Extremities
Written on March 19, 2010 – 3:15 am | by normanglass1979
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IMDB rating: 6.00 Plot: An intended rape victim manages to escape from her attacker but leaves her purse behind. Worried that he may visit her house and finish what he has started, she contacts the police but they are unable to help, saying that she has no proof. “If he calls, let us know and we’ll send a man round!” A fat load of good that would be. Her worst fears are realised when, alone one day in the house, her attacker visits and attempts again to rape her. Circumstances allow her not only to resist the attack but to turn the tables and lock him away. And that is where her dilemma really starts. Does she release him and risk another attack? Does she go to the police and risk being called a liar? Or does she kill him - and become as low as him? |
Actors: Russo James,Velez Eddie,Everett Tom,Hennessy Michael,Avery James,Drama,Thriller,
* I feel like I'm too mature for my age.?
[I'm still in highschool]
I know I’m not gonna see a good portion of my classmates anytime soon once I graduate, so I subconsciously became unattached to the whole going out to parties, trying to fit in kind of thing. I know it can appear snobbish but I can’t help but roll my eyes sometimes at the extremities the things people do to be accepted. Unfortunately, this got me at a really weird position socially. I have some friends here and there, but a lot less than I had last year. I don’t know what to do but attempt to survive, so is there any advice on how to keep on moving forward?
you think too ahead.
lucyliang95 | Jan 31, 2010
Uh…. I guess it doesn’t matter what others think of you, only what you think of yourself. If you don’t like yourself, change.
Ninjahorse | Jan 31, 2010
dnt wry about jst think about ur future when u go to college how many of those friends do u think u will ever c again just b u n one best friend is better then lots of ok friends
Jay J | Jan 31, 2010
College is much different. I don’t drink and I have plenty of friends. And if people wont accept you for who you are, then they’re not very good friends.
beauty | Jan 31, 2010
OMG, you are so mature, i bet you feel special but thats ok, we like to feel a little special
Mat | Jan 31, 2010
I’m like you. Screw the snobs, their cars, their watches, their clothes, and everything else they use when they open their big mouths. Screw it all. I’m independent, I have a few friends, and I like it that way. They’re all leaving next year (when we graduate), so I don’t really care about who I make friends with now. For now, I’ll stick to those good friends and to my family.
Tako_400 | Jan 31, 2010
im in the saame exact position as you are =D it’s a good thing cause the friends you have now are the better people! sometimes i think the same as you right now and i feel like i have no friends, but you truly do and your future is bright. i cant wait to meet more people that are more like me in college and eventually work =D
Alex | Jan 31, 2010
You do know after high school there’ll still be Facebook, twitter, msn, aol, yahoo, myspace… why would you want to separate from your friends now? Why not just enjoy high school and live in the moment. So what if you don’t see or remember these people after high school, it’s more important to make good memories because when the people fade you’ll have them to hold on to.
P.S. You’re not mature, that’s just your way of avoiding the emotional situation of closing the high school chapter of life and leaving most of your friends, and classmates behind. Being mature is seeing what the situation is and making the most of it.
Peache | Jan 31, 2010
There’s nothing wrong with what you’re doing. The saddest adults are the ones whose best days were in high school. They go to all the reunions and relive their "glory days" because nothing they did afterward was as good or exciting. Almost no one stays in touch with their high school friends, and you’re just getting a head start on that eventuality.
But don’t go around saying you’re too mature for your age. That does make you sound like a snob. It could be that your other kids know the same thing you do but are better able to stay close to their friends until graduation. Pulling away sooner than that may be taking a mature outlook or it may be that you’re afraid of saying a lot of painful goodbyes.
dbraunofva | Jan 31, 2010
Theory of natural selection –don’t do anything too crazy that’ll harm yourself, but just try to fit in. I’m in high school as well, and I actually think about things like this as well. Sometimes I make remarks to people that I’ll regret and sometimes I ditch friends because I know they won’t matter much in the future. But I honestly do have a lot of friends and a few best friends because I care when it counts. I know I’ll have contact with these people after high school because we’re very close. Don’t be too close-minded or be afraid of a little effort in keeping friends. Relationships takes efforts, but so do friendships. Try to be nicer and friendlier to people and get to know them better. Hey, maybe you’ll be surprised that you actually like these people and will keep talking to them after high school. Whatever you choose to do, good luck!
amanda | Jan 31, 2010
I know exactly how you feel. I think partying in high school is pretty lame UNTIL it’s senior year…thenyou can pretty much go all out. But I don’t think you should shun yourself away from your classmates just because they have other interests than you. My best friends don’t like to party only a few of my good friends and alot of my friends do. I agree I won’t be seeing pretty much all of my classmates once we graduate but that’s all the more reason to have fun with them now.
I’m not saying to party hard core with them but do fun stuff with them on the weekend like movies or out to dinner.
Enjoy being young and not having all the adult responsibilities. Try making new and different friends. I’m sure there are plenty of people who share the same interests are you.
Kyndra | Jan 31, 2010
Just remember that in a couple years the only people you will still talk to are close, good friends, everyone else will really just fade out of your life, at least that’s what happened to me. So basically make connections that count and don’t waste your time on the people you know you’ll never "click" with. You can’t party forever, or at least I wouldn’t advise it. Pick what you want in life and go there and let the "social" problems in your life take a back seat. Until you find where you want to be most likely they will change anyway.
Jennifer | Jan 31, 2010
give them a hug…
KSI ARES VII | Jan 31, 2010
Wow, you just perfectly described how I am in school. I am a senior in high school, and I’ve gotta admit that at least I won’t be crying that much when I graduate from high school. I would say that it’s best not to close yourself off completely though, because you will miss out in a lot of experiences in life. With that being said, I think its good that you don’t submit to doing stupid things to fit in with other people. Keep being strong. Its always hard to do whats best, especially when everyone else isn’t. I live in Newport beach and I just gotta say that this is probably one of the most judgmental places I have ever lived. I may not have that many friends as a senior, but I’m happy that I’m not ending up like a lot of the losers around me. You at least will be able to leave high school being your own person. People who follow and do everything their friend tell them to will be lost when they leave home. Be strong! I admire you for trying to do the right thing, even if it hurts. It will pay off later
mfisker | Jan 31, 2010
Nothing wrong with that. I’m the same way, but the thing is, if you are a guy, girls love it, especially in high school. College, it isn’t as special, since the guy’s begin to mature up a bit then.
Bad Habits | Jan 31, 2010
I’m like you too, was since high school. It’s your personality not your maturity level as much. I define fun with meaningful conversation, being able to feel comfortable, being around nice people. Fun doesn’t always mean having to make your heart pound, that’s fun for kids. Be yourself, others like you will flock to you. Trust me, there are many of us like you.
HONESTLY | Jan 31, 2010
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