Film:The Gym of Empathy and Patience

      If you would question anyone on the meaning of patience, you would probably get something similar to sitting through the end credits of an MCU film, waiting on the stinger. Self-help has become the new empathy, where I'm willing to be happy for you but get thee behind me if your expressing any type of hurt that will negate my aura of positivity; disavow immediately for any heartfelt tear-jerking expressions of the gloomy human experience. You can't grow in empathy by reading body language and delivering cheap empty slogans that only have place on a high school poster. Even if empathy and patience are a natural gift, they must both still be exercised in order to burn the fat that will diminish it; they both must be tightened, strengthened, and toned. Without conditioning, you will have cultivated an bloated, distorted form of that gift, forged into something all too cliché; Netflix is just be another treadmill to hang miscellaneous objects on.

     You need a gym with a vast amount of core working tools, Film: gym of empathy and patience. Not just any film will to the job. You need distinct perspectives that cover over all genres and subgenres, nationwide and worldwide. Give the self-indulging mainstream a rest for a few. Body language is all about making the viewer look smart, while empathy is looking into another person's eyes and feeling their souls pierce your own heart. You laugh and cry with them. There is laughing in mainstream but while your laughing without gains, studio execs are laughing their way to bank for selling you soulless, colorful images. Just take some time to embrace someone's perspective without cementing haste, judgmental thoughts in the first ten minutes of the film. This world is a swap meat for people that sell off their answers to questions no one is asking. They invite you  lifestyle where nothing feels fresh. These types of films are not above the surface; your going to have to submerge yourself.





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