Rumple Stiltzkin

As a person that does have an ailment of panic disorder. The Movie is poignant. It hit every spot in regards to the condition. Imagine being scared of almost everything all the time. It eventually makes you realise that the anxiety is within yourself. You can't block it though different advents in life can give release from the constant questioning of reality. I saw myself in this movie... I still find it hard to watch. Although, I laugh my head off eventually as it's taken to the extreme, and can be therapeutic. It makes me consider that without MEDS I'll be ok if I treat the world as a cartoon... Nah, that's my worst state. If you suffer from the condition, I guess you can relate.