WRT to the
Logan - Veronica kissage. 1st time was extremely hot (motel balcony), out by the Echolls pool post Dylan smack down was so so, secret making out session in bathroom was hot, at Logan's house getting caught by Dad was way too cutsie not at all hot, last night stuff was all ok.
I am not a fan of
cutsie cheek and head kissing Logan.
Unsurprisingly, I love
protector and take charge Logan.
What I really learned last night is that fictional boys named Logan are always "F" and should never be anything more.
ChiKat, would War of the Roses work for your purposes? The wife has a parallel downfall, but she's definitely the cause of the husband's ruin.
Romeo and Juliet might be a way to go. Of course both die in the end, but earlier on it has Romeo becoming a wanted man for killing his love's cousin...
Wolverine is totally marriage material.
Cheek kissy
Logan is a bit much. But I admit to having not paid that much attention to what
he was like with Lilly.
Like you, msbelle,
protector Logan
makes me all weak. Mrowwr.
Oh, and Superman, in the second movie. He looses his powers once he boinks Louis Lane.
F'em all is what I say.
Like I need more fictional crushes.
What are some pop culture/film/tv/literary examples of marriage being a physical, spiritual, or career death to a man?
The Bickersons,
one of the most mean-spirited unfunny comics ever.
What are some pop culture/film/tv/literary examples of marriage being a physical, spiritual, or career death to a man? I can think of the movie Black Widow. Any other thoughts?
Well, Lady Macbeth pushes Macbeth into his murderous behavior, which is a temporary gain but permanent loss later on....
Oh, and Superman, in the second movie. He looses his powers once he boinks Louis Lane.
I still think that's one of the most insane plot developments I've ever seen. The Kryptonians didn't have super powers on their own world, why would they have rules about having to give them up for sex with an alien? Super powers included strength, invulnerability, and flight, not getting unicorns to lay their heads in his lap!
Oh! Also, the comic Andy Capp.
Oh, and Samson. He hooks up with a chick, and the bitch cuts his hair.
Great example. Just not quite modern enough.
War of the Roses? That may work.
Shakespeare, again, not quite modern enough. Even Madame Bovary is probably too old, but I'm gonna use it anyway.
Bickersons? Never heard of it...need to go Google.
