FairyTale: A True Story
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IMDB rating: 6.20 Plot: Based on factual accounts, this is the story of two young girls that, somehow, have the ability to take pictures of winged beings… which certainly causes quite a stir throughout England during the time of the first World War. Everyone, except the girls who think it’s quite normal, are excited about this “photographic proof” that fairies exist… even the great Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and Harry Houdini pay the girls a visit. |
Actors: Keitel Harvey,Salkey Jason,O’Toole Peter,Franks Adam,Witcher Guy,May Joseph,Bradley John,Kavanagh Leonard,McGann Paul,Lesser Anton,Drama,Family,Fantasy,Mystery,
This Is LONG but please help. Would you let him go, or is true love no matter what?
Okay. This is QUITE a story, but I am going to try and put this in a nutshell. I need help. Early this summer I got a new job, my first "real" full-time job. I’m 19, and I worked with all guys. Immediately after starting, I had a crush on the 19 year old cutie upstairs, JD. And instantly clicked and developed a deep connection with a 30 year old coworker, Joey. I’d flirt with JD on a surface level, but my friendship with Joey grew stronger and deeper each day. We just understood each other, and even though outwardly we were complete and total opposites, no one could deny that we were always on the same wavelength. As a result, we talked about everything…..and began talking online every night for hours….just about work and life and our pasts and everything in between. One night about a month after I started, we were talking online while I was house-sitting for a friend who was out of town. It was almost midnight, and he said that he would wanted to come and see me. I was hesitant, but deep inside I really wanted to see him too, so I agreed. He drove down to where I was, and stayed till 3 am. It was one of those warm July nights with stars and fireflies…..we walked around the pasture and I introduced him to the horses. We both laid down on top the picnic table, right next to each other. We laid there talking and laughing and pointing out constellations. That night was like something from an old movie. I will never forget it, because right before he left, standing on the front porch steps, we kissed….my first.For 4 days (which is how long it took me to kiss him again), I could taste and smell that kiss and nothing else. I still wonder if that happens to everyone….After that first night we both knew that what we had was more than friendship, and it was very real. How could two people who who were so different in every other way be so much the same inside, and I began to realize that I needed him.Four days later we met again, this time in a quiet country cemetery close to home. Another fairytale summer night…past midnight….we laid in the grass and stared at the sky and talked until it began to rain and we spent the next 3 hours in his car…..and my second kiss went on and on until we had both run out of air…..I left that night with mixed emotions. I was in love with Joey, there was no denying it. And he was in love with me. Nothing about it made any sense. But it was real, and I knew that whatever it was…..I wanted to keep it forever.The mood at work changed for us, and while we tried to keep it invisible at work, people eventually began to catch on. We continued to see each other all summer, and it seemed like midnight was "our hour". We’ve done everything from watching movies to crazy shopping adventures at Walmart……to just laying on the couch in the dark talking. I have lost count of the times I have fallen asleep in his arms, just listening to him breathe, and feeling his heartbeat. Sometime during the last month of summer, I gave him the only thing I had left that wasn’t already his. He was my first, and I wouldn’t change that for the world.So here it is November. Everything in me loves this man with every fiber of my being, more every day. We are soulmates, we need each other. I know him inside and out, and he knows me too. He had pain and walls from his past and parts of him that he NEVER let anyone see or touch before I came along. The nights I have spent holding him while he cried and let each piece of his shattered heart fall to the ground and each and every day we are both working at picking up those pieces and putting them back together for the first time in his life. It’s a healing process, and he would never have even seen a reason to try if it wasn’t for me. There is a part of him that I have found, the "real" Joey that no one else has been able to rescue . . . and no one else ever will. I have never loved anyone like this before, (and I was in a two long relationships before him, and I thought I was in love then) Nothing like this. I would die for Joey right now and never think twice. He is my life. He is everything I ever could ask for.It all sounds perfect doesn’t it? Like I should throw a happily ever after in there about now….So here is the trouble in paradise. When I met Joey, he was hanging onto a long-term relationship that was about to fall apart. He and his girlfriend Amy have 3 beautiful children, all under 10. I bonded very strongly to all of them early on, back when I first started working my new job. I have spent a LOT of time with them, babysitting them and taking them places. I would do anything for these kids, and love them like they’re mine. They adore me as well….I walk on water to them.At this point, everyone knows what’s going on, except Amy. She knows at this point that we are very close friends, since Joey and I have alot of the same hobbies and we go to shows and conventions and specialty stores and stuff and even take the kids. Amy and Joey are s
Okay this was too long, so for the last 3rd of the story, see the question labeled "True Love part 2" Thank you SO much.
Wow! This is quite a romantic story. Your descriptions of the stars and the pastures made me feel tingly all over. I don’t know how it should end but I know where it should be headed - to a Hollywood movie director. You have the beginnings of a nice old-fashioned romance (horses, the pastures, etc.) At this moment I would put the guy aside, and concentrate on getting a script together. Once you get rich, you can worry about what to do with this guy.
pepper | Nov 10, 2009
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