...Hehe, and you were always the one pushing for the bittersweet endings and the lonely hearts band :> Gets to you after awhile, doesn't it :> Lots of people say they want happy endings (in fandom at least), but with me it's more that I dislike real tragedies (not those fake ones where someone dies or gets Alzheimer's or a wrinkle). They're pretty frustrating 'cause you just keep thinking about them & how -wrong- they are and how the world should be different which leads to all sorts of existential angst I don't have time for. Hmf.
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Date: 2007-06-09 10:49 pm (UTC)...Hehe, and you were always the one pushing for the bittersweet endings and the lonely hearts band :> Gets to you after awhile, doesn't it :> Lots of people say they want happy endings (in fandom at least), but with me it's more that I dislike real tragedies (not those fake ones where someone dies or gets Alzheimer's or a wrinkle). They're pretty frustrating 'cause you just keep thinking about them & how -wrong- they are and how the world should be different which leads to all sorts of existential angst I don't have time for. Hmf.
But. The book is worth it :>