Happiness

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Dan: Everybody wants to be happy.
Larry: Depressives don't. They want to be unhappy to confirm they're depressed. If they were happy they couldn't be depressed anymore. They'd have to go out into the world and live. Which can be depressing

in "Closer" de Mike Nichols, 2004

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aldasilva disse…
Não sei qual dos dois terá mais razão, acho que cada um deles tem um bom ponto de vista.
12:23 da tarde
Zé Luis disse…
Eu gosto do paradoxo do que o que o Larry diz...

Ele basicamente diz que os depressivos querem continuar depressivos para evitar a depressão! :P

O que não faz sentido claro. Ou estou deprimido ou então não estou, mas ao não estar faço coisas que me fazem ficar deprimido.

OMG... :o Brain freeze... :D
2:51 da tarde
aldasilva disse…
Sabes lá, se calhar estás deprimido e a fazer coisas de deprimido, mas não admites que estás a fazer coisas de deprimido!
:]
3:50 da tarde
izzie disse…
Orá lá está... concordo com a senhora aqui...

E sim... adoro este filme!...

(E sim também tenho a mania de comentar posts muito antigos!)
6:41 da tarde
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