(uncut) Queen Of Tears Ep 3 READ CAPTION (Patreon)

Yall got me writing thesis' now

Ladies and gentlemen, when it comes to the heartbreaking ordeal of divorce between two individuals who once shared love, there are no victors. It's a tangled mess, fraught with conflicting perspectives. Each party sees things through their own unique lens, and it's all too easy to align with one side while dismissing the validity of the other. But let's not forget, there are three sides to every story: his side, her side, and the complete picture.

To truly understand, we must set aside our own biases and immerse ourselves in the intricacies of another person's life. We must consider how they process information, their upbringing, their sense of right and wrong, and so much more. It's a complex tapestry woven from individual experiences and beliefs.

Episode 2 of the show really stirred up some intense emotions among viewers, and it's no wonder given the raw intensity of the narrative. Now, as for where my allegiance lies... well, let's just say I'm firmly on Team Wife, albeit for my own reasons. I'm someone who can usually separate logic from emotion and choose accordingly. Logically, I recognize that blame isn't the answer; it's clear there's a breakdown in communication and other factors at play. But where's the fun in being strictly logical, especially when it comes to TV? So, I'm going with my gut and rooting for Wifey. Call me a hopeless romantic or a simp, but that's where my heart lies.

So, that's my reaction and take on the matter. Enjoy the rest of the show, and may it continue to captivate and provoke thought.

PS...The husband is a great man, and completely understandable in how he feels..
Also TeamGreen when house of dragons comes back




if your curious how i write these

"keep my same style of communciation and writing level..just make this easy to read and fix confusing grammar "Folks, there are no winners in a divorce of two people who loved/loved each other. It's messy. Each party has a perspective unique to them and if thats the perspective you focus on, you may easily pick a side and disregard the legitmacy of the other party.There is 3 sides. His persepctive, her perspective, and the complete perspective. It requires you to but away a bit of your own personal bias and rules and truly submerge into a persons scenerio, taking into account how they process information, how they were raised, what they know to be right or wrong, etc.I found people got very passionate and personal on episode 2...lol..thats because the show is REALLY intense. That being said..............we are generally Teamwife for different reasons lol. Speaking for myself. I am the type who seperates logical and emotion and can pick either for the situation I am in. Logically i find there is no person to blame...the 2 have a communication problem...among a few other variables....but being held to logic is not a fun way to watch TV...so i am going with my feelings and what i want to think...and what I want is to cheer for Wifey..lol i'm such a simp...so that is the reaction and the take...enjoy your watch"

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Ladies and gentlemen, when it comes to the heartbreaking ordeal of divorce between two individuals who once shared love, there are no victors. It's a tangled mess, fraught with conflicting perspectives. Each party sees things through their own unique lens, and it's all too easy to align with one side while dismissing the validity of the other. But let's not forget, there are three sides to every story: his side, her side, and the complete picture.

To truly understand, we must set aside our own biases and immerse ourselves in the intricacies of another person's life. We must consider how they process information, their upbringing, their sense of right and wrong, and so much more. It's a complex tapestry woven from individual experiences and beliefs.

Episode 2 of the show really stirred up some intense emotions among viewers, and it's no wonder given the raw intensity of the narrative. Now, as for where my allegiance lies... well, let's just say I'm firmly on Team Wife, albeit for my own reasons. I'm someone who can usually separate logic from emotion and choose accordingly. Logically, I recognize that blame isn't the answer; it's clear there's a breakdown in communication and other factors at play. But where's the fun in being strictly logical, especially when it comes to TV? So, I'm going with my gut and rooting for Wifey. Call me a hopeless romantic or a simp, but that's where my heart lies.

So, that's my reaction and take on the matter. Enjoy the rest of the show, and may it continue to captivate and provoke thought."