Honestly, that's generally how I found Finding Nemo to be as well. Although, in fairness--I'm generally not fond of Pixar's work aside from WALL-E; though I'd like to see Ratatouille.
My personal vote, as I am sure you already know, is to stay at Kim's. But - it's your choice and in the end I am sure you will know what you need to do.
I actually. . .sort of hate Finding Nemo, mostly because I dislike parents being painted as protectively clingy unless they really are, which the dad in Finding Nemo did not seem to be to me. But it's been a while.
And. . .that's a sound idea. It's safe here, and stable, and I'm not going to have to deal with yelling or emotional violence here.
. . .but not going home makes me feel like I've given up on my chance at being part of a family, even if it's just a family of two people, and I know none of what happened was my fault, really, and maybe some of this is my resistance to change. . .but I just. . .want my home. ^^;; I'll see what happens when I see my father tomorrow, I suppose. If. . .if we can somehow fix this, I'd love that more than anything, but we've 'fixed' it countless times, and it keeps going back to how it was.
. .I'm so sorry for that rant.
I agree that a lot of Marlon's fears and concerns seemed honestly pretty reasonable, and the parallel with "You keep thinking you can do these things, but you can't," made very little sense, when . . .if it had, it would likely have left a deep emotional impact on me.
You can't be a family all on your own, though. To be honest, you may have a better chance at feeling like a family with your Dad if you're further off from him and not so dependent.
But. . .I have said this before, I guess, and you know what I think.
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I actually. . .sort of hate Finding Nemo, mostly because I dislike parents being painted as protectively clingy unless they really are, which the dad in Finding Nemo did not seem to be to me. But it's been a while.
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. . .but not going home makes me feel like I've given up on my chance at being part of a family, even if it's just a family of two people, and I know none of what happened was my fault, really, and maybe some of this is my resistance to change. . .but I just. . .want my home. ^^;; I'll see what happens when I see my father tomorrow, I suppose. If. . .if we can somehow fix this, I'd love that more than anything, but we've 'fixed' it countless times, and it keeps going back to how it was.
. .I'm so sorry for that rant.
I agree that a lot of Marlon's fears and concerns seemed honestly pretty reasonable, and the parallel with "You keep thinking you can do these things, but you can't," made very little sense, when . . .if it had, it would likely have left a deep emotional impact on me.
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But. . .I have said this before, I guess, and you know what I think.
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