James Sexton

Like it's not the end of the world.

Like it's really not the end of the world.

Like, but we have sold people through popular media and like representation, which again, like rom-coms are like an equivalent of pornography, right?

because it's like this idealized, stylized version of things and you don't have to see anybody clean up after, like it's just what it is.

But the truth is like, come on, watch Titanic.

If he didn't die in the end, Leonardo DiCaprio, sorry, it's a spoiler alert.

You think six months later, she'd have been like, oh yeah, keep painting those French girls.

Like do whatever you can.

No, they would have started to have some things they got to figure out.

Like, hey, are you going to get a job?

Like, what are we doing?

You know, or like, you're, you know, like where are we going to live?

Your place, my place.

Like you're kind of broke.

You're an artist.

I've got some money, but now I don't have as much because I broke up with that dude.

Like, so there's, there would have been some stormy waters, but what do we do?

We end the story, right?

Like George Orwell said, you know, whether something's a comedy or a tragedy depends on where you end the story.

So I think you have to, like, you know, give yourself the grace that, you know, relationships are, you know, they're a long enough time.