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By *arren and Alicia OP Couple 2 weeks ago

Glasgow

Which book or movie impacted you most growing up?

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By *echnosonic_BrummieMan 2 weeks ago

Willenhall

"Which book or movie impacted you most growing up?"

Book: The Hungry Caterpillar.

Movie: Back to the Future.

I realise it was a choice but I thought I'd give both...

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By (user no longer on site) 2 weeks ago

Book - Mandango

Movie - Straw Dogs

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By *eavilMan 2 weeks ago

Stalybridge

Book - Animal Farm

Film - Zulu

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By *icecouple561Couple 2 weeks ago
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East Sussex

I read a book at 18 called The Life Situation that made me think about very long term relationships differently . It wasn't all that well written but I re-read it now and again and find it interesting how different I view it over time

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By *icecouple561Couple 2 weeks ago
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East Sussex

Also my parents were/are very religious so the bible has a bigger impact on me than I was aware of at the time.

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By *imon_hydeMan 2 weeks ago

Stockport

I read Crash by Ballard the same year that Blue Velvet came out. It was the year I realised that people are strange. We all have kinks

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By *innamon_flameWoman 2 weeks ago

london

"I read Crash by Ballard the same year that Blue Velvet came out. It was the year I realised that people are strange. We all have kinks "

You sir are my kind of people!

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By *innamon_flameWoman 2 weeks ago

london

I grew up with a lot of horror. I've no idea why my mum would let us watch the things she did? Lots of video nasties. Even the kids stuff she gave us was dark - watershed down, the animated LOTR, Animal farm along with trippy stuff like the water babies, animalympics and HR puffingstuff.

I started reading Stephen King books at 10 - after seeing "carrie"

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By *imon_hydeMan 2 weeks ago

Stockport

"I read Crash by Ballard the same year that Blue Velvet came out. It was the year I realised that people are strange. We all have kinks

You sir are my kind of people!"

I'm always surprised when I meet people who don't think the same thing!

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By *UGGYBEAR2015Man 2 weeks ago

BRIDPORT

When I was a young teenager I read a book called The Story Of ‘O’, that had quite an immediate impact on me.

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