[ SECRET POST #3764 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3764 ⌋

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(Jane Austen's Emma, with Kate Beckinsale)


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03.
[Emmerdale]


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04.
[Mass Effect: Andromeda]


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[Rogue One]


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[Neverwinter Nights 2]


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[Criminal Minds, S12E16 "Assistance is Futile"]


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[Game of Thrones]







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Comments

Re: What books impacted you the most as a child?

[(Anonymous)]

A lot of Mercedes Lackey's early books.

Looking back on them they're not perfect, but as a young queer kid in an abusive family situation they did a whole lot to kick start the thinking process of "Sure she's a Good Person and she loves me and she wants what's best for me and she's certainly not evil.... but mom treats me a lot more like the Abusive Parents in these books than the Supportive Mentor Characters and I feel a lot more like Main Character does with the Abusive Parents than with the Supportive Mentor..."

That's one thing I really wish Tangled had done. They did an excellent job showing an abusive parent, but the non-abusive parents were just.... more of a concept than characters. It was the insubstantial wish of Maybe My Real And Good Parents Are Out there. They didn't model healthy parenting in contrast to abusive parenting.