:29https://fashionmagazine.com/flare/celebrity/winona-ryder-interview/"Ryder’s story started with a childhood spent on a commune with hippie parents and quickly led to her discovery by director Tim Burton, who cast her in the film Beetlejuice"https://web.archive.org/web/20200712120300/https://www.mirror.co.uk/3am/celebrity-news/winona-ryder-been-haunted-horrors-22340063"When Winona Horowitz was a little girl, she used to sleep in the doorway of her parents’ bedroom.Her greatest fear was someone would knock on the door and drag them off to be murdered... like her father’s family who perished in the Holocaust.“I think it came from overhearing stories of what happened in the camps,” says the actress now known to the world as Winona Ryder.
“I was terrified of being separated from them. In World War II, my mum’s father died fighting the Nazis in the Pacific and, on my father’s side, family members died in the camps.“I am grateful my parents told me the truth, though they had to pick the right age to tell me because it is so horrific."“But I used to go to the library and look at books about it. I couldn’t stop turning the pages and thought, ‘This is horrible, why am I doing this?’“Then I realised maybe I was looking for my family, for someone I recognised.”Winona, 48, has been a war buff ever since."
"In the same year, then 17, she won rave reviews as the murderous teenage girlfriend of Christian Slater in cult hit Heathers. Then, in 1990, she fell in love with her Edward Scissorhands co-star Johnny Depp.She was 17, he was 26. They got engaged after five months.“He was my first everything,” she said later. “My first real kiss. My first real boyfriend. My first fiancé. The first guy I had sex with.”""Their split, three years on, left both deeply wounded. Depp famously had the tattoo “Winona Forever” on his arm changed to “Wino Forever”. Director Tim Burton said that afterwards “he wasn’t acting like Johnny any more. It’s almost like Winona took Johnny’s soul”.Winona tried to drown her sorrows with booze and almost ended up dying when a lit cigarette set fire to her hotel room."
>>220843573>a childhood spent on a commune with hippie parentsthat's rough. she was probably getting diddled since before she could form memories
>>220843573>Ryder’s story started with a childhood spent on a commune with hippie parents and quickly led to her discovery by director Tim Burton>teehee you discovered me!!
>>220843573overhear or drilled in her head repeatedly so she becomes a professional victim for the rest of her life?
>>220844266(((They))) are all professional victims. They cry out in pain as they strike you.
>>220843573>I think it came from overhearing stories of what happened in the campsJewish kids really get oneshotted by these spooky holocaust stories. I had a jewish friend growing up who insisted that one could tell when a shower head was of german manufacture because they always had 11 holes; 11 being 1 more than the number of fingers a jewish victim would have to try blocking the poison gas. Seriously. Its like mkultra trauma abuse.
>>220843584>“Winona Forever” on his arm changed to “Wino Forever”kek, absolute madman
>>220843573god i wish i was a hippy getting high all day and fucking prime winona
>>220845105wake n bake n fuck w/ Winona. she wakes her men up by sucking their cocks. doesn't let them cum until after she's made coffee because she needs that semen in her morning coffee
