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February is the month of Valentine's Day, that special day of roses, expensive prix-fixe menus, and heart-shaped everything that has couples celebrating their love. Except not everyone is happy on Valentine's Day. Many singles scowl at their calendars when the 14th rolls around, rebelling against tradition with depressing music or action movies. If you're one of those people, this series is for you. The following culture recommendations focus on the painful side of adoration, from the aching of unrequited love to the repeated lacerations of codependence.
February is the month of Valentine's Day, that special day of roses, expensive prix-fixe menus, and heart-shaped everything that has couples celebrating their love. Except not everyone is happy on Valentine's Day. Many singles scowl at their calendars when the 14th rolls around, rebelling against tradition with depressing music or action movies. If you're one of those people, this series is for you. The following culture recommendations focus on the painful side of adoration, from the aching of unrequited love to the repeated lacerations of codependence.
Wolf Children uses the struggle between nature and civilization to tell the story of a loving mother raising two half-wolf children while being unable to connect with their bestial sides.
Read MoreBatman: Mask of the Phantasm focuses on Batman's love life to explore the larger sacrifices he made to become the Dark Knight.
Read MoreThe best gaming articles you'll find this side of the Mississippi. Considering the Mississippi does not bisect the planet, we have the best best gaming articles on the planet. Can't vouch for Saturn though, their writers are pretty good.
