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Posted On: January 27th 2026, 01:29 am

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every movie is made better with sam rockwell! the star of the new film, good luck have fun don't die, introduced the film at a special screening! and you can see the new gore verbinski movie on february 13!

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9 months ago

aprilfg84

Does he dance 🕺 in the film 🎥

9 months ago

sleeplessinlasvegas

Just saw it, thought it was good!

9 months ago

red2_standingby

I wish I could be as cool as Sam Rockwell

9 months ago

goodluckhavefundontdie

Let the revolution begin

9 months ago

collaborativecyn

We love him

9 months ago

bria.h25

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

9 months ago

dcfilmgirl

Love Sam 🔥

9 months ago

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Share this with someone who needs a gentler reminder today. And take a moment to read it yourself, too.

It’s easy to look at someone and feel certain we understand them.

What they should eat. How hard they should exercise. How quickly they should recover.

Sometimes, we turn that same judgment on ourselves.

“They’re doing so much better. Why am I still here?”

But we rarely know what someone started with, what support they have, or what it took for them to show up today.

Even a compliment can carry an assumption.

“You’ve lost weight. You look so much healthier.”

We may mean it kindly. But we don’t know whether that change came with better habits, illness, grief or a difficult relationship with food.

Before commenting, it helps to pause: “Do I know how this person is actually feeling?”

You can ask how they’ve been. Listen without immediately offering a solution. Let them decide how much they want to share.

And if someone tells you about progress that seems small, resist the urge to raise the bar.

You don’t have to follow “I walked for ten minutes today” with “Try twenty tomorrow.”

Sometimes, “I know this matters to you. I’m glad you could do it” is enough.

Give yourself that same room.

Your progress doesn’t become less meaningful because someone else can do more. You’re allowed to begin where you are, accept help and take the time you need.

You won’t catch every judgment before it appears. But you can notice it and reconsider.

“I don’t know their situation.”

“I don’t need to comment on their body.”

“I can be proud of myself without comparing.”

Nobody should have to explain their pain to deserve a little understanding.

Today, try replacing one assumption with curiosity and one harsh thought about yourself with patience. 🤍

#ChooseKindness #BeyondAppearances #HealthJourney #SelfCompassion #LukeCoutinho

Rachel Leishman

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