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Thursday, May 13, 20109:47 PM

i am never a big fan of horror and violent shows. dont get me wrong, i have nothing against it. i wouldn pay $9 bucks to scare myself. so..... when S wanted to watch IP Man (and by the sound of the title, it didn seems to be my kind of movie i'll enjoy watching), i was terrified. i came up with all kinds of excuses and as usual and it doesn seems to work on him.

remember we watched my bloody valentine?? i was scared as hell and i close my eyes the entire movie and you sat beside me, kept removing my hands and made me watch the movie.

i gave up and went along when i saw the earger-ness in your eyes, wanting to watch the show. you kept assuming me that it's worth to watch and that i'll like the show and. you were right. the movie was good.
its just weird that i'm kinda flexible to whatever movie you wanna watch. i used to whine alot not wanting to watch movies that has blood everywhere, dead people lying around, seeing the slow effect of people being shot in the head etc etc.... its just gross and scary.

watching IP Man has taught me something. to never give up no matter what and never have it came across my mind to ever give up. i know your worth it.

all my life, i used to wonder what i want in life and since a year ago, i know what i want and i'll try my best to fight for what i want.

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