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I like war movies because they can show the extremes of humanity. Would you watch a movie that tells the human story of the men on the opposing side, how they suffered, and died... fighting for their ship, their friends and in the end... defeat?

The Aircraft carrier Kaga would be one example. The Japanese carrier, which attacked Pearl Harbor 6 months prior was set ablaze by 3 or more American bombs at the Battle of Midway, June 1942. The commanders were wiped out in an instant when a bomb exploded... and that left the crews in the ship to fight for their lives, to save the ship and each other. That is the story most interesting to me.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_aircraft_carrier_Kaga

What I'd really want to show is the human... compassion, fear, love, hate, mind control of government, lies, fight for survival. How we can be so right... and so wrong in the twist of humanity.

If women want to understand men better, they could think about such episodes. This is how men developed... fighting to the death side by side.

Please explain why. #Fear #WouldYouRather

A = You've to watch movies about one of your worst fear everyday, but it would never happen to you in real life and you're 100 % safe. When watching your fear, it will look terrible on screen.

Example: If you're afraid of dogs, but only have problems meeting them in real life and think they're cuter on screen you won't watch a movie about it - but rather about another fear that looks horrible to you on screen, like rape for instance. (They are just examples. Insert your own fear here)

B = You don't have to watch any horror movies about your fear, but you would experience your worst fear at one point of your life and only one time.

Example:
Never watch movies about rape, but being raped once in your life.

Would you be interested in a book or film, a real life story of how a woman was healed of having DID (dissociative identity disorder)... previously known as multiple personality disorder. She was terribly traumatized by a guardian as a child, disassociated and as an adult sought help. She was diagnosed with 5+ personalities and later healed and lead a full life.

Children are survivors. They have to deal with their reality, but without power. The result when under terrible ordeals... the dissociate. I fear there are a lot of people out there whove been through terrible experiences as children and think it's normal or just the way it is. When in fact, it is not supposed to be that way and they need help.

Another such story to compare to would be Trudy Chase, who had over 90 "personalities". I read her book, When Rabbit Howls when I was younger and it struck me deeply.