Growing up girls in my age group loved the movie Girl Interrupted. I heard the phrase "life changing" at least a dozen times. When dating as a later teen and early 20's, I got stuck watching this movie 5 or 6 times. I couldn't tell you what it's about except for that it takes place in a looney bin. It was as if I was having an allergic reaction when I had to sit thru it and I'd do whatever I could to keep from intaking the movie. Whenever I was sitting thru it the girl, or girls would always have to make sure I was actually watching throughout, kinda how when women are driving they have to look at you to make sure you're listening.
I have a feeling this movie damaged a lot of Gen X and Millennial women. It was like the female version of Fight Club. Wonder if any other guys noticed this growing up?
@DCampbe92178075 Dude, no one outside of the progressive bubble believes anything coming from the left. It's just perpetual lying. Credibility is irreparably damage.
It's fascinating to watch at this point.
@paleochristcon You know who else has a feelings/vibes based ideology cloaked in the "science"? The entirety of the left.
It's a gut punch how many on the right follow Owens.
@alexboge Books were heavily cooked via tiered financial leverage at every US hospital during late 2020 thru 2022. The authorities and institutions absolutely blatantly showed they are not to be trusted. Your post doesn't jive with reality my friend.
Remember when several dudes made copies of the Bible so regular people could read it and the Catholic Church when ham on Western Europe?
That shit was wild.
@Tanner_Slavin I've seen both. Supergirl was far more offputting than Morbius. Both terrible but my god Supergirl was like nails on a chalkboard. I turned Supergirl off less than halfway through. I cannot remember the last movie I stopped watching because I just did not want to see it anymore?