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[crazynerm]

So I'm officially sick of endings that aren't happy. Honestly, it's starting to get ridiculous. For the past six months, every movie and book that I have seen or read has had an ending that has not been happy. No boy gets any girl, relationships and friendships break up, and everyone seems to have this "eh-such-is-life" attitude. And I don't know

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[naikuu]

i agree with you. some stupid person got the idea that an "unpredictable, non-hollywood romance" ending was a good idea, and then everyone decided to copy that person, and so now you get so involved in a story, so caught up in the characters, and you so hope they get the predictable loving ending of happily ever after, and then they dont, and it makes for a good "twist" but not really because everyone does it now, and you leave disappointed and a little depressed ... hmmph.

[crazynerm]

true that.

[naikuu]

it's like i just finished "the lovely bones" and i felt like there was NO resolution. i was ticked. grrr.

[satin_maiden]

GREEK BOY!

I like movies and books that have sadness in them, just not the ending parts. It needs resolution.

I love Greek boys and that sounds like a horrible plot. Its definitely not a romance. Ugh.

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[ride_a_board]

HOOOOLY crap are you talking about the sisterhood books??? dear god i HOPE not. i have yet to finish the second one... but that story completely sounds like it. wierd. &&& yes you did ruin for me...kinda. BUT i still love you and can't wait for tomorrow noche.

[aka_harmony]

WAHAHA this post is amazing, Monika - it was as if I could hear you actually say everything you wrote, it was hilarious!

[frootytunes]

That movie is the bomb. I'm not going to lie, I wish I was Jean Claude. But if we're being our realistic roles, I'd most likely be... the Great Animal. :-P
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