Well this was a rollercoaster of emotions

I think that's the point. She has the power to free herself from the weight pulling her down (jealousy, fear of infidelity, etc.) but refuses and thinks it's his job to save her

Fun fact this is how I saw Jaws for the first time. My local pool had movie nights and they featured Jaws and my dad thought it would be hilarious. It wasn't.

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BECAUSE YOU CANT JUST SPARTAN KICK A SPIDER SACK OKAY THEY ARE POOR DEFENSELESS CREATURES THAT CANT HELP THAT THEY ARE CREEPY AND YOU CAN'T JUST PUNT THEM OUT OF EXISTANCE FOR IT OKAY

I definitely agree with this whole trigger warning thing and safe space ideas being the beginnings of a self fulfilling prophecy as it talks about in The Atlantic piece. I also watched the video and towards the end he says that college students are being told that they are fragile, and once something traumatic happens to you you're done for. That's why I am so grateful for the way that my mom raised me; I was molested for a very long time as a child, and when my mom found out she took action and that person is in prison now. But she never once treated me like a victim, and I know that it killed her to have to say "It's over now, you are no victim, don't you cry." but it more good for me than any therapy session. She taught me to pick myself up and not dwell in the past, and not buy in to what society and my generation says: that I'm ruined. Because I'm not. I don't need a safe space or trigger warnings because I was raised to never rely on them as a crutch.

THANK YOU I was staring at it for like 10 minutes trying to remember which movie this was. All I remembered was just that I didn't like that guy

Our military is instilled with the duty of protecting American citizens. Sometimes that protection comes in the form of calling out a bully. Honor, Courage, and Commitment are the Navy core values, and we are taught that it takes honor to acknowledge that something is not right and must be stopped, courage to be the one to stand up, and commitment to continue to do so. By silent warriors I mean that they are not screaming for safe spaces, they are fighting overseas with bullets and blood for them. And the media shows us the kids screaming for safe spaces in college campuses rather than the kids in the Middle East and Africa fighting for us, and those warriors aren't screaming for attention either.

So what if you're offended? Nothing happens. You don't get offended and then wake up the next morning with scurvy or some shit. Let people be offended.
Also, I'm going to have to strongly disagree that the world has gone soft, as @bassinyoface has put it. The media in North America doesn't let you see what is really going on out here. Spend a few minutes on LiveLeak or BestGore.com and you will see just how hard the world really is. I'm sure that you meant Americans have gone soft, but I'm going to have to disagree there as well. Hundreds of millenials enlist in the armed forces every day. Three of my best friends are deployed to Turkey, Lebanon, and Afghanistan right now. The media hypes up and acts like a megaphone to the "typical lazy millennials" because it's the best news to report, and they speak the loudest. The warriors of this nation (America); are silent.

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