Nadia

I am wonder one thing about your experience with depression.

While in the throws of depression did it feel like you didn't understand the world or that the future seemed so tangled, as if you could never understand it? It's like not knowing how to work life, or how it works, and not having any clue what you are doing. It's not that the future seems bleak or hopeless really, but that you just don't get it enough.

Did anyone have that? If so, did recovering change that or help you come out of it/understand the world better?

I am wondering this because I want to know if this is my depression or my nonverbal learning disorder. Thanks.

I am writing a screenplay for a short film based on Peter Pan. I think the film will be maybe 5 minutes long. I am not sure.I am not looking for a definite beginning and end to the story exactly.

The idea is Peter Pan in New York City at nighttime. What if New York City was his Neverland for the night? The film could span over the course of the night until he needs to leave in the morning, so it would have a definite beginning and end to the story. I am just not sure what he would do while in New York City. I do have some ideas but am in need of more, as the little details of stories are what I have trouble with the most when writing. Is anyone well versed in Peter Pan or fantasy? I want him to stay true to who Peter is as a character. I am not changing his character at all to fit the New York City scene, I am just putting the classic Peter in that scene and creating a story.

What would Peter Pan do if he was in New York City at night?

Thanks.

I am writing a screenplay for a short film based on Peter Pan. I think the film will be maybe 5 minutes long. I am not sure.I am not looking for a definite beginning and end to the story exactly.

The idea is Peter Pan in New York City at nighttime. What if New York City was his Neverland for the night? The film could span over the course of the night until he needs to leave in the morning, so it would have a definite beginning and end to the story. I am just not sure what he would do while in New York City. I do have some ideas but am in need of more, as the little details of stories are what I have trouble with the most when writing. Is anyone well versed in Peter Pan or fantasy? I want him to stay true to who Peter is as a character. I am not changing his character at all to fit the New York City scene, I am just putting the classic Peter in that scene and creating a story.

What would Peter Pan do if he was in New York City at night?

Thanks.

I have seen somewhere a worksheet that is used in eating disorder recovery (I've seen it mainly for females) where there is a row of body shapes outlined. Someone would circle how they think they look and then go ask a few other people to choose how they think that person looks. It is supposed to show someone that they way they see themselves is not always the same as others perceive them.

Does anyone know what I am talking about and where I can find this online?

Thank you.