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You deserve the best, too. Your emotions are valid. She isn’t shit for doing that to you.

Where do you see misogyny in this? How is it worded strangely? It’s as clear as day what I said. You don’t see this kind of support for men on here and the moment we do try it most of you cry out “misogyny!”

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-The gang buried Johnny and Dally next to each other because they knew that is what they would’ve wanted… and they couldn’t bear the thought of little Johnny being next to someone he didn’t know.  -Ponyboy got a full ride into an Ivy League school.  -Two-Bit cleaned up his act and dropped out of school, he got a full time job as a mechanic.  -Steve was conscripted to war and came back home with PTSD. He got onto drugs and wouldn’t accept any help from the gang.  -Darry had found a girl to settle down with, they had four kids together, a set of identical twin girls and a boy and a girl… he found so much happiness with her.  -Sodapop and Two-Bit opened up a mechanic garage together and it became quite successful, especially because most of the girls came to look at Sodapop.  -Eventually Steve managed to be rehabilitated and he got a job as a drug and alcohol councilor at a school, but on the weekends he also helped war veterans come to terms with the lingering problems they still had from war.  -Ponyboy would come back home every couple of months or so to visit all of his brothers… Darry, Sodapop, Two-Bit and Steve.  -They all ended up having children and settling down with someone they loved. -Ponyboy went on to become a movie director and screenplay writer that went on to win awards for best picture. -On the anniversary of Johnny and Dally’s death, all five boys go and visit them at their grave and sit there in silence, thinking of the boys who never got to grow old like they did… they think about the boys who are forever imprinted in their minds as faces of innocence that were tainted by the cruelties of this world.

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I’ll go home.

Rob Lowe & Tom Cruise talk with a cast member during the filming of “The Outsiders” in Tulsa 35 years ago. COURTESY/Joe Cervantez