Is it normal to fall in love with a girl from the 1920's/30's?

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Hi,

I have had this feeling for a while now, which IS, that i feel that i feel that i love a girl from the 1920's/30's, its a 'nigley' feeling, and i need to go back there as soon as possible. I know in a LITERAL sense, i can't, but from a pychological point of view, what does this actually mean? I see her in my mind, very clearly, and i can hear her voice. I promise you i'm perfectly normal otherwise, live a normal life in late teens. I've felt like i've forgotten her, or have to carry out a duty in the early 20th centuery, or i've missed something, as if i have a family back there or something. Is this normal? Am I normal? I fear for my sanity, i really do.

Thanks,

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  • GoraIntoDesiGals
    11 years ago

    I like women in their 20's, not women from the 20's who'd either be in their 90's or dead.

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  • Jemima
    12 years ago

    1920? Hey missah, I's be bo'wn back thems years! I's be ammost' one hunner' years ol but mah big floppy tittays wid dems huge nignipples needs lots o' lovin' and I's makes some great pancakes!! Lowdy Lowdy LOOOOOOWDY!!

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  • Ldizzy1234
    12 years ago

    This reminds me so much of this 80's movie; Somewhere in Time. Its on youtube. You should watch it. This guy pretty much falls in love with this girl who... blah... nevermind. I'm not gonna tell you what its about. But yeah, you should totally watch it! `

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  • Just_feed_me_Troll_Meat
    12 years ago

    Buy a used Delorean, contact Dr. Emmett Brown (I dont have his current address, sorry) and get to work on the flux capicitor. Jeez, anybody who grew up in the 80s would know what to do.

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  • NeuroNeptunian
    12 years ago

    Sounds like that Owen Wilsom movie about him wanting to leave his wife for some woman in the '20s. He ends up leaving his wife for a modern woman though. I don't blame him, his wife was a bitch.

    Anywa, it doesn't sound normal but you might be onto something. Just don't let it keep you from dating modern women. You don't want to find yourself in your 40's, single, having chased a random fantasy. Ever wonder why you feel this way?

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  • Frosties
    12 years ago

    As long as it's not Louise Brooks. Because I have some duties in the early 20th century too, and she's one of them.

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    • bakerj99
      12 years ago

      okay, i promise, it wont be her.

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