Aku setuju sekali:
“Somehow, I think, part of growing up is really knowing that fairytales don’t exist. Knowing that hopes and dreams, no matter how beautiful, can be impossible sometimes. Preparing for the worst. Getting ready for the unimaginable.”

hypothetically… are these considered fairy tales?
> a man and woman who were deceived by a serpent and banished from paradise
> one family and tons of animals that survived big flood
> shy fugitive who brought disasters to the land of pharaoh and led a bunch of people out of age-old slavery
> wise boy who interpreted king’s dream even though the king himself forgot about the dream and in one occasion made friends with many lions
> a poor girl who went to a ballroom dance party with the help of a golden fish who can sing… FYI: she lived with her evil stepmother and bimbotic stepsister
> a girl from minority/exiled/colonized group of people who became princess and eventually averted the destruction of her people and afford them protection, wealth and peace for years to come
> a carpenter who turned water into wine, made the blind see, heal the sick, rise the dead and at least for one occasion walked on raging water… he was last seen ascended into clouds

i feel so bad

‘Everything changes, but nothing is truly lost.’