[ SECRET POST #2557 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2557 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[fscom]

11. http://i39.tinypic.com/30t4d4n.png

[cassandraoftroy]

One of the purposes of fiction is to offer truths about life and inspiration for the future. There's nothing wrong with drawing a hopeful and meaningful message from a TV series and applying it to your own life. Regardless, I wish you better times ahead.

[(Anonymous)]

You know why people love fictional stories? Because they can relate to characters, feel less alone in the universe, learn from them. There is nothing wrong with modeling a part of your life after a fictional character that inspired you. It is actually quite normal, and I think all storytellers hope to make that kind of impact.

[brooms]

op, i sometimes categorize my life in the context of my desktop wallpaper. "going through shitty times - better run ccleaner & change my desktop real quick!!"

but for real, tho, i always thought doctor who seemed like the best show to associate with change, what with the regeneration theme and everything. it invites the association.

[(Anonymous)]

First, my stupid comment is oh, secret #11 for Doctor 11!

Anyways, inspiration comes any kind of source. Doesn't matter if its well written drama or a badly acted show. Something inspired you to change you for the better. That's the important thing.

[(Anonymous)]

Awwww, Bless F!S for putting the secret about Eleven as 11. :)

[elaminator]

...I'm ashamed of the fact that I didn't see it until this comment. Brilliant.

[kallanda_lee]

I love this secret. OP, as someone who already started clean slate once, and is considering doing it again: I wish you luck. It can be one of the best, liberating things you can do.

Secret 11 - Doctor Who (TV series)

[transcriptanon]

[Picture is Amy Pond, as portrayed by Karen Gillan, and the Eleventh Doctor, as portrayed by Matt Smith, from the TV series "Doctor Who". Amy Pond is a young woman with light skin and long red hair. The Doctor has light skin and short dark hair. He is wearing a suit, while she appears to be wearing a suit jacket of sorts? They are smiling at each other. Behind them is a wall covered by post-it notes.]

During Eleven's run I've gone through some awful life events - academic failures, sick parents, the death of multiple family members, mental illness - and at the end of the Christmas Special I realized that this is my chance to end that chapter of my life and start over. I can start 2014 as a new person and live with all of the past year's stress and grief behind me.

Eleven's death allowed me to reevaluate my life.

This is a secret because A. I categorize my life in the context of a TV show and that is sad, and B. I shouldn't need a poorly written melodrama to tell me to pick myself up and live my life.

[(Anonymous)]

You're definitely not the only one Dr. Who has given hope to for getting through really bad times. :)