thedryad

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thedryad commented on It's Time To Share The Songs You Thought Were Catchy And Innocent Until You Listened To The Lyrics
There Is A Light That Never Goes Out by The Smiths. The music is just so bubbly and upbeat, but when you listen to the lyrics you realize the narrator has gotten thrown out of his house and just wants to go out and be distracted from his problems. He's in a pretty dark place, because…
2/27/2021
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thedryad commented on What Movie Or Show Made For Children Is Legitimately Must-Watch For All Ages?
All three of the How To Train Your Dragons movies. So. MANY. FEELINGS.
7/12/2020
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thedryad commented on What Is The Most Disturbing Short Story You've Ever Read?
"The Missing Ingredient" by Rebecca Roanhorse, from the anthology "Hungry Hearts: 13 Tales of Food & Love". The story doesn't start off as anything distressing; a teen is at odds with her mother. The mother's obsessed with the faltering restaurant she started with her late husband.…
6/26/2020
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thedryad commented on When Did A Kids TV Show Do A Really Good Job Of Handling A Serious Subject?
Pretty much the entire run of Avatar: The Last Airbender. But especially any episode with Uncle Iroh. He's the uncle we all need, dealing with anger, grief, acceptance, and forgiveness, and helping Zuko to grow and flourish.
6/22/2020
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thedryad commented on What Book Was So Unexpectedly Beautiful And Sad That It Made You Cathartic Cry
Briar Rose by Jane Yolen. It uses a grandmother's telling of the Sleeping Beauty story as a framing device, and to devastating effect. The bulk of the book is about a girl's journey to discover that same grandmother's mysterious past in WWII Poland. I read the whole book in one afternoon…
6/18/2020
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thedryad commented on What Are The Black-Owned Restaurants Everyone Should Know About?
Abyssinia Ethiopian Restaurant in Sacramento, CA! This is my favorite place in the city, hands down. The food is unlike any other cuisine I've tried: richly spiced stews, sauteed meats and vegetable dishes that often tempt me to skip the meat entirely! You eat the meal with injera,…
6/2/2020
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thedryad commented on What's Your Most Unpopular "Devil Wears Prada" Opinion?
Unpopluar opinion: I never watched it, and probably never will. *shrug*
2/18/2020
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thedryad commented on When Did You Realize You Were Falling Out Of Love With A Significant Other?
The moment I knew? After nine years of marriage filled with me sacrificing my health and dreams to uphold his, the breaking point was this: We were flat broke. One of his dreams was to go to a Wrestlemania event, and that year it was planned for a location nearby. I scraped, saved,…
4/25/2019
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thedryad commented on What Shockingly Dark Rom-Com Moment Really Stayed With You?
The ending of Sliding Doors, when the happy version of Helen dies. She and James went through some major drama, but she'd really gotten her life together. She owned her own business, found personal success, then BAM! After resolving said drama, she's hit by a van. The movie ends on…
4/3/2019
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thedryad commented on 35 Random Things From Your '90s Childhood That'll Make You Say "Wow, How Did I Completely Forget About That?!"
sanctuaryxiii: It could be "Crandalls' Castle" by Betty Ren Wright. That's about a haunted castle with a ghost cradle.
3/5/2019
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