I Think....

[Midnight_Man]

I think I am without peer in this world.

Do you have many friends? LOL

 

[taborgirl]

I think I spent too much money this afternoon.
I think I had fun doing it.
I think I won't do it again any time soon.

 

[rbijon]

I think if you believe in fairytales you are predestined to be disappointed again and again.

I think you should never underestimate the power of a true Fairy tale!

 

[bisolom]

I think...

* Some mistakes can't be fixed.
* Some people waste their whole lives chasing fairy tales instead of appreciating what they've got.
* There is no magic...if you want something, you have to work for it.

 

[call_me_Melody]

I think...

* Some mistakes can't be fixed.
* Some people waste their whole lives chasing fairy tales instead of appreciating what they've got.
* There is no magic...if you want something, you have to work for it.

I think I agree with #1

I think we should stop reading fairy tales to little girls... it sets unreasonable expectations for life, love and the future.

I think that you make your own magic.

 

[Midnight_Man]

I think I agree with #1

I think we should stop reading fairy tales to little girls... it sets unreasonable expectations for life, love and the future.

I think that you make your own magic.

I think you make you own magic too.

 

[taborgirl]

I think...

* Some mistakes can't be fixed.
* Some people waste their whole lives chasing fairy tales instead of appreciating what they've got.
* There is no magic...if you want something, you have to work for it.

I was never read fairy tales as a child. My mom thought they were silly and I completely agree now that I'm older...

 

[chargergirl]

I think (know) I found my Prince Charming 15 years ago.

I think he and I made our own sweet magic last night.

 

[AliveInside]

I think I should drink less.

 

[WTB_1]

I think NOT reading fairy tales is wrong.
I think reading them feeds the imagination.
I think it tells a little bit about history.
I think it helps develop character.
I think people who don't read fairy tales are silly.
I think you shouldn't them rule your life, but make it better in other ways.

 

[Midnight_Man]

I think goodgurlgetsbad is a very nice addition to the Playground.

 

[chargergirl]

I think NOT reading fairy tales is wrong.
I think reading them feeds the imagination.
I think it tells a little bit about history.
I think it helps develop character.
I think people who don't read fairy tales are silly.
I think you shouldn't them rule your life, but make it better in other ways.

I think you're right.

 

[CrazyPrincess]

I think NOT reading fairy tales is wrong.
I think reading them feeds the imagination.
I think it tells a little bit about history.
I think it helps develop character.
I think people who don't read fairy tales are silly.
I think you shouldn't them rule your life, but make it better in other ways.

I think I agree.

I think fairy tales and the "unrealistic" ideas of love are the only things that keep people going some days.

I think, even with their ideals, some people need to take things with a grain of salt.

I think my fairy tale is on its way to happily ever after.

Unrelated:

I think it's okay to flirt with customers.

I think even if you flirt, they need to keep their hands to themselves. (LOL)

 

[crvygirl]

I think...

* Some mistakes can't be fixed.
* Some people waste their whole lives chasing fairy tales instead of appreciating what they've got.
* There is no magic...if you want something, you have to work for it.

I think I agree with #1

I think we should stop reading fairy tales to little girls... it sets unreasonable expectations for life, love and the future.

I think that you make your own magic.

I think NOT reading fairy tales is wrong.
I think reading them feeds the imagination.
I think it tells a little bit about history.
I think it helps develop character.
I think people who don't read fairy tales are silly.
I think you shouldn't them rule your life, but make it better in other ways.

I think that the world tries to make us give up dreams every day, even small ones - so it's good to dream biiiiiig, even fairy-tale big.

I think that somewhere between dreaming big dreames and setting expectations for your life's course lies the place where you come to understand what part of your dream you can achieve by working hard, and which pieces are all-but-magical.

I think girls, especially, need to not misunderstand the difference between being adored and cherished and being a princess-to-please, because as Melody says there are a lot of women young and old who can only see the black ("he" makes my life complete) or the white ("he is failing me") and who thus fail to see their own role and power in their persona happiness, fulfillment and joy.

I think the man who once told me I was just seeking the "white picket fence" happy was definitely not a fairy tale reader.

I think I need coffee!!

 

[Pinktacokitty]

I think that the world tries to make us give up dreams every day, even small ones - so it's good to dream biiiiiig, even fairy-tale big.

I think that somewhere between dreaming big dreames and setting expectations for your life's course lies the place where you come to understand what part of your dream you can achieve by working hard, and which pieces are all-but-magical.

I think girls, especially, need to not misunderstand the difference between being adored and cherished and being a princess-to-please, because as Melody says there are a lot of women young and old who can only see the black ("he" makes my life complete) or the white ("he is failing me") and who thus fail to see their own role and power in their persona happiness, fulfillment and joy.

I think the man who once told me I was just seeking the "white picket fence" happy was definitely not a fairy tale reader.

I think I need coffee!!

I think Crvy is 100% correct.

I think that if younger or older women need anyone in their life to complete them, they have gone astray of their self worth as a human being.

I think it goes to the expectations our society puts on young people of both sexes. Growing up and becoming productive is the only thing people should be concerned with, not following the standard set by being politically correct.

I think being politically correct sucks, think outside the lines.

 

[EnglishRoseFox]

I think the fairytale debate became quite a hot topic for a while there

I think reading and loving fairytales (as I do) is essential.

I think having a dream is essential

I think, however, deluding yourself time and again is a little bit foolish, you have to learn by it....at least after it's happened several times ROFL

 

[MsTexas]

I think there's been more than one

 

[IhateClowns]

I think:

The guy at my last account that I gave our website address to is in way over his head. When I give an email address to you, if you actually spell out AT instead of @ then you just might be in trouble.

 

[chargergirl]

I think my husband and I complete each other. *shrugs* That's just how I see it, how it is for us. We've been together for 15 years, and while it hasn't been 100% perfect, it's been damn close.

 

[Wings27]

I think Mel knows how I feel about fairy tales, and I agree with her. I wish I had the time and capability to write my own fairy tales for my kids.

I think that women are strong and shouldn't be portrayed as needing a man to complete them and their station in life.

I think that women are more than that.

I also think that fairy tales are often a good way to show our children that life can be good. That despite all the bad they see every day that there are good things that happen.

I think I want my kids to look at me for inspiration instead of outside sources. That's why I am a parent.

 

[Stanstheman]

I think that the possibilities are endless

 

[aniram]

I Think it's been a good weekend for me

 

[fathom7]

I think I need a few more suits.

 

[_Damali_]

I think it's time to throw cynicism out the window and read a good fairytale.

 

[call_me_Melody]

I think it's interesting that out of all the things I say on here the one that sparks debate is my comments about fairytales...

I think it's ironic that I actually got PMs about this... I'm really not a pessimist.

I think everyone wants happily ever after.... and I hope everyone finds it.

I think what is misconstrued is that I don't DISLIKE fairytales.. I'm just not sure little girls should hear them a lot in their formative years.

I think everyone should learn that they should have the ability to rescue themselves.

I think that it's ok to escape reality, but happy ever after doesn't just occur because the prince kisses the princess.