getawaywithit
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I mean, sure you might not want to be single if you’re single but you can’t just stomp your foot and have a tantrum and demand customer service send you a fiancé. If you’re single, that’s your situation. It’s also not that unusual to be single in your early 30s, like I promise it’s not over for you and you have no more chances lol.
And not everyone’s lives play out in the exact perfect timeline we might ‘want’, yes that can be hard to deal with sometimes but you need to face these things and work through them rather than spin out of control because you demand to be engaged because you thought you would be. If not you just end up wasting everyone’s time even more because it’s the wrong relationship in the end.
I agree though that this is also about Estee’s own childhood issues, it’s like they say, we try to replay our parent’s relationship and either be one parent or try to help the parent we felt we couldn’t save. So if Estee pushed whatshisname to get married then ditched him, it’s like she’s trying to be assured she’ll be ‘chosen’ but in the end she wants to show she will be the one to abandon him, not the other way around. Anyway, that’s just one theory.
Either way it has the air of a scam to it. Whether it was outright faked or Estee scammed him subconsciously or the relationship itself was surreal and toxic, this was always set up as fake. Like a private trip alone instead of a hen do? A registry that looks like her own birthday wish list? Bizarre.
And not everyone’s lives play out in the exact perfect timeline we might ‘want’, yes that can be hard to deal with sometimes but you need to face these things and work through them rather than spin out of control because you demand to be engaged because you thought you would be. If not you just end up wasting everyone’s time even more because it’s the wrong relationship in the end.
I agree though that this is also about Estee’s own childhood issues, it’s like they say, we try to replay our parent’s relationship and either be one parent or try to help the parent we felt we couldn’t save. So if Estee pushed whatshisname to get married then ditched him, it’s like she’s trying to be assured she’ll be ‘chosen’ but in the end she wants to show she will be the one to abandon him, not the other way around. Anyway, that’s just one theory.
Either way it has the air of a scam to it. Whether it was outright faked or Estee scammed him subconsciously or the relationship itself was surreal and toxic, this was always set up as fake. Like a private trip alone instead of a hen do? A registry that looks like her own birthday wish list? Bizarre.