just saw the new trailer for "Next Year" and i'm getting seriously creeped out 
its like, we all knew things were gonna get tough for the lgbtq+ community but to see it played out on screen like that is just... ugh what if this is our future? 
how can a society just outlaw basic human rights and not face some kind of backlash from the rest of us? gotta keep pushing back against hate and intolerance, can't let our humanity slip away 
its like, we all knew things were gonna get tough for the lgbtq+ community but to see it played out on screen like that is just... ugh what if this is our future? how can a society just outlaw basic human rights and not face some kind of backlash from the rest of us? gotta keep pushing back against hate and intolerance, can't let our humanity slip away 
... it's wild to think that something like this could actually become a reality in our lifetime. I mean, we've come so far with LGBTQ+ rights and progress, but sometimes you feel like we're taking two steps forward and then one step back 
. This film better be good if it's gonna make me feel like I'm not totally losing hope yet 
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... I mean, can't wait to sit through a 10-minute trailer that's just gonna give me a headache from all the anxiety 
. At the same time, I'm like, what if this is actually some kind of prediction of our future? 
I mean, probably not, but still, it's a bit unsettling... maybe? 
. The trailer looks so intense and thought-provokin', it's makin' me wanna think about our world and how we treat people who are different 
. The themes of the film are so relevant right now and I'm sure it's gonna spark some important conversations about love, identity, and acceptance 
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. We need more films like this, ones that make us uncomfortable and challenge our perspectives 
. Can't wait to see it on the big screen! 
like something straight outta Minority Report 
It's like, what even is 'Next Year'? Is it a prediction of the future or just a worst-case scenario? 
it's scary to think about how quickly things can escalate when we let fear and hatred take over. but at the same time, isn't it also proof of how far we've come as a society? like, we're still having conversations about LGBTQ+ rights, that's progress, right? 
so what's the takeaway here? i think it's to be vigilant, you know? to keep pushing for equality and love in all its forms. because if not us, who will? 