What an interesting movie! I figured Princess Mononoke wasn't fucked up enough, Sprited Away was too fucked up. This one is right smack in the middle.
Too much man-ass though. I cannot tolerate a ratio of bare female breasts to man-ass less than 3, and this ratio was 0, meaning no boobies in exchange for crack.
But aside from the clearly important things in life, it's a terribly cool movie. I so want a demon of my own. Don't worry, I'd be a nice guy. I'd only use this demon to, you know, put less man-ass in movies.
Surely you must be in favor of that?
In other news, it's worth noting Diana has not made any attempt to contact me. Last contact I made was a week ago giving her a text message on my health status.* And, well, that was it. I did it in response to a text message she sent me earlier with one of our one-word inside jokes. After that, nothing. Hm. I guess that's that. Now there isn't any doubt that I was being used. Too bad. I'm a loyal guy.
* Healthwise, the best way to describe it is "stable". Although, the dirty little secret that hospital TV shoes don't want you to know is that "stable" doesn't describe what one's condition is, only what that condition is doing. "Stable" when the patient is terminal means, man, this cat ain't gettin' any better. Thing is, my condition isn't getting WORSE (as far as I know, I get a gas chomatograph Thursday morning from blood they take tomorrow morning to confirm the chemical makeup, although I know for a fact my blood pressure hasn't been increasing). My liver results (from a more conventional blood test) are back from the medication I started taking and it's not causing any damage, which is good at least. My condition is predicted to get worse progressively until I have a stroke or just die in my sleep. But, it isn't getting worse. On the alternative side, I'm not getting "BETTER". It's just a time to sit and see how things go.
I've been careful to NOT take too much care of myself, at least for the past two weeks. I havn't been going crazy, but I've been living like normal. If I'll get better being REALLY REALLY GOOD, I'll only revert back when I go back to normal, which is a lovely mix of naughty and nice. Which explains my weight. I was really good and active and stuff and lost a ton of weight. Then I went back to normal and gained it all back. If I can't be normal and sustain, I won't sustain. I gotsta be me. So, if I could live like a boring guy and live forever, is it really worth it?
The thing to take from this is that things aren't really changing with me healthwise. And since right now, RIGHT NOW, I'm sitting, breathing, typing, holding my forehead to prevent a giant horn growth from popping out. That's healthy enough. I'm fine with it. And if I'm not dead NOW, I won't be unless things get worse. Right now, I'll take things not getting worse over things getting better if it means I get to be a normal d00d.
We'll see how this goes.