u/joshua_argento

I've seen more than 4000 films. For me, films are like friends and places; they're part of my life. There are a lot of films on my list yet, probably between 400 and 500.. but i constantly rewatch the ones i most like.

How about you people?

At least for me, yes.

Hello colleagues,

I think that I have watched most of the most popular Westerns of all time, but you know, there is always... always something great that you've never watched before. Having said that, can you please recommend some outstanding Western films? I think i am abstinent of a good ol' black and white Western.

Thank you!

PS: only American westerns please. Any western that is not American is not a western for me and I am not afraid to make it clear that i really don't like spaghetti westerns.

A categorização de homens como "alfa" e "beta" teve origem na percepção feminina, visando diferenciar determinados homens de outros. Classificar um homem nessas categorias o posiciona em uma condição de primata, de bando.

Eu acho que não preciso dizer o tipo e nível de mulher que faz esse tipo categorização que apenas serve pra desmoralizar e desvirtuar um homem, fazendo-o duvidar da própria noção de masculinidade e de suas características que o tornam único.

As mulheres, em geral, demonstram grande vocalização e união ao rejeitar rótulos impostos por homens. Por que os homens não podem adotar uma postura similar?

Em última análise, quem se beneficia com essa rotulação infundada?

I've been watching since 2002. Since then, I watch all his films at least once every two years. Of course, some years I skip this or that, but for me, his films are like an old friend that I need to constantly revisit. Sometimes when I go too long without watching, I feel a kind of nostalgia. Well.. I grew up watching them.

I think I've watched The Shining over 50 times, especially in my teens. When I'm driving on a sunny day, I always remember the film's opening credits. I don't know how to explain it, but this film makes me remember American '70s films.. it's strange.

How about you friends?

For me, it obscures the mind and it feels like a samsara-enhancer, if you know what i mean.

I lose touch with my sensibility, with the subtleness of the teachings (i am a student of tibetan buddhism).

How about you people?

I had a great insight these days. I had an old Reddit account with more than 1M karma, etc. It was suddenly banned, and I got very sad; it was like dying online.

I was very attached to that account. I had friends, I helped people, I got help, I participated in communities, and I was respected in others that I participated in for a long period, etc.

Suddenly, it was all terminated. I couldn't help but make the link with death itself. All my friends, likes, hopes, expectations, comforts were gone in a blink of an eye.

It's a very interesting link with life itself. We are attached to this persona; we have friends, tastes, and circles that we are engaged in, and this is our life. Imagine being banned from life (dying)—all of our efforts are gone.

And now, I've migrated to a new account, a new life. Now, I'm not putting too much effort into this because now I know it can suddenly end. I will engage, but with a different attitude.