Update.
Okay well...I had a 3 week extension on this paper.
and I haven't done it yet, and the extension ends tomorrow.
Maybe I'll skip.
I'll try to do it all tonight...we'll see how that goes.
Right now, I'll address the confusion surrounding my "love" theory. The "Good Will Hunting Logic" is the logic that there is someone who is flawed in the ways that you can contrast harmoniously. There is no perfect person in which you can find respite without also finding flaw. It's really going to be butchered if I try to keep explaining it...you really have to just see it. It's best verbatim. And that is the philosophy on love closest to mine that I can find in a movie.
Furthermore, I totally appreciate the "when you're my age" talk. I respect older people's opinions. Most were like me once, at least in the sense that they had a first date/kiss/love/etc, and the ones who were a lot like me are still like me in a jaded and callused way. It's not hard to detect who I might grow up to be. The teacher who told me that I'd settle for love seems like a Christian me with a lot more weed. And male, and aged a few decades. None the less, I can relate really heavily to his mindset. Don't misunderstand me. I don't take his word as just an adult; I take his word as a person who is like me who has seen a lot more than I ever could have in my day.
That's it for now. AQ? xox
emma
and I haven't done it yet, and the extension ends tomorrow.
Maybe I'll skip.
I'll try to do it all tonight...we'll see how that goes.
Right now, I'll address the confusion surrounding my "love" theory. The "Good Will Hunting Logic" is the logic that there is someone who is flawed in the ways that you can contrast harmoniously. There is no perfect person in which you can find respite without also finding flaw. It's really going to be butchered if I try to keep explaining it...you really have to just see it. It's best verbatim. And that is the philosophy on love closest to mine that I can find in a movie.
Furthermore, I totally appreciate the "when you're my age" talk. I respect older people's opinions. Most were like me once, at least in the sense that they had a first date/kiss/love/etc, and the ones who were a lot like me are still like me in a jaded and callused way. It's not hard to detect who I might grow up to be. The teacher who told me that I'd settle for love seems like a Christian me with a lot more weed. And male, and aged a few decades. None the less, I can relate really heavily to his mindset. Don't misunderstand me. I don't take his word as just an adult; I take his word as a person who is like me who has seen a lot more than I ever could have in my day.
That's it for now. AQ? xox
emma