Sterling K. Brown

Not for her.

Not for her.

But it is one of those things that makes me wonder or just makes me contemplate what we ask of our partners in modern relationships.

For sure.

Especially us who've been married for a while.

I feel like there's a level of, if I could tell, 30-year-old Sterling.

about like what 50 year old Sterling knows now, you do have this sort of romanticized, he may not, but you do have this sort of romanticized version of what my marriage is going to be.

I was like, well, my marriage is not going to be like that.

My marriage is going to be this and it's going to be all the good things.

Yeah.

And my marriage is all the good things.

My marriage is all the things.

It's all the things.

All the things.

You know what I'm saying?

And it is like to this question is like, could they have made it?

Could they have not?

I don't know.

I think she deserved someone to be in love with her the same way that she is in love with him.

And I feel like when you're unequally yoked, that's a tough, that's a tougher road.