Biopics are the worst movies and they are always the same, regardless of the person
He is a misunderstood hero. Nobody believed in him. But one person did. This person yelled his "motivational speech" at him. Then he was sad for being yelled at. Then he believed in himself. Then the crowd stood up.
Also cocaine happened in act two.
Literally every single movie, about any actor, singer, sports performer, you name it #conversation
I watched a video of a guy that goes around Brasil, giving to the poor and helping them with clothes and money. Absolutely beautiful and a great thing for someone to do.
But I couldn't help but feel a bit strange when they just do too much, like constantly filming the other person crying, following them after they've left to film some more or in some cases, the whole situation just seems like a cry for attention, the "look what a good person I am"
What are your thoughts on this, am I overreacting? Do you believe in doing good for the sake of doing good, or am I missing a component to this? #conversation
The average dog owner does not or will not put the proper amount of time into training their dog. The average dog has some sort of issue whether it be “they don’t like people” or “they don’t like other dogs” or just something as simple as the owner not being able to keep their own dog from barking non stop. Even good people that I’m close with who are good in most facets of life, have poorly training dogs. There are many reasons people shouldn’t get an animal but if it’s just going to spend the majority of its life in your yard, outside, and barking constantly at everything, then why even have one? #conversation