As a lover of fairytales, I began to heal by romanticizing aspects of my life, seeing fear as the inevitable challenge all my storybook heroes had to face in order to fulfill their destiny.
I was kind of fresh out of high school, and, you know, very much committed to this craft of acting and romanticized about it, and I loved " Star Wars" .
But overall, there is something about the tone of voice that there's a sense of sort of grappling with what is love, what is the definition of love, he's not trying to romanticize in a cliched way.
" We are a nation that really romanticizes romantic coupling and marriage, and stigmatizing people who are single or do things alone is part of that, " she said.
Across Africa, British colonialists romanticized the railway — whose deadly construction they oversaw through indentured Indian and African labor — with adventure narratives across " exotic" lands.
Now and then I get comments on my videos comparing how we live today to those in the past, often romanticizing an era before technology and industrialization took over.
It emphasizes clearly that we're not dealing with a mere character flaw, or an inner anti-hero, we're dealing with something truly ugly that does not deserve to be romanticized.