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Fighting the Hopelessness of Modern Dating

This one surprised me. I thought it would be just another young people dating story, but the truths underneath the outward romantic comedy moments in the beginning of the drama underscored much deeper truths about human nature, and exposed the deceptions we tell ourselves and others while dating. The obsessive nature of thwarted and superficial "love" is explored lightly in the beginning, but as the story progresses the characters become more aware of their true natures and emotions, leading to honesty and personal growth by the end. The characters tell themselves they just want to date, not fall in love, with the result that all those superficial reasons for dating collapse at the end because they are based on everything but true love, which is always sacrificial in nature, not selfish. I always tell women friends if the men they are dating, living with, or married to, would not walk through fire to rescue them, at the risk to their own lives, then they really don't love them at all. True love is defined as this, that a man would lay down his life for his friend She has natural talent. The Story : How can you not like a short K-drama which begins with a jilted young woman with an attitude named Joo Yeon Ae BoA walking into a posh restaurant wearing a rain slicker that says "Stop Making Sense" on the back, and carrying a bucket of water filled with stinky octopus parts, who approaches the slime-ball who had jilted her, and throws the bucket of fishy water and octopus legs into his face?

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I am no pot calling the kettle black; these words have slipped from my mouth on more than one occasion. Admittedly, I am the most fickle when it comes to dating. I seem to be interested in the wrong people at the wrong time and run from the highest quality suitors. The phrase at the top came from a conversation I had with one of my gals. We have been with each other through the highs and lows of college, stumbled into adulthood together, and now we are navigating the wild waters of dating.

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To all my single people out there, I feel you. Oh, lordy, do I feel you. Swipe, filter, sort! And they pretty fucking clearly needed to work on their communication skills and emotional reactivity.

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The drama of Glen Powell and Sydney Sweeney’s offscreen chemistry

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