John Mayer

Well, I mean, every relationship I've ever been in,

was devoted to the idea that this could go the distance.

My entire life, today included, if you told me that I could have a great two months with someone but it would end on the first day of the third month, I would not be interested.

I have always sought potential for long-term relationship.

I know what my mistakes were looking back.

Not worth talking about.

As long as you do the accounting, as long as you do your homework as a human being as you stand in the shower and you waste a little water.

And you go, yeah, I really meant well, but I did do that.

Or, yeah, they meant well, but they did do that.

And you go, wouldn't do that again.

I would approach that a different way, maybe even from the beginning, maybe even from day one, seeing them across the room.

Who knows?

As long as you're aware of what those things are and how you can apply that to the next relationship, I don't see a problem with any past relationships ending badly.

I agree.

I just don't.

I mine are different because they are well known and I have not had a relationship in a lot of years.

And it's funny how I think I started to notice like people would look at pictures of hot dudes on the Internet and be like, I love this guy.

I'd be like, that picture is from 2002.

You know what I mean?

And it helps me understand that we tend to hold on to the part of someone's history that sort of revealed itself the most or was the brightest, the most easy to visualize.