Divorce


Apparently none of you have been through a nasty, contengious divorce from a man that you took a job to pay for his graduate school, had a child, took care of that child, switched hours at work to do this, paid a house mortage, in considerable debt for the 8 years it took him to finish what should had taken him 4 years to complete so he could get that good job by brownosing his boss, not telling a story correctly, being blamed for being too common to join the country club, the Junior league, not getting along with his witch of a mother who had his balls in her purse at all times and him jumping at her request. Yeah,stuff in this movie really does happen, cause it happened to me. Especially the dinner scene. I know exactly how Turner's character felt. She bend over backwards and stood on her head everday to exault him to his lofty position and one day, she just can't stand it anymore. Like someone chewing gum or humming a tune when it's supposed to be quiet. It's either divorce or kill.

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Wow. What a great, healthy way to approach your own personal CHOICES within a marriage. Blame it on him. Make him wear the burden of your mistakes. Typical. Men who do this to women are seen as misogynists. BUT when a man gets fed-up of being called a "Fck face" as Barbara does, he's a misogynist for not caring enough. LOL. Again, men can't win either way. Give up all of our hopes and dreams just to fully support our wives or be hated for life. Wow. Makes me want to rush out and get married.

No. Oliver should've been the one to ask for a divorce after she betrayed him, relishing in the idea of his death. That's a low point that NO MAN would've come to. Manginas are far more tolerant, understanding and compassionate, exulting their queens without question, without turning into psychos.

Get off your soapbox while I play you a tune on the tiniest violin.

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You made your choices and laid your soul bare for a man, which you must've been very naive and needy about and have become a bitter, self-entitled b!tch because it wasn't all roses like you though it would be. Take some responsibility and onus for your own actions and the part you played in the relationship. Men are just so easy to blame aren't they, when they are past their use by date, due to the free passes women get given in our gynocentric saturated society? You sound like a ball buster to me, just like his witch of a mother. Perhaps he thinks you are the f<>K face in all of this. How sexist, vile and violent women are becoming and doing exactly the same things they have blamed men for.

Don't eat the whole ones! Those are for the guests. 🍪

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pam-02642
You sure do feel sorry for yourself. So, you enable a man (according to your version) to use you, then complain about it later. I'd love to hear you ex-husband's side. Did you leave out some details, like him paying you alimony or child support? Spoiled people think divorce is the worst thing that can ever happen to them.

Lady, try having some real issues that cannot be changed nor modified, and you'll gain some perspective. Take a walk through a cancer ward; you'll feel better about the awful cruel world when you leave. Again, until you experience pain that will not, or cannot be alleviated, don't run your mouth off about your avoidable circumstances in life. Nobody feels sorry for you, not men nor other women. Maybe there is a man around the corner that you can use to gold-dig. And if life becomes that burdensome, you know how to exit.

And if the roles were reversed in the film, you wouldn't care less.







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Well, arent you bitter?

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It's only a movie. About Divorce and Killing. 

Luke Skywalker, your Mom was hawt! Darth Vader

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