Pazintach

So beautifully done… You opened a door to me.

Yeah, the guilt for not give them enough never left you. I'd like to move on, but even after many years, even after my family added another cat to our family, I still fear for the worst.

Zero. I read and clear my emails regularly. :)

All good films. Which reminds me, I should watch Brazil again.

Sunrise: A Song of Two Humans

This movie has a special place in my heart. For me it constantly remains you who's the most important person in your life. Your time together is short and fleeting. Unfortunate things can happen. You really need to hold the moments you have together while it lasts.

[email protected] and [email protected] was formerly on the now closed feddit.de I think. It took me sometime to find them again…

Edit: I think a better solution is for us to custom group similar communities.

I'm trying to browse materials in the languages that I wish to learn, and use a translator when I don't understand them. Feels like cheating…

Yes, it is a compliment to the movie. It's mostly Climate Change for me, as I live in a coast area where we already suffered all sorts of things because of it. But it seems there is little can be done to stop those who chose to ignore the evidences.

Edit: And sorry for my English if I haven't explant myself better. It is far from my first language.

This movie is painful to watch. I'm sort of glad for those who don't have children.

I treat these people like those who think the Earth is flat. Ordinary foreigners may not be actively followed by someone nowadays. But things like heavy censorship, starvation in certain recent situations, travelling restrictions, they may never experience them in their own country their whole life. Nor did their parents experienced something far, far worse. Those who live to tell the story maybe lucky or unlucky. They never have to tell those things only privately.

It really puzzles me that many people in this thread that don't know to what degrees an authoritarian country censors their dada, never lived in one, and can't read their language, somehow think giving your personal information to that one is better. Being able to discuss such things is already a privilege. If your bag has to be searched twice a day just to be able to commute, I thought you will at least feel uncomfortable.

The Americans I've met in real-life were quite chill, and reasonable. But on the Internet I too have a feeling that they are expressing stressfulness more. It seems to me they can freely talk about the things they hate, and they do it, to the point many things on the Internet about the US are those. And it's hard to touch grasses in Winter.