#tragic lovestory

[closed-third-eye]

This clock has a terribly romantic fairytale that goes with it.

Oh! It’s a fairy!

She is now, but soon she’ll turn back into a sheep. They’re in love aren’t they?  Hmmhmm, but they are always apart. He’s king of the dwarves and lives underground, while she’s cursed to live as a sheep. Only when the clock strikes twelve is she a fairy so the king appears at that moment just to catch a glimpse of the girl he fell In love with.

What do you bet that the artesian who made this clock was separated from the love of his life?

That must be why their sadness feels so real.

[hidari-amai]

So I started with Fallout 76 and found a nice teammate and everything was fun and games until Todd decided to crash my game....and that kicked me out. After I logged back in I got respawned somewhere completly else....never saw my new friend again... (╥_╥)

[faultyperception]

2 AM

Why do books and movies these days always have to have a romantic lovestory? Itˋs like they wouldnˋt even survive without a romantic lovestory and some tragedy.

Just take The Hobbit as an example. J. R. R. Tolkien is a great author and he wrote a great story but for the screen play there had to be a tragic lovestory as if it wouldnˋt have been a great story without the star crossed lovers.

Where are novels and stories like The Outsiders by S. E. Hinton where there is spoken about real raw feelings and not some pretentious tragic nearly unbelieveably love story.

Why do we need romatic love so badly? Itˋs like we yearn for tragedy and intamicy in literature and movies these days. Is it because we canˋt have it in our lives today? Maybe itˋs because being intimate and vulnerable with someone nowadays is really hard for our closed off selfes. We live side by side and sometimes interact but we donˋt like to let someone close enough to hurt us.

l.s.

[yeojagroup]

you are in all of my fandoms

we like the same things

i follow you

but you dont follow me