He's Just Not That Into You

Just finished watching this movie for the first time. Really enjoyed it, right until the end, and then it sucked, sort of. I mean, I know that there are happy stories in the world (I have one) but I wanted it to be just a little more truthful.

First: Ginnifer Goodwin - LOVE HER!! And I love her character. I don't think I can relate to her character because that was NOT me. I was a little bit more aggressive (HA, a little bit...). Anyway, I applaud her for telling off that guy when he was being heartless, even though she is kind of crazy. I think I agree with her, I would rather be crazy than heartless.

Scarlett Johansson - Is it just me or does she have a HUGE butt in this movie? I was thinking "DAMN" girl. She looked like a REAL girl, with big boobies and a badonkadonk. So then, I think, was I this girl? Maybe not in the most recent past, but "back in the day". Maybe.

Jennifer Aniston - Never really been a huge fan of her in general. And I thought her story was cute. Wish that they wouldn't have gotten married at the end SPOILER.... oh I guess that was supposed to go at the beginning. Anyway, I've always thought that maybe I rushed into marriage to fast (although I don't regret it at all). But I also don't know if I could have waited any longer.... (hahaha)

Jennifer Connelly - Good for her! I think she should have left sooner. But I've never been in the situation, so I guess I can't really say what I would have done or would like to do.

Drew Barrymore - LOVE her! She's great. I'm glad she knew something good when she saw it.

So, I guess there is a piece me in each of the characters. I guess that's the point right?

Not surprised....

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Reading some of this definitely gave me a headache. Mostly the comments that followed. After reading through several of them I came to this conclusion:

It is NOT my place to tell someone how to live their lives or to place my own beliefs onto someone else. Regardless of history or nature or whatever, marriage is just a word. It is what behind it that counts. People are "married" for several years or minutes and yet, it means nothing.
So let whomever get married. It is not going to effect my relationship with my husband in any way, and if anything it will make the world a better place because there will be less unhappy people (or maybe they will just find something new to bitch about).

So for those of you that read this blog, I challenge you to think about what it would be like if you were on the other side of the debate.
Not being able to do something because of your race, gender, skin color, or sexual preference is not right; no matter what religion you come from.