This is actually my fourth post today.
I had to update and reintroduce myself everywhere.
It's been a while.
Since around May that I posted anything at all.
I'm not going to lie, I was "fixed" as I like to call it, for a while.
It was really nice. I wish I could get back there.
But just because you get temporarily better, does not mean that you won't go back to the beginning.
And that's what I did.
So.
I need to lose 20 pounds in 20 days. All I have to say in explanation is one word. BEACH. I can't go looking like this.
No way in hell.
After that, I don't care what rate I loose the pounds at, just as long as it's quick and consistent.
For those of you who have read my posts in the assorted communities, I appologise for reiterating.
I'm taking Venom, and drinking Three Ballerina Tea (which I think is very aptly named, because ballerina's form a largish number in our ranks.)
So other than the beach, my other huge inspiration, or in this case thinspiration, is.. um..
you are all going to laugh at me for this..
James Bond.
All the 007 movies, but Casino Royale ( the 2006 version), Die Another Day, and Tomorrow Never Dies in particular.
Mostly Casino Royale, though. Die Another Day and Tomorrow Never Dies were excellent and added to the fire that Casino Royale started, but, my god.
It wasn't even that Vesper (Eva Greene) was so tiny. Because she is. If she looks that small on camera, GOD only know how tiny she is in real life.
No, it wasn't that.
It was that I will never see that kind of love.
No one will ever say the kind of things that he says to her during what I call "the happy period" in the film, and I will never get a James Bond.
Not while I look like this.
And so when I watched her die, and him break into pieces, and think that she betrayed him,
I cried my eyes out.
Because I want that kind of love. I just.. I can't even help it.
I have a lot of art prints on the walls of my room. Over 1/3 of them are black and whites of people kissing.
I developed a strange habit of downloading instrumentals from movies to my iPod.
I pick them from sad movies that I've seen, and I get the ones that mean the most to me.
The worst three are "At Wit's End" from Pirates of the Caribbean: 3
Because it shows both of the love stories happening in the movie.
Will and Elizabeth's Love- It lasts, they get married, but they can only see each other for one day, every ten years.
How awful would that be? To have that kind of love for someone, and to almost live your whole life seeing them only a couple of times.
Then it shows Davy Jones and Calypso's love. She got him to do the job. And he did it, for ten years, then, when he could finally see his great love again, she isn't there. She doesn't show up. He loves her still, he's angry, but he loves her, and she is too wild a thing to actually know what love is. She only "loves" him when it's convenient for her to.
Both of these loves in my mind are failed. Even if it did work out between Will and Elizabeth.. it's a no win situation.
Then, after the Davy Jones and Calypso theme, it segways into Will and Elizabeth's theme overshadowing Davy Jones and Calypso.
It shows that they are the same, and that the situations between the two are so similar.
The second, is from Phantom of the Opera.
It's towards the end, when Raul goes down to the Phantoms lair to get Christine.
That whole sequence, but in particular when the Phantom wants her to choose, and Raul could die at any minute,
but he tells her "Don't throw your life away for my sake; I worked so hard to free you..."
It kills me. That someone could be at death's door, a noose around their neck, and they're telling you, "I love you, I did this so you could be free, choose your freedom over my life."
The third is actually from Casino Royale.
It's the song that is in the background when they really start to connect, when they're on the beach, when they're in the gorgeous sailboat. When they look so in love. It's a happy song, it's light and you can tell that it's about their happiness, and how in love they are.
But it makes me cry, because I've seen the rest of the movie. I've seen him broken into millions of pieces, I've seen Quantum of Solace, where he spends the whole movie trying to avenge her death, and wondering "Did she actually love me? Did she die for me? or Did she betray me? Was it all a trick?" I've seen him drink to forget, and get so paranoid of the people around him, that the only person he thinks he can go to is someone who supposedly betrayed him in the first place.
I really can't handle when guys are hurt- emotionally or physically.
I can't handle when they cry.
I can't handle when they give away their heart and it gets crushed.
It breaks my heart in half. I snap. I bawl my eyes out.
And so, my biggest inspiration ever, comes from fictional characters.
Ones who don't exist.
But who have displayed a type of love that I think everyone wants.
A type of love that I can never hope to obtain and reciprocate as long as I look like this.
Because how can you love someone that much, if you're not even at peace with yourself?
And maybe that kind of love is real, and maybe it's not.
No matter, we can always hope.
"Hope guides me. It is what gets me through the days, and especially the nights, the hope that after you're gone from my sight, it will not be the last time I lay my eyes upon you." - A Knight's Tale