Homecoming 2's Company, 3's A Lounge - Part 6

[Andrew Lucas]

For what?

Friday.

 

[Spider-Aziz]

Friday.

Friday is over.
In the eastern hemisphere.

 

[JOE]

Trailer was kinda meh... Some cool shots, but I've never been overly excited about teasers. They tease, I don't like to be teased.

 

[spiderman2]

Has ever one seen the first trailer for star wars 7 that came out this morning? I don't know what to think. Episode 1 and 2 where so bad and this doesn't show that much. I need to see more before I can really say any thing. The movie comes out in a little over a year. I wonder when the next trailer will come out? The next trailer is when I should beable to really say something. Star wars episode 3 was really good but with how bad 1 and 2 where my expectation for 7 are pretty low.

 

[W/ Great Power]

Trailer was kinda meh... Some cool shots, but I've never been overly excited about teasers. They tease, I don't like to be teased.

For some reason this made me laugh

 

[SymbioticToxin]

Nice as it was, I was expecting more.
Still, got me excited.

 

[Spider-Aziz]

I like the original trilogy.
To me Star Wars story ended there.

Action scenes in prequels are cool.

 

[SymbioticToxin]

I love the original trilogy. And problems aside, I thought the prequels had a good story and some great idea, but was executed and written poorly.
This new series has promise with a fresh pair of eyes to see the new universe.

 

[Spider-Aziz]

I like episode III, and to a lesser extent, episode II.
Episode I was unfairly boring imo.

 

[Airnick]

The Star Wars teaser did exactly what it was supposed to do...tease.

 

[OriginalMiles]

That trailer reminded me of a past relationship...

Teased well, but doesn't give anything away.

 

[W/ Great Power]

Ah, many movies, such as Titanic, have reminded me about relationships.

Not Jack or Rose, but the ship itself.

 

[Andrew Lucas]

Friday is over.
In the eastern hemisphere.

I feel for ya It's now over here too.

 

[spiderman2]

Kind a random thing but how do you guys deal with depression? What do you do when you fell like nothing is going right and you fell like time is just going on? When you fell stuck and just don't know what to do any more and want to just give up on things?

 

[NewYorkSpider]

I try to look at the positive things in my life. I'm not sure what you're going through man, but things do get easier. You just have to give it time.

 

[spiderman2]

I try to look at the positive things in my life. I'm not sure what you're going through man, but things do get easier. You just have to give it time.

Just tired of trying to get a better job and out on my own. I have been trying to find a new job for like 2 years and applied at like 50 places with no luck. Yet other people I know try for like a month and like 3 places and the get a job. Just scared that I am never going to beable to afforded to live on my own and I am tired of putting in the work with no results. Being 25 and I have no gf have never went on a date and only have a few friends and they are all guys. I don't even now where to applie at any more. Just fell like nothing is going to change and has much has I like Christmas with the year almost over its like another year with no progress in life. I just don't know any more fell like I am stuck.

Also creeped out a girl I like a while back and being that I am a shy guy and have a hard time with people but with girls even more I am scared I am going to creep out the next girl I like. Even though I am not around that girl any more knowing that I did creep her out still has made me even more scared and I fell like I am alrease going to fell scared about creeping girls out in till I get into a relationship so that I don't have to wore about trying to talk to girls and because sinces I have never been in a relationship it is the unknown that scares me.

 

[spiderral]

Just tired of trying to get a better job and out on my own. I have been trying to find a new job for like 2 years and applied at like 50 places with no luck. Yet other people I know try for like a month and like 3 places and the get a job. Just scared that I am never going to beable to afforded to live on my own and I am tired of putting in the work with no results. Being 25 and I have no gf have never went on a date and only have a few friends and they are all guys. I don't even now where to applie at any more. Just fell like nothing is going to change and has much has I like Christmas with the year almost over its like another year with no progress in life. I just don't know any more fell like I am stuck.

Also creeped out a girl I like a while back and being that I am a shy guy and have a hard time with people but with girls even more I am scared I am going to creep out the next girl I like. Even though I am not around that girl any more knowing that I did creep her out still has made me even more scared and I fell like I am alrease going to fell scared about creeping girls out in till I get into a relationship so that I don't have to wore about trying to talk to girls and because sinces I have never been in a relationship it is the unknown that scares me.

Sorry to hear about this man, I wish you good luck on getting a new job soon. I've never had a job before so my advice is limited on the topic area but I do know a 'life hack' where you print your CV/resume on heavier paper so that anyone who looks it and picks it up gets the impression that it 'feels' more important than other documents. I can't remember where I read that but it sounds like a cool idea, one that I'll keep in mind the next time I have to hand in an application form of some sort.

As for girls, I used to feel the same way too man and I used to have the knack for creeping out girls that I liked. It sounds cliche but just be yourself, that's what I've recently learned to do, and you're bound to attract a like-minded girl who understands you and you can easily converse with. I know being shy is hard, I've been shy my whole life and still am but you kinda have to tell yourself that you'll overcome the shyness and that it won't stop you from asking a girl out.

Confidence is the hardest part and I can't guarantee that it will just come overnight but it's something you simply work at, something that grows over time. Over a year ago, I asked a girl out for the first time ever and though I was really awkward at it, I managed to do it, despite the fact that I was turned down. Having done that once though, I know I can do it again and I know I can do it with a lot more confidence because I've already had that one experience.

One instance where I totally felt like I was being myself around a girl quite recently was (about a month ago now) when I was talking to a girl on the bus on the way to university who was doing similar subjects and who was quite like-minded. Just when I thought we were going to part ways when we arrived on campus, she told me (she didn't ask, she 'told' me, almost forced me ) to get a coffee with her so we spent the next hour walking around campus and talking and it was nice. It wasn't a date and I considered the whole thing as simply making a new friend at first but because we had similar interests, I felt relaxed and felt that I could be myself which was really relieving, there was no stress or anxiety about what she was going to think about me. It's things like that, not 'getting the hot/popular girl' but meeting someone similar to you, that boost your confidence in a way because you're so at ease with them and their similarity to you reinforces all the aspects that make you who you are (in my opinion). Just a little anecdote there if it helps, just to show how important it is to be yourself!

 

[W/ Great Power]

Sorry to hear about this man, I wish you good luck on getting a new job soon. I've never had a job before so my advice is limited on the topic area but I do know a 'life hack' where you print your CV/resume on heavier paper so that anyone who looks it and picks it up gets the impression that it 'feels' more important than other documents. I can't remember where I read that but it sounds like a cool idea, one that I'll keep in mind the next time I have to hand in an application form of some sort.

As for girls, I used to feel the same way too man and I used to have the knack for creeping out girls that I liked. It sounds cliche but just be yourself, that's what I've recently learned to do, and you're bound to attract a like-minded girl who understands you and you can easily converse with. I know being shy is hard, I've been shy my whole life and still am but you kinda have to tell yourself that you'll overcome the shyness and that it won't stop you from asking a girl out.

Confidence is the hardest part and I can't guarantee that it will just come overnight but it's something you simply work at, something that grows over time. Over a year ago, I asked a girl out for the first time ever and though I was really awkward at it, I managed to do it, despite the fact that I was turned down. Having done that once though, I know I can do it again and I know I can do it with a lot more confidence because I've already had that one experience.

One instance where I totally felt like I was being myself around a girl quite recently was (about a month ago now) when I was talking to a girl on the bus on the way to university who was doing similar subjects and who was quite like-minded. Just when I thought we were going to part ways when we arrived on campus, she told me (she didn't ask, she 'told' me, almost forced me ) to get a coffee with her so we spent the next hour walking around campus and talking and it was nice. It wasn't a date and I considered the whole thing as simply making a new friend at first but because we had similar interests, I felt relaxed and felt that I could be myself which was really relieving, there was no stress or anxiety about what she was going to think about me. It's things like that, not 'getting the hot/popular girl' but meeting someone similar to you, that boost your confidence in a way because you're so at ease with them and their similarity to you reinforces all the aspects that make you who you are (in my opinion). Just a little anecdote there if it helps, just to show how important it is to be yourself!

I was going to type out a long response, but you took the words right out of my mouth.

I couldn't agree more

 

[Spider-Aziz]

Just saw the Star Wars teaser, the blade looks cool.

So what are everyones favorite Spider-Man movies??
(Probably going to get the usual SM2 answer)

To me, it was Spider-Man 3 for a while.
Now it's the first Raimi Spidey film.

 

[CaptainWagner]

The amount of whining I've seen on the internet over an 88 second teaser....

 

[spiderral]

The amount of whining I've seen on the internet over an 88 second teaser....

Well, here comes some more whining.
The teaser was okay but the whole thing just looked like a high budget fan film to me. The only things that really felt true to the previous movies were the rolling robot and the speeder in the desert.

But, I understand that it is a short teaser after all so I shouldn't really complain.

 

[LEVITIKUZ]

When I first saw the Star Wars teaser, I thought it was a parody honestly. When I first saw it, I was disappointed but the more I see it, the more I love it. It's the perfect teaser. Shows you some cool stuff to sell you but not everything while also telling you nothing about the plot.

 

[OriginalMiles]

Guys...

Dane DeHaan vs Sebastian Stan?

 

[Spider-Aziz]

In a physical fight?
Bucky beats Harry.

 

[OriginalMiles]

I kinda meant acting.

Another question could be - Which was more heartbreaking? Peter vs Harry or Steve vs Bucky!?