u/nightmarepie247

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Who was the real problem in 'The Drama'? (And do partners actually owe each other their darkest secrets?)

Marketed as a dark comedy, The Drama is actually a tragedy about relationship psychology and the transactional nature of unconditional love.
While characters like Rachel and Mike laugh off acts of cruelty and cowardice, Emma is criminalised for her past. But Emma is the only one who actually evolved and repented. Charlie became so consumed by public shame and a self-fulfilling prophecy of ruin that he destroyed everything.
It forces a massive question about relationship boundaries: Do we actually owe our partners everything?

Knowing everything about someone doesn't mean we know them. Knowing facts about a person is completely different from knowing who they are. Unfortunately, opening up doesn't guarantee empathy and understanding, even from those held closest to the heart.

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u/nightmarepie247 — 5 days ago

Opinions on Amber-Rose S19

Wanted to know the general consensus about her. I didn’t watch S19, so I have only came across her on social media. I enjoy her content, I think her businesses are cool. Shes pretty too and seems likeable. But wanted to know what the tea was from the apprentice.

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u/nightmarepie247 — 8 days ago

I stil struggle to understand how we are compatible outside of the basic surface level stuff they say about Taurus in relation to cancers.

But they are extremely fussy. About everything, what movies/shows to watch, the weather. If you breathe wrong around them it’s the end of the world. Some cancers do like to travel but they will spend a lot of that time complaining. Sort of lazy and only really appeal to my cozy side. I don’t hate them they can be good friends and potential good lovers. It’s the emotional manipulation and listening just to answer instead of to understand. Any Tauruses can relate?

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u/nightmarepie247 — 23 days ago