vaderey:

“let go, stop holding on” “it’s time to let the past die” says man whose past involves mass murder multiple times, patricide, torture, mass planet destruction and has destroyed anything he could possibly hold on to yet is still holding on to being an evil dick

off-topic, but i feel it’s so glaringly obvious that I’m surprised nobody has ever brought this up.

these words are spoken by a character in a film of a franchise that was restarted and is currently banking off of living in the past. you doubt?

  1. The Last Jedi is the third of (now) four Disney “Star Wars” movies that capitalize on nostalgia for the original trilogy
  2. George Lucas is on record stating that he had a treatment for a sequel trilogy, which was intentionally thrown out by Disney in order to make a retro film (just my opinion, but I think the whole “inner-space” bs was invented by Disney for damage control: ie, ‘if you thought our movies are bad, just see what George Lucas had in mind! yuck yuck! #imhipbecauseihatetheprequeltrilogy’)
  3. an almost exhaustive list of original trilogy nostalgia from three of the four Disney “Star Wars” movies includes: the entire plot of A New Hope poached for The Force Awakens, the visual design of the First Order, the Resistance, Jakku, and Crait being identical to the Empire, the Rebel Alliance, Tatooine, and Hoth, Rogue One, the Solo movie (i won’t go into detail about this one, since i haven’t seen it, but someone else who has seen it please elaborate), the trench run in The Last Jedi an almost shot-for-shot knock-off of the Second Death Star run from Return of the Jedi (ignoring of course the likelihood that Disney invalidated the Star Wars Expanded Universe solely for the sake of poaching ideas for their own movies)

and yet, despite all of this, the screen-writers, and Rian “subversion is kewl” Johnson still had the balls to say “let the past die, kill it if you have to”

What’s Hard About Depression

onlinecounsellingcollege:

1. You feel as if you’re judged – and that you’re rarely understood.

2. You know that others love you – but you didn’t feel like they care.

3. You want to feel you’re wanted – but you feel you’re in the way.

4. You want to just be normal but you’re shrouded by despair.

5. You wish you could be happy – but you can’t stop feeling bad.

6. You want to make the effort – but you don’t energy.

7. You feel that things are hopeless – as they never seem to change.

8. You’ve heard that life gets better – but it’s so hard to get there!