Jessica Pressler

I believe one of them says, the headline on it is something like, it took a while, but they finally got together.

And you're like, because he was having a three-year relationship with another person in the meantime.

Yeah.

They always say their road to finding each other was a bumpy road, or they had a difficult time, many ups and downs.

They encountered some obstacles along the way, and it's like, no, those are people.

Those are other lives.

They're not speed bumps.

I mean, it's just weird because vows is something that you have to try to get into.

You have to kind of lobby to get into that column.

So it's like Mark Sanford, he had to speak publicly about his affair.

Most people don't have to go around telling everybody about it.

Right.

Right.

I think it's probably just people when they cheat on other people tell themselves that they're doing it because they have to because there's fate is involved.

And whatever happened, you're better off and probably the person that you broke up with is better off.

And this is the way it was meant to be.

This is fate.

They don't get to say anything for themselves.

It's like not their story anymore.

It's somebody else's love story.