Girl, Interrupted

[agentseduction]

I have acquired a new obsession of going into the library and bringing films home to watch in my hours of utter boredom. I usually look for the golden label the ones that read "Academy Award Winner (blah blah blah)". I guess it's just the snobby-elitist side in me. I happened to pick up Girl, Interrupted because it sounded rather familiar, so I

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[brokenashtray]

Ha I read Narcissistic and thought of someone.
Read a little more and it's definetely her.
Effing scary.

I don't know if it qualifies as a psychological condition... although i'd dare to say not but synestesia rocks.

Well, at least sounds really cool.

Awesome Movie

[vandelayinc]

"Girl, Interrupted" is one of my alltime favorite films.
Incredible.

Peace,
Mark

[salsa_maggi]

the first one sounds like a typical brat or angsty teenager =P

[vallombrosa]

Everyone displays the signs of most disorders at some point in their life. It's generally only if symptoms are exhibited for more than six months and pose a problem to their interaction with others that it's generally considered to be a possible candidate for an actual diagnosis of a disorder. Also you'll notice that a lot of those are also merely symptoms of being a jerk, rather than an actual mental problem.

Also I still say paranoid schizophrenia is the mental illness all the cool kids get.

[agentseduction]

your icon is by far the most disturbing one I have seen...EVER!!!

:(

[vallombrosa]

Harlequin Icthyosis. :D

And if that is the most disturbing thing you have ever seen then you really don't spend much time on the internet.