Ok now im sad.

[roguehunter]

you know what, i never cry in movies, or get depressed, in fact, before tonight the only movie that had ever made me cry was schlindlers list. I think im changing haha, i actually feel really really depressed and cried just now after finishing the hurricane. I cant get over how some people are so racist. I dont like to be descriminated against for being gay. The movie struck me a real blow though when i sat down after it and thought about how even the most famous people in the world can be directly effected by someones opinion. sorry for my little rant.

The odd thing is, im not usually one to get upset by movies as i said, so i cant figure out why im still thinking about this one so much.

 

[VICTORIADON]

It is because you care.

The world needs more people like you.

You care.

Don

 

[fag lick]

The world is full of hate. It's sad, but that's the world we live in.

 

[gsdx]

You are proof that there is hope for this world.

 

[roguehunter]

^ i wouldn't go that far, but thanks.

 

[Raybee]

Most of us know one fight or another.
One form of injustice or another.
You got touched deep.
That's a good thing.


Good to see you, by the way

 

[roguehunter]

you too ray, sorry i havent been posting the past months, haha funny funny story, i forgot my password, and didnt realize i could just ask for it again *doh*. back now .

 

[Raybee]

Well, welcome back matey.
I love it when a movie hits me in a way I can't, at first, explain.
The feeling just hangs around for days.



(just chilling and watching RAGE)

 

[roguehunter]

chilling and watching rage, sounds fun ill bring over some beers

 

[justdoitinnj]

And the older you get, the more stories will affect you.
In my 20's & 30's I was considered to be a very "cold" person.
Nothing ever affected me.
I think I never shedded a tear over anything when I was younger.
I always attributed it to me being in Nam when I was like 20 yrs old and saw so much death. (What could be worse?) After awhile it just didn't have any affect on me, there was just so much of it....guys dying.
I dunno....maybe its just me.
But now when I read a book or watch a movie, tears can run down my face very easily.
Neils story of "Watching Brad"....I have tears flowing with almost every chapter.
Neil can touch my heart faster than anyone !

 

[roguehunter]

And the older you get, the more stories will affect you.
In my 20's & 30's I was considered to be a very "cold" person.
Nothing ever affected me.
I think I never shedded a tear over anything when I was younger.
I always attributed it to me being in Nam when I was like 20 yrs old and saw so much death. (What could be worse?) After awhile it just didn't have any affect on me, there was just so much of it....guys dying.
I dunno....maybe its just me.
But now when I read a book or watch a movie, tears can run down my face very easily.
Neils story of "Watching Brad"....I have tears flowing with almost every chapter.
Neil can touch my heart faster than anyone !

i couldnt even begin to imagine what that must have been like for you, i dont know what to say either without sounding tactless, it must have been an immense thing to have to deal with going to war.

 

[gsdx]

But now when I read a book or watch a movie, tears can run down my face very easily.
Neils story of "Watching Brad"....I have tears flowing with almost every chapter.
Neil can touch my heart faster than anyone !

That was very kind. Thank you.

 

[justdoitinnj]

To tell you the truth.....I'm glad I went thru it.
Until the time I went into the Army I was extremely shy and introverted.
The Army totally changed all of that.
I realized very fast that the only person I could rely on was myself.
Then I became the person that alot of others soon relied on.
I took charge of alot of situations that others didn't want to get involved in.
But I was also gay and had my share of fun while in the Army too.
*wink* *wink*
Plus, I came from a poor working class family and we never travelled anywhere.
The Army gave me a chance to see 1/2 of the world including Japan, Hawaii and Australia !
So, basically I took a bad situation and made it good.
I think that every situation that we get into has 2 sides to it....bad or good.
I always take the good road....its alot more fun and sometimes surprising too.

 

[chillyboi]

if i were to make a list of movies that made me cry, i'd need to take lunch breaks for a week to type them all hell i even cry at least once a week w/ the Y&R..lol..sad huh