Much better ..and quicker, as a film :)Quote:
Originally Posted by sarah c
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Much better ..and quicker, as a film :)Quote:
Originally Posted by sarah c
Much better ..and quicker, as a film :)Quote:
Originally Posted by sarah c
I'm really disappointed at the way Steve's recovering so quickly and smoothly. The storyline started so well too...Quote:
Originally Posted by swmc66
No it's not lol (well it's a lot quicker, admittedly :)). I thoroughly enjoyed the book and it gets to the heart of the characters in a way a film or TV adaption never can. It's actually one of my favourite novels.Quote:
Originally Posted by mariba
I'm disappointed on Steve depression storyline as well.. It looks like he got better overnight..
he seems to blame everything now on depression, cant do that i'm depressed, making fun of itQuote:
Originally Posted by mariba
he seems to blame everything now on depression, cant do that i'm depressed, making fun of itQuote:
Originally Posted by mariba
It's actually insulting towards so many people who have been affected by depression somehow.
Steve joking about being depressed so he can't sack Eileen or do this or that..embarrassing to watch really.. I had high expectations for this storyline and yes, it did start well. What happened?
It's actually insulting towards so many people who have been affected by depression somehow.
Steve joking about being depressed so he can't sack Eileen or do this or that..embarrassing to watch really.. I had high expectations for this storyline and yes, it did start well. What happened?
Still keeping up the special needs act too.
I've been suffering from depression for at least 18 months now (diagnosed that time ago) and whilst there are good days when I 'forget' for while, it is always there and the opposite to what Steve is saying - when I get overwhelmed and cant do something, that makes the depressive feelings worse for failing