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Friday, 1 November 2013

Celebrities with Anxiety Disorders



Celebrities with Anxiety Disorders

Try to type on Google “celebrities with anxiety disorder” then tell me what you feel after reading some articles given there. Mind blowing, is not it? Celebrities from Barbra Streisand to Emma Stone are listed to have various kind of anxiety disorders. Indeed it is really shocking to know the fact that rich and famous celebrities and other well-known people like them are struggling so much to deal with their anxiety. We always think that their lifes are amazingly flawless with fame, money, and luxuries arround them. With things like that, we assume that they can get anything they want easily.
However do you know that Angelina Jolie suffers from a great self-insecurity? She never feels satisfied with herself and what she has achieved. She keeps saying that she is not pretty enough, she has not been a good actress until now, and she has not given real contribution to society. In fact, she has accomplished all of the things above. Rumor said that it is because of the tight competition in Hollywood which makes her to be like that. Also do you know that David Beckham, the very famous and highly respected English footballer, has sort of OCD to insist on things have to be in even numbers? When he finds out that things that he has are not in order that he wants, he will throw or add things to make sure that they are in even numbers. By the way, who knows that Hugh Laurie actually suffered from a mild depression while filming “House”? It went the same too to Heath Ledger who could not detach from his role as Joker in “The Dark Knight” the second film in Christopher Nolan's Batman trilogy. It made him suffered from several depressions before he decided to commit suicide due to alcohol and drug reason. They are just a few examples of celebrities who deal with anxiety.
However, quoted from calmclinic.com, there is something we can learn from those celebrities. They are not shamed to tell their “problems” to others so that they can seek for help to control their anxiety disorders. People with anxiety sometimes get shamed, become introvert, and refuse to tell their problems to their close ones or to the experts. It could be dangerous because even a light depression can lead you to do stupid thing, such as committing suicide.

Taking Chance



Taking Chance
           
            Who says that movie should have conflict in it? Taking chance will show you how a simple and flat movie could bring you into tears. This movie tells a story of a marine named Lt. Colonel Michael Strobl who escorted the body of marine name PFC Chance Phelps that died in the Iraq war. This movie starred by Kevin Beacon, the one who has played in many outstanding movies, such as a few good man, x-man, footloose, and many more. This movie was premiered on HBO on February 21st, 2009 after it was selected to be shown at the 2009 Sundance Film Festival.
It tells a story of Colonel Strobl, a behind the desk-type of marine that never participated in any wars. One day, he took an offer to escort the dead body of PFC Chance Phelps to his hometown. He said yes to that offer because PFC Phelps came from the same hometown as he did while in fact he did it because he felt guilty to see many marines who died in wars while he was living in comfortable life with his family. After he discussed this offer with his wife, he then went to Dover Port Mortuary to get some instructions before doing his duty. One of the most important instructions was that he had to bring PFC Phelps’ personal stuffs with him no matter what. Off he went to the airport to escort Phelps’ body. Along with the road, Americans gave many salutes to the fallen marine, PFC Chance Phelps, in many ways. For example, a flight attendant gave Colonel Strobl a crucifix, later on he realized that it was not meant for him, it was given by her to honor Phelps. These small yet touching scenes are the reasons why viewers get so emotionally attached with this movie.
Through this movie, we are shown how Americans do really salute their heroes no matter who they were. It is really touching to see another side of Americans that we have never seen before. Most of the time we are only shown how individualistic Americans are, how apathetic they are, and how careless they are to their surrounding, but this movie does the opposite of it. We can see soft-hearted Americans who united together as a nation to grieve the fallen body of PFC Phelps, even they did not know him personally, but they knew that this guy had made USA proud.

Hello

Hi fellas, been a long time since the last time I posted something here. Lately I'm being busy with my college stuffs. Mid-term is the most challenging one. However, I'll try to keep making update here. Now I'll post three writings of mine. Well they are not really fresh from the oven because they were my college assignments actually hehehehe. Hope you guys like it :D

ps: Happy Halloween! Boo!!!!

Sunday, 8 September 2013

fine/bad, who cares?

Once, being a fine human being is what most people pursue for the rest of his life, but it doesn't work anymore now. You simply cannot define the word "fine" anymore since the understanding of the word "fine" itself has been blurred along with the time. Judging those who smoke and drink beer as the bad ones, and longing for the good acted as the ones who solemnly follow what society ask them for is not accepted any longer. The question now is what makes those "bad" people consciously choose to be counted as the bad ones even they've fully realized the risks for being brutally judged by society?  The other question is what makes us-society- think it's okay to accept them (the bad ones) and battle with ourselves to say that on on the other side you think their bravery to break the rules is cool enough tho?

What if I say that the norm which is used now is not about whether you are good or bad, but it's more about whether you can play along with the hideous confusing society tricks or not. If you have the ace card, then you're free to go and have fun with your rules, but if you are trapped in your little ego cage, then congratulation dude you're not going anywhere. You say you're with the anti-naive group, hahaha but sorry buddy I have to say that you're the most naive person I've ever met. 

First thing is you have to seek the ace card for your own safe first then you can play the society with your thousand rules.

Have fun playing or being played. That's what most people called as the hardest game to be played ever, yeah life........ :)

xoxo
Yummi

Thursday, 5 September 2013

The way I remember you (Cory)

Here's a video of Finn's solos from the very first until the last episodes of Glee4.




You'll surely be missed big guy! Glee5&6 need you so bad, finish it happily Cory!!! fufufu :(