But think about it this way. When you're dead, whoever is going through your stuff, they will only keep the pictures that have people in them, everything… Read More

One time my friend and I were walking through Blockbuster (tells you how old this story is), talking about what movie we were going to get. A couple walks by as I'm talking and the man suddenly says my name, just my name and nothing else at first. I turn, expecting to see someone… Read More

Hexxus from Ferngully, especially when he's the gooey skeleton, was the bane of my existence as a child.

I didn't realize until I was in my early 30s that crying during any kind of confrontation isn't a normal reaction. Or that my constantly bouncing leg and incessant need to chew on the inside of my mouth are signs of anxiety. So many fun little symptoms of trauma that I never knew… Read More

This didn't happen to me, but a couple years ago two of our salesmen retired within about 3 months of each other, I work in concrete. One of the women who worked in the office, an accounting job, who has been there for about 8 years expressed interest in wanting one of the sales jobs.… Read More

Wuthering Heights is AWFUL! Not just because of the diction, but it is by far the most toxic relationship I've ever read. Cathy and Heathcliffe make Bella and Edward look like a relationship to aspire to. I don't understand how people think it's romantic to literally love each other… Read More

Borgias were also fucking each other. It's literal history too, not just in the show. But sure, "flirting."

I don't know if this counts or not, but my best friend's older brother tricked is into watching Scream when I was like 7. The movie traumatized me all on its own, but then this little shit dressed up as Ghostface the next day and chased us around the house for like an hour. I was… Read More

Scott Pilgrim vs The World. 45 minutes in I just couldn't take it anymore and left. I've never tried to rewatch it and I don't have any intention of ever trying.

My dad made comments about my gaining weight, told me and my sister we "didn't have the sense God gave a cow", made horrible comments about my mom (they were divorced), his favorite being, "Yea, your mom's a CUNT-ry girl." Of course I didn't get that until I was older. My stepmom… Read More