Fairy Tales, happily ever after?

[josh_the_hot_boy]

Do you guys believe in fairy tales happily ever after. The prince or princess and the white horse. My friend says sometimes that she thinks I'm looking for it. Do you think that its okay to search for that. I don't think that I am searching for this but maybe I am who knows.

But tell me what you think about this do you believe in fairy tales?

 

[BugsyB]

yes josh i belive in fairy tales..i know ppl that have lived happily ever after..its not that hard...just find someone to love, and then make each other happy dont try to change them...just love them...for who they are and hope they do the same for you

now...is that a fairy tale? i dont think soo...lol

 

[Ecclesies]

Fairy tales, schmary fails; does not exist in my world. Life, eh?

 

[Askani]

If u consider the books u'll remember that the couples barely met each other and got married... There's only such a thing as a fairy tale romance as long as the couple doesnt know enough about each other and try as hard as possible to be the perfect person... doesnt last long though, why do u think that everything ended with the wedding? No kids... no Inlaws... no sexy housekeeper walking around while the princess is sick or pregnant in bed... I'm the opposite though I always end up with the weirdest of my available options, I dont want or need a boring perfect prince... I'd dump his ass on the first week -_-

 

[Topperscott]

Do you guys believe in fairy tales happily ever after. The prince or princess and the white horse. My friend says sometimes that she thinks I'm looking for it. Do you think that its okay to search for that. I don't think that I am searching for this but maybe I am who knows.

But tell me what you think about this do you believe in fairy tales?

It's ok to search for that, but it's probably more effective to work for it. I'm guessing from your reference to the "prince and princess" that you're talking about love.

Love is not simply an emotion. It's not something that happens to you, it's something you make happen. And it ain't always easy.

Love is a verb.

 

[Tjerk12]

Josh,
In my own language I always try to investigate what a word or an expression means. Where does it come from? In English a hell of a job for me, but let’s give it a try. “Tales” are I think stories. Stories have a beginning where they explain you the setting, then the story itself, how things develop and then the end. All things come together and lead to a conclusion. “Fairy” is a word that contains mainly “fair”, so reasonable. It seams that the story is about how things reasonable should be, so it describes an ideal situation. As if it is reasonable, that you get your princess (or for the most of us, prince) on a white horse. The first problem is of course that most horses are black or brown, causing practical problems. The second and may be the major problem is that life is not always fair. Take the situation in Africa, plain crashes, earth quakes and so on. So it seems that fairy tales are nonsense tales. But I don’t think so. It is a reflection of dreams. And it is nice to dream, to think of a situation that is far better then the situation you have now. As long as you are able to stay mainly in the reality, the real world, it is nice to have dreams. I believe in “fairy tales”.

 

[spud52]

As a wise person said, "The problem with everyday life is that it is so everyday." My partner and I had lust at first sight - love took some time. We share moonlight and roses - but those times are punctuation marks between the 'did you feed the cat?' and 'we're out of toilet paper' moments. When there are violins playing, we're probably at the symphony.