I can't imagine having a bunch of cameras around me hilariously filming and telling myself it's not going to hurt me. I was immersed in the feeling of being hurt, of an unknown and irresistible force wrapping me around me, of death and great pain twisting my life.
Can anyone tell me what is the reason for this? I'm actually terrified of any scenes of bloody violence, anything that can make me feel physically hurt, throws me into horrific imaginations. I think it might be because of something I went through as a kid, but how can I get rid of it? Should I go into hypnosis? It has been more than ten years, can time change all this?
I can't always remember other people's faces, hairstyles, figures, clothes, names; my sense of direction is worse than the average girl. I think the deficiencies in some areas must be filled by other things. I am more sensitive to the scenery and plants in nature than others. I am especially sensitive to the beautiful things depicted in poetry. I think this is one of the reasons why I am sensitive to horror movies?
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