Embarrassing Tv moments.
July 25, 2002 / 19:55
Watching kissing or sex scenes when my mother or sister is around. I hate it. It feels so awkward. No one knows what to say, the smell of freshly popped popcorn is hanging in the silent air and suddenly, nobody moves. And if I make the slightest sound by moving my leg, all eyes are on me. All the while everybodys gaze is fixed on the TV, not straying a bit. That's at least how I percieve it. They probably think it's nothing. Which is true. I've seen so much worse stuff than the shit they show in the movies, but why does it feel so awkward when the family's around during a short love scene? It's only natural. Is it from my mother the tension radiates, because she knows her daughter is growing up, and might be doing what they're doing on the screen in the future? Or because my sister is doing it already? I can understand that.
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Oh and, I just hate it when people embarrass themselves in movies or on TV. That movie, "Never been kissed" is damn insufferable. I almost couldn't watch the scene where she jumps around on stage in that club, stoned out of her mind. Look at the pic. I just started squirming, looking away, damning her for being so embarrassing. It's horrible. It's like I'm living through her, through the movie, and it's just impossible to watch when she makes a fool out of herself. Does anyone else get that too? Or am I the only one who gets too attatched to the movie characters?