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[color=#4169e1]Oi, nubs. We're in the running for Best Bromance and Cutest Fake Couple like four times over already. Let the domination begin...

Charlie and the Chocolate Factory is on, and I'm remembering just how great it is.

Minus Kadaj, I'd legit love to see them interact with Sora and co.
Like, CAN YOU IMAGINE DONALD IN KUZCO'S PALACE???

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*tries not to cry*

Oh, that's right...

[color=#4169e1]You are killing me with that Cas theme. Please stop ruining my feelings. ;-;

Just wanted to drop a cool dream in here before I forget everything about it.

I was a telepath (essentially like Xavier from X-Men First Class) and I almost made out with James Mcavoy. The only major problem was that he did the hand thing and I was doing the hand thing to get him to do it in the first place, so it was really awkward.
Oh yeah, and I'm pretty sure there were some mercs after us, haha.

I love my summer dreams so much.

I've heard this same routine on my end as well.

Parents are supposed to be caring and supportive, but more often than not they just end up scolding their kids over their "potential," emphasizing their laziness and lack of a work ethic. Don't get me wrong, school is important, but not as important as focusing on what you'd like to do. Your mom seems frustrated that you're not living up to your potential, but at the same time who is she to gauge your potential? You know your limits, and you know what you need to do.

Honestly, laziness is a disease: there is no cure. BUT when you find something that you're really interested in, you'll feel it start to disappear. You've just gotta focus on your limits and your expectations for yourself. You're not trapped by any means, because there are plenty of things you can do to dig yourself out. You've just gotta find something you care about and follow it out of this rut you're stuck in.

I want to edit, and I've found that there are plenty of things out there. You don't necessarily have to study to work in film, but you do have to go out and look for opportunities to be in that field. Internships really help build connections no matter what field you want to enter, so try and get yourself out there any way you can.

As for your mom, her expectations are absolutely unreachable. There's no way anyone could be what she wants and still enjoy themselves. There has to be a balance between work and play, always. If you have too much of one, the other starts dragging you down until you hit rock bottom -- trust me, I've been there. I've heard the same thing from friends who are older too. You can't waste your life on work constantly or you'll have too many regrets. She may not be willing to listen, but remember this: you're not a failure. You feel like you've dug your own hole, but if your mom won't listen or get off your back, she's the one who dropped the shovel in your hands.

WHAT IS THIS? IT'S STILL 2012 RIGHT?
RIGHT???

Neigh.

I don't see music
I don't see fun

0/10

You sure you want to do that?
There'd be a lot of holes in it...

Professor Layton vs Phoenix Wright is all I really needed from Nintendo.
HALLELUJAH! LINK: [ X ]

I like that it has elements from both blended together though the lack of a solid release date still upsets me.