the light of the moon in her bouncing hair
It's not fair to judge a story by its title. You judge a story by its pairing and author of course.
(Please tell me you get the sarcasm. It is not good sarcasm, but I have cramps, so honestly, considering I spent part of last night in a fetal ball with motrin that had the strength of M&Ms, really. You are going to have to work with me here.)
However.
If a title contains any combination of the following words, I'm wary:
Innocence
Sunny
Loss of
Dawn (sometimes combined with fire) (seriously. what's up with that?)
Love
Now, sure, there's a fantastic epic Dawnfire Innocence Loss of Sunny Love out there somewhere; I'm just saying, wary.
It's like lube; sure, someone out there made the spit and blood routine work a-okay. Does not mean it will always work and not make your audience reject sex for a few years of traumatic flashbacks, y'know?
Going to nurse my girlpain now.
(Please tell me you get the sarcasm. It is not good sarcasm, but I have cramps, so honestly, considering I spent part of last night in a fetal ball with motrin that had the strength of M&Ms, really. You are going to have to work with me here.)
However.
If a title contains any combination of the following words, I'm wary:
Innocence
Sunny
Loss of
Dawn (sometimes combined with fire) (seriously. what's up with that?)
Love
Now, sure, there's a fantastic epic Dawnfire Innocence Loss of Sunny Love out there somewhere; I'm just saying, wary.
It's like lube; sure, someone out there made the spit and blood routine work a-okay. Does not mean it will always work and not make your audience reject sex for a few years of traumatic flashbacks, y'know?
Going to nurse my girlpain now.