I don't even know...

[draconisregena]

It's like having a box full of puzzle pieces and no picture. Bits and pieces come together but no substance...No Filler! Incrediably frustrating. Being able to see the fairy tale but being unable to read it. Do they even exist? If you believe in fairy tales is it too much to ask that they come true? In the tales the princess always gets the goods. I'm no princess but it's possible right?


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[mairegirl.livejournal.com]

Make up your own. I am not a big believer in Fairy Tales, espcially the ones with Princesses. There are a few that I do like; East of the Sun, West of the Moon (sometimes known as the Brown Bear of Norway) is one of them. Princess is a Troll and loses in the end to the girl with the gumption to stop weeping, get her shoes on and go hunt that boy down. But that's me.

[(Anonymous)]

Yes...fairy tales do come true....there is usually a basis in fact for most myths and legends....the plot is usually not what you expect ( and how boring it ould be if it was ....) but while there are very few "and they lived happily ever afters" if you are willing to put in the work there are more lives that in retrospect you'd say "wow what a ride" then we give ourselves credit for.

Aileen (the hopeful cynic)

[aztecknight.livejournal.com]

Well, you lurk around here. But you will not see this unless you come back to this page. Hopefull cynic? Makes sense. Love you.

From the other perspective--

[so-zanie.livejournal.com]

Beware of fairy tales. They always end before the work begins. And buying into the story sometimes leaves you ill prepared to deal with real life and how it works out. Fairy tales can be an impossible stanmdard to live up to.

Boy, I'm cheerful this morning---:P

[aztecknight.livejournal.com]

I do not think that I am a good person to ask about fairy tales right now.

[paulie347.livejournal.com]

Not a princess? You're my princess. :)