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Actually he just sounds like a typical superficial guy who is into bad music and silly movies. It’s very common. Not a crime. Punk music and Sharknado though? There’s no excuse for that.
Eh. I'm in to silly movies too. I can't hold that against him.
Punk isn't my thing, but I know a few people who really like it. If it puts someone in a good mood, more power to them.
I kind of want a weird framed picture of a spoon on the wall as a reference to that.
My 20 year old son became so obsessed with this movie that he insisted that every one of his friends had to watch it. So it was on in the living room...several times. It's just really weird to me, that I haven't been able to get him to watch The Disaster Artist, yet.
Anyone who likes The Room, should really see The Disaster Artist.
I kind of want a weird framed picture of a spoon on the wall as a reference to that.
My 20 year old son became so obsessed with this movie that he insisted that every one of his friends had to watch it. So it was on in the living room...several times. It's just really weird to me, that I haven't been able to get him to watch The Disaster Artist, yet.
Anyone who likes The Room, should really see The Disaster Artist.
I know about the movie from my son too. We have laughed and giggled over many many bits. LOL
Some people are bubbly and happy all the time. It's part of your nature. Embrace it. You are much better off than the people that take things too seriously. And yes, most people are depressed and unhappy. Welcome to the world we live in.
None of what the OP has talked about suggests that his friends are depressed or unhappy. Instead it seems like he mentions things that are inappropriate for the situation and does not know his audience. People can be light and have fun even if they have a career or are no longer in the partying phase. I am not a particularly serious person myself, but I have never been a partner. I would still find the OP’s comment to his friend about his girlfriend to be wildly inappropriate.
You could say I'm childlike. But I find a lot of people these days are arrogant/serious, and I never grew out of my early 2000's optimism.
I always have a joke to make and try to see the glass half full. Am I an endangered species?
Your post mixes unrelated things together. When I read your title, I thought you'd be posting about people who are very concerned with current events and are less interested in trivial things.
But you seem to be mixing up seriousness and arrogance and pessimism and a lack of a sense of humor. Those are unrelated, and they can exist in any combination. Maybe it's the "childlike" aspect of you that lacks clarity.
None of what the OP has talked about suggests that his friends are depressed or unhappy. Instead it seems like he mentions things that are inappropriate for the situation and does not know his audience. People can be light and have fun even if they have a career or are no longer in the partying phase. I am not a particularly serious person myself, but I have never been a partner. I would still find the OP’s comment to his friend about his girlfriend to be wildly inappropriate.
oops, I didn't read the OP other posts. You are right. I agree with everything you wrote. I wonder if his post is some sort of joke?
I kind of want a weird framed picture of a spoon on the wall as a reference to that.
My 20 year old son became so obsessed with this movie that he insisted that every one of his friends had to watch it. So it was on in the living room...several times. It's just really weird to me, that I haven't been able to get him to watch The Disaster Artist, yet.
Anyone who likes The Room, should really see The Disaster Artist.
Ha ha ha!!!
What a story (Mark).
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