If it weren't for "Little Shop of Horrors," I wouldn't have three beautiful men in my life.
In the 8th grade, our highschool drama club put on a production of "Little Shop of Horrors," which was my favorite movie at the time. I decided to try out and got a part in the ensemble. Two things happened: I fell in love with acting, and I met my husband, who, at the time, was 12, and the younger brother of our "Seymore."
Two years later, still heavily involved in Drama club, "Seymore's" little brother, now 14, joined the drama club. We became fast friends, and about a year later, we were in love. We stayed together through the rest of highschool and college, were involved in a poly triad for about a year with a girlfriend, and shortly after my final year, we got married. And, of course, a week later, we had our son.

Being a stay-at-home mom left me with a lot of time on my hands and feelings of a lost sense of self, so I started getting involved with internet forums. Around the same time, I was writing and drawing a lot, which eventually lead to little comics, which lead to Ugly Girl, which brought me here. I got really involved in the forums, then the Keenreality TV jam, where I met Stinky. We became fast friends, met in person, then he came to live with us in Rhode Island. We were best friends and rommates for several years, and we've been a poly V for about a year now.
So if it weren't for Little Shop of Horrors, I wouldn't have met Mr. Nanda, without Mr. Nanda there would be no Nanda Jr, and without Nanda Jr, I never would have met Stinky. Plus I wouldn't have a career that I love at the Costume Studio.
Thank you Rick Moranis.