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Some characters are obsessed with the idea of being in love, but then when they actually get it… they can’t seem to stop themselves from running in the opposite direction. Across film and television, so many characters are plagued by commitment issues that keep them from actually being able to settle in and enjoy the relationships they manage to
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Like, why do people think shows like Interview with the Vampire are so popular? WE LOVE MESS.
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how i met your mother completely torpedoed that show with it's final episode
i have never seen such hate for a finale and then voltron came and i saw it again
and i didn't watch either shows so you know it's bad
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I am committed to my friends and my dog
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Given that the last guy I was super into ghosted me, I've been taking a break from people. I'm not afraid of commitment at this point as much as I am afraid of rejection. I wonder how many people get those two mixed up when viewing tv/consuming media - there is a difference IMO. If you're the one who breaks things off or you never get close, you can't get rejected!
eta I should also mention the guy who ghosted me admitted to being a commitment-phobe (he was dumped because he wouldn't propose to his GF of nine years before we started talking and I was super lonely during COVID). He then texted me 1.5 years later on my birthday. ONTD has heard much about my dealings with that ridiculous fool.
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I've been me for 30+ years, you're gonna struggle to get me out of where I'm comfortable.
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Yeah, that too - you can have a red herring BF/GF for most of the season for some special guest, then get a new one the next year. And for both leads in the romantic pairing.
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And plus, for some shows where the final pairing isn't clearly determined from the first episode, it also allows the conflict of "Who will ____ end up with?!" Especially for stuff like Gilmore Girls LOL.
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I really hate stuff like that LMAO - it makes me think of the ending to City of Angels. It's like a slap in the face to the viewer who got invested. Occasionally it works, but not often.
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