learningbreezee

I am in my thirties and find myself overcome with emotion after watching this movie. I was a bit skeptical because technically the new emotions aren't emotions, they are more so feelings. These feelings are not to be neglected though and absolutely play a vital part into growing up. I didn't even know the word anxiety until I got into college and it was a big sigh of relief that there is actually a word describing how I am feeling and that I'm not some weirdo who is overthinking herself into yet another panic attack. The ending is what really won me over, I won't give it away, but even as an adult I wish I had a movie like this to turn to. Sure I read books, saw a therapist and had a support system, but this wrapped it up so nicely! Anxiety is scary, it can snowball and turn into panic attacks, paranoia and worse. It isn't inherently evil either, it's something you learn to live with. It is not you and you have more to offer. It's scary to be yourself and radiate confidence, but it will make life much more enjoyable and easier. That's the message I got from it-a message I know now being older, but a message I would have loved to know in my teens years.

South Park is my number one favorite show regardless of how downhill it's been going since Season 20. That's my opinion, I said it, I'm standing by it! I enjoyed this episode since they are staying somewhat relevant to what's going on in the world. TikTok and Kanye CLASSIC would've been great to see our old pal gay fish. I wish it had more WOW factor for me, everything they talk about and show has been talked about and shown on podcasts. It may be the digital world we're living in that South Park can't be ahead of the game anymore, but I didn't laugh out loud or gasp or thought about it in depth. Excited for more episodes though! More Butters in my life please!

P. S. Can't stand the voice changes of Randy, Cartman and Stan.

P. S. S. I know Tolkien is a running joke, but I miss Token. Doesn't sound right when they say Tolkien. RIP TO AN OG.