What are you thinking RIGHT NOW?

[Regulus]

Things.

Yes. That is all.

[Braveheart]

I need TLK fan comics to read, I finished the popular ones like Betrothed, Pride Sisters, Maisha's story & Her Place Down There..

If I make my own comic, it will be called,"Blood Brothers"... I know I would probably won't make it far, tho.

[Ultra Fox]

I don't understand the confusion here.

[Squeely]

Seriously? He's still in my dreams? And the worst part was this dream (the last bit of it, anyway) was more of a romantic thing. Urgh. Why can't I stop thinking about him? Why must he still pop up in my dreams? I don't really like it anymore. It was great and all before he did what he did.... It's a good thing I decided not to email him! It would probably be a lot worse if I did that. I wonder if I'll see him in May when I graduate... Probably, unless he's allowed to go back home for a little while. That could be interesting, especially since my friend won't be there.... Yeah, I guess this proves that I'm still not over him. Oh well.

If it makes you feel any better, having dreams about exes happens to me from time to time. I've been dating my current partner for four years, during which we've both been pretty happy in the relationship (with the occasional problems and conflicts, as will arise in any relationship that lasts a long time). I dated my ex Danny in 2008, was only with him for a few months, but I have the occasional dream about him. Granted, most of them aren't romantic and we're just hanging out as friends, but still. It's possible that you are over him, dreams are just bizzaro land at times.

Regardless, I wish the best for you, and I'm here if you need any help. Hope your future relationship endeavors go well.

[Marizzle]

Are parents seriously forbidding their kids to watch The Legend of Korra simply because of its ending? Fine, I get it, you disagree with the nature of the couple, but you cannot pretend like it doesn't exist nor lock your children in your "perfect world bubble", to avoid them from having contact with such ideas. I also dislike many things but I don't pretend like they don't exist. Argh!

[Ultra Fox]

Are parents seriously forbidding their kids to watch The Legend of Korra simply because of its ending? Fine, I get it, you disagree with the nature of the couple, but you cannot pretend like it doesn't exist nor lock your children in your "perfect world bubble", to avoid them from having contact with such ideas. I also dislike many things but I don't pretend like they don't exist. Argh!

*how I feel about parents like these*

[Squeely]

Are parents seriously forbidding their kids to watch The Legend of Korra simply because of its ending? Fine, I get it, you disagree with the nature of the couple, but you cannot pretend like it doesn't exist nor lock your children in your "perfect world bubble", to avoid them from having contact with such ideas. I also dislike many things but I don't pretend like they don't exist. Argh!

Two women held hands! How terrifying!

It saddens me that parents would deprive their children of such a great show. Sure, it's not as good as AtLA was, but it's pretty dang good in its own right.

^Pixels. Every video I've seen on YouTube that has it has it in the Worst Movies of 2015, and I don't really understand why.

I think disappointment has a lot to do with it. A comedy about video game characters coming to life and trying to destroy us sounds like a ton of fun on paper, but then a lot of it is the same old Adam Sandler shtick that a lot of people are sick of at this point. It doesn't really succeed in being the nostalgic nerdy ride that many feel it should be. Disappointing is definitely one of the worst things a film can be. Still though, much as I really don't like Adam Sandler, I'm not sure if I'd put Pixels on my worst of 2015 list. Pan, Gem and the Holograms, Sisters, 50 Shades of Gray, Jupiter Ascending, Fant4stic, and especially Old Fashioned all seem worse.

[Gemini]

^ Jupiter Ascending was so bad, lol. I barely even remember what happened in it at this point but I remember that that one villain guy sounded like an asthmatic chain smoker. Hearing him talk was painful... like seriously, dude. You don't need to smoke a pack a day. Get a nicotine patch, and an inhaler. xD

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This is absolutely great. Pulling an all-nighter on Skype with good friends, good music, and good characters in a good story that we are making... I don't think I've ever felt so attached to characters of my own creation before.

[Marizzle]

@UFox & Squeely: Nice job making me laugh you two. But, I know right. I think there's a big difference between not agreeing with something, but allowing your children to explore it and develop their own opinion and being the "bubble parent" and trying to avoid your kids from having contact with something simply because the outcome is unpredictable. I never watched The Legend Of Korra, but I saw the chaos that came after its ending, which I came across again today. I find it ironic how tons of female characters from movies and other shows hold hands and people think it's "cute because they're bffs", while this one creates a mess. One can disagree with me, of course. This is just my opinion.

[Squeely]

Also in Pixels' defense, while I wouldn't consider it a very good movie, it seems that the concept makes sense in the context of the film, doesn't seem like it would be that boring, doesn't seem like anything would be all that disjointed or confusing, and while most of the jokes would likely be a miss with me, I'd wager a couple probably would make me laugh.

Granted, I haven't actually watched Pixels, nor have I watched the other movies I said were worse. I'm simply going by reviews. Though considering that the reviews I've seen go in-depth with the plots and with what's good and bad about each movie, I don't feel like I have to watch all of the films listed to make the claim that they're worse than Pixels. Some reviews even show so many clips from the movie, that I may as well have watched it.