because Happily Ever After isn't a guaranteed thing.

[kjpepper]

in discussing stuff with booboo_berr this morning, I realized that a great chick-lit book would be the diary and files of a marriage and family therapist whose patients were fairy tale characters. Cause you know, the stories always stop when the characters get married. What actually does happens in Happily Ever After?

I don't think it's something I could write, but if someone who could runs across this feel free to use the idea. And you know, let me read it and stuff. :)

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[purpura.livejournal.com]

Try going back and reading some early Sword and Sorceress-es. They have a lot of "Happily ever after, then Act II" plot lines.