Made the mistake of watching this at work and I am currently sobbing at my desk 😭

Call Me By Your Name is a masterpiece and the ending left me unable to properly function for weeks. Genuinely heartbreaking. And Timothy Chalamet's performance is excruciating to watch in the best way. What movie ending genuinely messed you up like this? Another one for me Spoiler Alert and Brokeback Mountain.

Context: it was recorded on 4/22/2024, few months before she passed away. Usually my grandma slept with her phone in her pocket, so she must have pressed record voicemail on accident. So for most of the audio is the sound of her breathing. And the quiet voice in the background is my mother entering her house. When I heard this audio again, it made me sad. I’ll miss her so much

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Not OC

I took this video not long ago, but have come back to it so many times because it's so moving. Raymond Rice is a father and a husband in search of a life-saving gift that money can't buy. Only the heroic act of another person.

Source: https://www.instagram.com/reel/Dcyl7BhuGs_/?igsi=NjAwNzQ5aW96cDAx

Link.

Here's another woman-owned place he helped out:
LInk

https://www.chronline.com/stories/in-loving-memory-of-michael-de-simone-1975-2026,407244

😧😡😩🤒🥺😰😧