20th Century Women Page #5
- looking in the camera.
- Okay.
Should I smile?
Do you like to smile?
- Yeah.
- Okay.
Okay.
Oh, you took it. I thought you are gonna
say like 1, 2, 3...
- No. I just wait for the moment.
- Okay.
I just have to fix something.
It's right here.
- I am sorry.
- Not it's alright.
I don't mind.
I've just never done this before.
So...
But...
- I can wear my hair differently.
- Abbie.
Yeah?
I'm sorry.
I'm really sorry.
Julie and I have been
friends since we were little.
She likes to say she's self
destructive.
His mother is a therapist.
We used to talk and I...
She makes Julie attend her teen group
sessions.
What about the possibility?
That you're choosing boys
who are inappropriate?
Unconsciously.
When her mother remarried, Julie
changed.
When her half sister
Amanda was born...
with Cerebral Palsy, she changed more.
You know what I mean.
Wow. It looks really pretty on you,
it just makes your whole face pop.
Like soda pop.
She started sneaking into my house.
Sleeping over.
- Because you did?
- Because I'm crazy.
You want to be crazy.
Scratch me.
We should go up the coast somewhere.
Just me and you.
Julie works at the La Cumbre Plaza
mall.
Spring rain features cinnamon,
jasmine, lily-of-the-valley and rose.
Sex is commitment.
once you're there,
you cant go back to holding hands.
and once you give yourself
both mentally and physically...
well, you're completely vulnerable.
new wife and her birthday.
And Christmas with her and her family.
And inviting all of her family.
Spring rain features cinnamon,
jasmine, lily-of-the-valley and rose.
Of all the misconceptions about
love...
the most powerful and persuasive is
the belief that falling in love...
is love.
or at least one of the manifestations of
love.
Love is supposed to be a feeling
that you feel.
People say that they're falling in love...
but they're not actually falling in
love.
It's a fake connection that
you feel with some.
and marriage should never happen.
DIE!
Hey, Julie.
- Hey.
- Hi.
So come on in.
It's Okay, come in.
He's not up yet.
He got in kinda late.
Hey you wanna help me
bring this stuff in?
So is Jamie okay?
Yeah.
He's okay.
I heard by him come in last night.
I was awake.
Right.
Yea, I was just, couldn't sleep.
so I was, you know, listening for him.
How was the show?
Good.
Next time you take a trip,
just let me know, okay?
I won't make too much dinner.
Hey, do the stocks with me?
Yeah.
Okay, IBM.
IBM, $69.73
Xerox.
You okay?
Xerox, $53.92.
- Stop.
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