You kidding? He's romanticism made blood and flesh, and i think our little Lisa has much to do with it
Gustavo, your post mixed with your photos is a work of art. So positive

Gustavo
Those flowers in the desert are easy to associate with Lisa. Both are sweet and fragile. Maybe it sounds silly, but it's still better than to compare women with fridges Homer once did For some reason I personally prefer something different to compare Lisa with. To me, she's something optimistic and active, full of energy, like little foal, or a sparrow. Never lose a hope; believe in yourself; don't live only for your own. That's pure Lisa for me.

Gustavo
I prefer to compare love to glass. Glass can be stretched and formed into all manner of wonderful designs. It can be straightforward and bland, or it can be wondrous and magnificent. But it's very fragile and if mishandled, breaks easily. And when it breaks, the leftover shards hurt whoever holds it closest to them.

Gustavo
It's one of the most powerful forces at work in the human mind. And there are two sides to it.

Now that we've matched pictures (lol), I say we let the topic return to what it was meant for... you're getting me very sidetracked here, hah.

My feelings towards smooth are very similar to those of Gustavo and GeorgeHarrison, that some years ago I was the target of taunts and insults since they are "common".
All this comes from the fact that this poor living my country, but that is another topic ...
By myself in this situation, I found someone who was going through the same thing that I ... Lisa Simpson, was misunderstood by other people and could not adapt to a world that apparently is not made for everyone ...
I have a great affection for it and I do believe that love. I always represented a guide to in order to survive, for me, represents the closest to perfection that can reach the poor human race.
But knowing that is not real, to know that I will never be able to reach makes me sad ... 

(Excuse my poor English, which is using a translator to have a better handling of the English  )

Rain_Kid
That's a good observation... but one of the things I like so much in Lisa, is that she's not perfect, she's only very very good. Everyone can follow her example, she's not a holy being. If she was, heck, she had much more troubles even living in Springfield, but she's fitting it quite well, so I see no reason why fans of Lisa cannot fit this world. And another thing: I always respect true fans of Lisa Simpsons for self-criticism and attempts to become a bit better.

Gustavo
Aww Warning, romanticism overload! Someone, quick, call Patty or Selma to bring Gustavo back in shape

Rain_Kid
Hah, don't worry about that I've got your post that way anyway. Besides, my first language is not English too, so you better not to know how I get certain posts on LTS sometimes. And if you use an automatic translator for your messages... I must say it's a rather good one.

Hello, everyone!

It's funny sometimes when things work out unexpectedly. I have long been a Lisa fan, though I also count the time before I was familiar with the Simpsons and really understood Lisa as I do today. When I found this site I was in a dark place. Alot has happened recently.

Flooding in the midwest has affected almost everything in my life, and while I didn't loose my home, its been alot of little things piling up that sucks.