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 Real Genius (1985)
IMDB rating: 6.70
Plot: Two brilliant teenagers head a team of young geniuses developing a laser for what they believe is a class project. When they find out that their professor intends to turn their work over to the government for use as a weapon, they decide to ruin his plans.
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Directors: Martha Coolidge
Actors: Kilmer Val,Jarret Gabriel,Atherton William,Gries Jon,Peralta Stacy,Ades Daniel,Aybar Andres,Giambalvo Louis,Lauter Ed,Shull Charles,Billingslea Beau,Parks Charles,Frye Sean,Comedy,Romance,Sci-Fi,
I totally envy my best friend…is there any hope for me?
Okay first of all i really suffer with self-esteem issues…and depression…which has left me really introverted until people get to know me…people judge me as just this depressed loser…because i was really sad during my first year of high school thats all people know me for…i’m now trying to be more open and confident thanks to my best friend. She really got to know the real me and has helped me through so much…i cant imagine what i’d do without her. But i find that because she’s so amazing…really popular, an absolute genius, beautiful and pretty damn awesome that i just fade into the background whenever she’s around…i find my confidence drop everytime she’s applauded for getting 100% in tests, when people walk straight past me and start talking to her then say hi to me and walk away, just how everyones so adoring towards her. And i feel so bad about it…which is crazy i mean i should be happy for her, but i just feel useless all the time because of it. I cant ever tell her, but she really wants to help me out of my sadness…i love her to bits…but sometimes i just wish she’d fail at something….is there any hope for me?
well you should talk to your friend about this.
if she really wants to help you she will understand.
the best thing you could do is talk to her.
and when people come up to her to talk to her just try to like somehow
get into the conversation or tell your friend to get you in the conversation.
CiCi | Dec 16, 2009
awh! yes of course theres hope. remmeber just be yourself, walk down those hallways and feel confident. people should like you for who you are, and then maybe your friend may feel jealous of youu. you dont know, she might already. sometimes i feel sorrttaa like this, i just lost my bestfriend, i made a new one tho. but sometimes i get to "overprotective" and i only want her to talk to me, and somemore. i just dont want to loose another friend that i get to close witthhh
hopethishelpsss;D
Megan H | Dec 16, 2009
I know you have had those problems and they are very difficult I understand, but try not to put yourself down further. If you are jealous of her, then work your way towards those goals, eg: 100% in tests, getting to know more people.
Don’t bring your troubles down even further… What you least want is your friend ditching you for being jealous.
Best wishes
P.S. I wasn’t calling you jealous, I was just saying that in case your friend found out about these thoughts lol

LemonZest | Dec 16, 2009
Thank God we have a God that loves us all and will not leave us nor forsake us. What am I saying, you are a fine person and you need not evey any one. Now start saying to your self on a daily bases that you are fine in and out and you are good at any thing you lay your hands on. You have to change your way of thinking in every way, for the bible says as a man think so he is. write a letter to your self ans read it daily too, begin by reading it allow and not share with your friend. Now if some one thought of you like this would you like this. and this is how you start to focus on your inner self too ask what do you want and what are you most afraid of and why.
but i will ask you to try and pray to God to help you as well. get on line http://www.selfgrowth.com. lot of things to motivate you. take care and God bless
bimfule | Dec 16, 2009
I’ve just helped a friend of mine through a similar thing, and now she is quite confident and assertive. Here are some of the tips I gave her:
1. Buy a pack of post-it notes, and write something positive about yourself on each of them. I got my friend to write ‘you are a strong, beautiful woman’, ‘you are fun to be around’, ‘you are worth peoples admiration and respect’ and stuff like that, and she added some of her own. Then I got her to stick them around her flat and read them every time she saw it.
2. Take up a hobby. If you already have one, start another one, because that is something that is yours, that you are good at, and no-one can take that away from you.
3. Don’t be afraid to involve yourself in a conversation. It’s actually quite rude for people to be ignoring you, so don’t allow it! Don’t be rude, just join in when you have something to contribute.
Your friend obviously cares about you, so you need to be honest with her about how her apparent success at everything effects you.It us likely that there are things about you that she envies.
Hope you find happiness, hun.
Mary | Dec 16, 2009
Oh boy, if your friend is so amazing…really popular, an absolute genius, beautiful and pretty damn awesome ……then why don’t we all just go outside and kill ourselves right now eh?
With those kind of people on the planet, what hope or room is there for the rest of us. WoW.
If you ever watch couples walk along together ~ just the average Mum n Dad, just watch them properly and wonder ‘What did / do they see in each other’? And, Why did they get together in the first place? And, What is keeping them together now?
When your parents came together, there were all kinds of people in the rock, fashion, cinema world that were icons, but they picked each other for a some reason. They found something in each other just as someone will find something in you ~ away from your SPECTACULAR friend.
She may well be ‘’so amazing…really popular, an absolute genius, beautiful and pretty damn awesome” etc, but she cannot be everyTHING to everyone, and not all of the time either.
You have one thing going for you, and that is You, your individuality.
Don’t try and compete with her, because that would be dumb. She is already streets ahead of you because you have put her there by being awe of her.
Love your friend for who is and for how she helps you, and treasure that, but do not envy it. Should she ever fail at something, or look bad over something, then she has a long long way to drop from the top of the pedestal that you’ve put her on.
It would really hurt to ‘hit the ground’ from up there.
Take care.
Sash.
sashtou | Dec 16, 2009