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Two weeks ago I had a very interesting conversation with a friend of mine. We talked about ficitional characters in movies or on television and whom we could identify with the most. The first thing that came to my mind was Pippi Longstocking, but I wasn´t really content with that. The question has not left me since that dialog. Until Friday. I came home from work and since I never watch TV, I sat down in front of my laptop and searched the internet for interior design inspiration. My apartment still needs a lot of furniture and I have total freedom in doing whatever I want to.
By the way, here it is, pure and unfurnised:
I remembered that I always loved the way Dharma´s apartment looked. Very colorful, very vivid, very cozy and homelike. Dharma&Greg still is one of my all time favorite comedy series. Growing up it had a huge impact on me. Seeing Dharma´s free spirit and quirky way on TV made me feel like I wasn´t the only one out there, who did not care so much about how somebody is "supposed to be" rather than striving to be happy and individual.
At the age of 16 I wanted to be like her so badly, I was even tempted to cut my hair short and try anything to grow taller. I was very much focused on the bodily aspect of her and since it never happened that I grew 5 inches overnight, I gave up on her. Studying and work distracted me and I wandered away from my origins.
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It is like discovering that Superman costume under your shirt after years. (Ok, not literally. Otherwise you should shower more… just a little hint.) As a teenager I have been making this all about looks and I was totally blind to the message behind it all. I could only feel that it had something that was attractive to me beyond words.
The only question left in the room is: WHAT TOOK YOU SO LONG?
I´d love to know your favorite fictional characters and why you identify with them. Did your favorite characters change over time? Do you identify yourself because others said that you were much alike or is it something you discovered yourself?
Eeeeek, I know it might be really hard to understand the joy that I feel right now, but I really feel very psyched about this. Hello dawn!!!!
Many hugs and love to you!
Mwah,








I loved that show! My favorite episode was the one where she put a lawn in her living room! She had such a beautiful, fun-loving soul!
ReplyDeleteHmm...I'd have to say my favorite character right now, would have to be, Tohru Honda from the anime/manga Fruits Basket. I've always loved the way she cared for everyone around her, so affectionate. I wouldn't exactly say she's the most similar to me, she's always kinda been a role model to me. Anyways, if you haven't seen or read Fruits Basket I suggest you do, if you have about 48 free hours on your hands! ^-^
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P.S The apartment looks great!
I have only seen that one yesterday! It´s the spring episode from Season 1. Brilliant!!!!!
ReplyDelete*runs off to google Fruits Basket* That looks so cute! Found it on Mangafox, I will read that tonight. :) And never return to work, lol. :D
ReplyDeleteNatalie, what a beautiful apartment! The white tall walls are calling to me! I wish one day I could have a place of my own as well, it would mean the world to me! I can't wait to see how it would look once you dress it up!
ReplyDeleteI've compared myself to Peyton Sawyer from One Tree Hill back in the day... and I haven't really thought about who I am like right now, since I've changed quite alot since then. I love Dharma (from the few episodes I got to see back then), makes me wish I could meet you in person more!
I watched Dharma & Greg, too and loved her unconventional personality! Your apartment looks beautiful! So spacious and I love the floor and doors!
ReplyDeleteThe character I identify the most with is Hermione Granger from the Harry Potter Books. She is ambitious but not for just beeing rich or popular when she is grown up. She tries to reach a lot of high goals because she wan`t it for herself not because others wan`t her to be succesfull. Furthermore dhe isn`t afraid to stand up for others and for herself. The next thing about her, is her caring and emphatically mind and that she is very tolerant and open minded. That are all things I see in myself. I wish I would be as brave and strong as her when it comes to conflicts and struggels in friendships and relationships.
ReplyDeleteBte. I loved Dharma and Greg too. Mostly for the humour, which resultet of the 'clash of cultures' between the two familys.
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