Stravinsk
Composer and Artist on Flat Earth
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- Jan 4, 2016
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- Widow/Widower
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Came across this video recently, and was wondering what people's thoughts were on it.
Personally, I thought it was fascinating to watch, at the same time, I didn't get any pleasure at the ending, and I thought it should have been handled privately. So my inner voice is screaming at me for being a hypocrite for providing more public attention to it by posting it here
I fully agree with the guy's stance, and while I don't doubt the female's sincerity at the moment and her sorrow, I also think that it is temporal and her dominant character would betray him in marriage, once she had what she wanted from him, given her choices within the relationship prior to this.
I had a work friend years ago that this exact same thing happened to him. Another female work friend defended his long term girlfriend empathizing with her that maybe she just needed to "see what was out there" before making a commitment. In other words, looking for a possible better deal (more money? more social status? better looking?) before she "settles" for "what she can get". Pathetic, imo. If someone is not "good enough" for you - don't be with them in the first place.
Personally, I thought it was fascinating to watch, at the same time, I didn't get any pleasure at the ending, and I thought it should have been handled privately. So my inner voice is screaming at me for being a hypocrite for providing more public attention to it by posting it here
I fully agree with the guy's stance, and while I don't doubt the female's sincerity at the moment and her sorrow, I also think that it is temporal and her dominant character would betray him in marriage, once she had what she wanted from him, given her choices within the relationship prior to this.
I had a work friend years ago that this exact same thing happened to him. Another female work friend defended his long term girlfriend empathizing with her that maybe she just needed to "see what was out there" before making a commitment. In other words, looking for a possible better deal (more money? more social status? better looking?) before she "settles" for "what she can get". Pathetic, imo. If someone is not "good enough" for you - don't be with them in the first place.