That's it. I've had enough. If life doesn't suck enough, You go through childhood thinking that adulthood is going to be cheesecake and ice cream. You watch All the Disney movies as a kid.
Cinderella... prince charming comes and saves the day for her, taking her away from a life of servitude and emotional neglect... except they ignored the end where Prince charming and Cinderella got divorced because Prince Charming is an alcoholic and Cinderella is a delusional schizophrenic.
Pocahontas... Pocahontas and John fall in love and she saves him and he saves her people, they get married and live happily ever after? Nope. John takes her to England and forces his culture on her, she lives out her life unhappily due to emotional abuse and a husband that cheated on her regularly. Then he went back to America and left her in England to fend for herself.
Little Mermaid? In the real story she dies in the end... Disney version? They split because Ariel couldn't have kids. Forcing Prince Charming to cheat on her and have a bunch of bastards before the had her beheaded.
Snow White... Prince Charming saves Snow white from her wicked Step-Mother, only to Find out that she cheated with the seven dwarfs, and the babies weren't his. He was so upset by this he had to be institutionalized, and the dwarfs wouldn't take Snow White in after they found out the truth so she moved into a shack and ultimately became the old woman in the shoe ( with tons of kids and had no idea who's father was who.)
So, I'm seriously thinking about suing. I want to sue Disney, and probably Hollywood for that matter, for giving me the disillusion that I could find a prince charming and have a happily ever after.
I lose a little part of my belief in love everyday. All it seems society today, and my generation are concerned with is sex. I want more. I want to have a happy family with a strong bond based on honesty. So why is it that I feel like I won't ever find it?
Am I looking in all the wrong places? Maybe I just don't cut it. Maybe from the outside I don't fit the relationship mold.
Whatever...
"Can't" isn't in my vocabulary, but I come closer and closer to putting in here everyday.
Cinderella... prince charming comes and saves the day for her, taking her away from a life of servitude and emotional neglect... except they ignored the end where Prince charming and Cinderella got divorced because Prince Charming is an alcoholic and Cinderella is a delusional schizophrenic.
Pocahontas... Pocahontas and John fall in love and she saves him and he saves her people, they get married and live happily ever after? Nope. John takes her to England and forces his culture on her, she lives out her life unhappily due to emotional abuse and a husband that cheated on her regularly. Then he went back to America and left her in England to fend for herself.
Little Mermaid? In the real story she dies in the end... Disney version? They split because Ariel couldn't have kids. Forcing Prince Charming to cheat on her and have a bunch of bastards before the had her beheaded.
Snow White... Prince Charming saves Snow white from her wicked Step-Mother, only to Find out that she cheated with the seven dwarfs, and the babies weren't his. He was so upset by this he had to be institutionalized, and the dwarfs wouldn't take Snow White in after they found out the truth so she moved into a shack and ultimately became the old woman in the shoe ( with tons of kids and had no idea who's father was who.)
So, I'm seriously thinking about suing. I want to sue Disney, and probably Hollywood for that matter, for giving me the disillusion that I could find a prince charming and have a happily ever after.
I lose a little part of my belief in love everyday. All it seems society today, and my generation are concerned with is sex. I want more. I want to have a happy family with a strong bond based on honesty. So why is it that I feel like I won't ever find it?
Am I looking in all the wrong places? Maybe I just don't cut it. Maybe from the outside I don't fit the relationship mold.
Whatever...
"Can't" isn't in my vocabulary, but I come closer and closer to putting in here everyday.
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