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[myonu]

I had the pleasure of seeing Danny Boyle's Sunshine last night with a few friends. The movie itself was excellent, particularly in its use of the science fiction medium to not only tell a story of a dying sun, but also speak about the frailty of the human mind, especially in high pressure situations where morality inevitably takes a backseat to

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[lostsatellite]

I saw Sunshine on my birthday last week while I was in Evanston...I was interested in seeing it largely because it was a Danny Boyle movie with Cillian Murphy in it, and I saw a trailer that intrigued me months ago...I was not prepared for how intense the experience was...I was really struck by it, and I could not tell you how many times I ended up crying...I'm glad it was something that I saw and experienced by myself, because then I am less likely to restrain my emotional responses

[skew]

I'm glad that you're open to therapy as I think it might provide the insights that you're missing. I wish there weren't any stigma surrounding therapy as I think most people would benefit from venting in a controlled environment.

As for "A part of me wonders if there is not something wrong with me in the way that I love and live, and wish there was some sort of life critique program that could extrapolate my contributions from those of the people I've been with to determine where I'm getting tripped up." Do the reasons given for the break-up or discussions that were had give any indication of where you might be tripping up?

BTW, I just gave birth to a baby girl, Maya Olivia, two weeks ago. Who woulda guessed this is where I'd end up 6 or 7 years ago? Life is so surprising.