fairy tales..

lietoanangel · Post by **lietoanangel** » 12 Jul 2009, 14:39

Of course. If not, the world would be really bleak.

kennyg · Post by **kennyg** » 21 Jul 2009, 09:13

Not me. Well, maybe yes, but I know that my girlfriend believes in it so much.

Banana · Post by **Banana** » 21 Jul 2009, 14:19

janicejan wrote:
happily ever after is when I'm with the wind flying above the sky and looking down on earth.. it is the time where I'm in heaven..

Nice way to put it.

Tracey Neal · Post by **Tracey Neal** » 23 Jul 2009, 06:03

Banana wrote:
janicejan wrote:
happily ever after is when I'm with the wind flying above the sky and looking down on earth.. it is the time where I'm in heaven..
Nice way to put it.

Indeed..that is a lovely thought

shadylady · Post by **shadylady** » 27 Jul 2009, 08:38

How boring life would be if everyone lived happily ever after!!!

The Mythwriter · Post by **The Mythwriter** » 28 Aug 2009, 17:02

Yes, but statistically, it's not a good chance if you don't have the right mentality. And this is where my cynicism points out the "Divorce in a day!" sign they put up outside my neighborhood. That's the bad mentality.

Traycee · Post by **Traycee** » 02 Oct 2009, 21:03

Of course!!

Woodland Nymph · Post by **Woodland Nymph** » 05 Oct 2009, 10:04

I have to believe in fairy tales; I'd go mad if I didn't have hope that dreams could come true.

Moore · Post by **Moore** » 07 Oct 2009, 10:45

I believe that it can happen... but not too often.

Moore · Post by **Moore** » 08 Oct 2009, 04:30

I believe for sure because these are fairy-tales, and it should like this. Why not believe it.I thinks it makes our lives happier and colourful!

Dolphin · Post by **Dolphin** » 08 Oct 2009, 17:01

I am glad there is no happily ever after for everyone, because I do love a good tragedy.

I would rather be faced with a tragic life, than a boring life. I believe that a tragic life appreciated, is just as good as a joyful life.......your life can only be tragic if you cared and tried as much as the joyful soul, but have suffered instead of being awarded. The greatest literary characters are the result of being refined by tragedy.

just think of how cool Hamlet was...would you rather be Hamlet, or Rosencrantz? Would you rather be Jesus, or Nicodermus?

They say it is better to have loved and lost, than to never have loved at all, and I say it is better to have lived and suffered, than to have never cared enough to have been hurt at all...ehkz?