Probably probably not if that is truly something that can be scarring someone for the rest of their life I’m not sure that it’s true I went in saying he saying that’s true enough that if I were to doubt it I’d be in the river of Egypt denial However if there is one man who would praise what he had to say it would be German philosopher Arthur Schopenhauer Schopenhauer was an atheist grappled with the purpose of life But his conclusions were beyond pessimistic dealing with the realities of life‘s endless sufferings Schopenhauers big conclusion Was that it was best never to be born at all he thought human beings bright nothing of constant design and if we didn’t achieve these desires there was discontent and even if we did discontent with step in anyway he wanted us to face up to the fact that fulfillment was impossible The happiest man he says is the one that goes through life with a minimum of pain
@@joelvarelajr6495 Arthur Schopenhauer was a German philosopher he was an atheist to grappled with the purpose of life but his conclusions were beyond pessimistic dealing with lives and the sufferings Schopenhauers brief conclusion that it was best never to be born at all We argue that human beings were in a State of constant desire if we didn’t achieve these desires there was discontent and even if we did discontent with set in anyway His solution was to face up to the fact that fulfillment is impossible he encouraged us not to strive for happiness in order to avoid the anxiety and trouble in trying to achieve it The happiest man he said is the one that gets through life with a minimum of pain
@@kalebridenour7522 adult film aimed at edgy teenagers who think they're watching something so profound. Don't worry buddy, it's ok to be blown away by that "Powerful line" 😂
@@jeemale9207 lmao kid your clearly dont understand cause you still be simping over every chick that talks with you this may be a movie but 1 thing for sure it said something thats 100% true that no man will admit the only reason men are players is because we got broken at one point we wont let it happen again but pussy pussy
The slight quiver to his voice, where it shakes like Mathew Lillard himself is holding back tears, is what really sells it. This hits so deep and so hard, and it is so painfully true.
Even if you don't talk to them anymore atleast you know you aren't inadvertently hurting them by trying to love them. Been single almost 10 years. No woman seems worth it after the first great one. This too shall pass
What sucks is that he’s right. We never forget even if we can forgive. It hurts in our most private moments. Because time doesn’t “heal all pain” it just blurs the memories and dulls the agony
This film was released in March 2007, it's over fifteen years later. But things have gotten worse considerably. Ken is too idealistic, and his philosophy and methodology might have worked in the 20th-century and maybe even in the 2000s if you were fortunate, but when the 2010s started, the game just took a nosedive for men. Sal seems to be the kind of guy who is the lone survivor that was right all along with the way things are going now. The game is clearly rigged, and men must take measures to protect themselves and put their interests first (unless children are involved). Now so many guys don't even become "players or womanizers"; they never get involved with women because they never even get the chance, or men just walk away. As a man in the English-speaking Western World, it can be too risky to be romantically involved with a woman, and it's simply not worth it in many regards. - divorce/marriage failure - infidelity - STDs/STIs - paternity fraud/misattributed paternity - false allegations/accusations - domestic abuse - weaponizing children against the father - financial instability/ruin - jeopardized mental health - trust issues - family court I'm not saying we should give up entirely, but we have to be aware of the glaring issues and risks, and we must take proper precautions if we are to attempt an endeavor like this.
You can say time blurs and dulls but that’s a lie and you know it you 1000% of the time remember exactly what hurt you when and where it’s so hard wired into you even if you got amnesia you’d look at your ex and that’s all you would remember
@@MF_DOOMer Yes, suicide is one of them. But too many people really don't care because men are the ones suffering. Men are viewed as being disposable assets.
At 31 years old, I can honestly say that I know the feeling. It's even worse when you turn into that monster and they try to make you apologize for what you have become, but never for what they made you.
How about as a recently turned 40yo, you learn what love truly is. First one must understand what sacrifice is, learn what forgiveness is, and learn why that sacrifice was made should one accept that man deserves death in a lake of fire for their trespasses against the almighty, loving just, merciful, righteous and kind God. He sent His only son, without sin, to die the most brutal and tortuous, painful arguous death imaginable on a wooden cross. Once one can grasp that kind of love that Jesus had for the world, one can come to possibly understand what real love is. Love covers a multitude of sins.
"So, you're saying you're afraid." "Absolutely. I ain't never gettin my heart broken again, like I did when I was 16." Amen to that. Edit: Stay strong out there, folks!
@@beefchief2320 its called reality m8 theres no mindset for simply stating the truth other then accepting who you are and what happen in the past is why you are who you are today
@@beefchief2320 I don't know about it being a terrifying thing to believe. It's not terrifying to me. Frankly, it's quite peaceful. Humanity has fallen so far in its morality that I want nothing to do with it, as far as a relationship goes. That 16 heartbreak was due to a lack of morals on her part, and thanks to her, it opened my eyes to just how lacking humanity is. Since I know that humanity lacks morals, and since I know I do not like pain that cannot be avoided, the logical solution is to stay out of relationships. By pain that cannot be avoided, I mean the pain one experiences from a heartbreak. It cannot be avoided. It sticks with you for quite sometime. I do not like that kind of pain, therefore, it is to be avoided. Plus, there are other aspects of relationships I am not a fan of, but I digress. Nonetheless, I find peace in knowing that I won't be subjected to that mental torment that is heartbreak, or the games and hoops the come with relationships.
I’m 40 now had 6/7 different relationships after my first girlfriend, even as nice as some Of them were I knew right from the start in my subconscious it wasn’t gonna last which I know sounds awful, but none of them even come close to this one girl..... I know I’ll never feel like that again and I’m also realist knowing that being 40 I’m not gonna get with some 21 year old 9/10, but I’ll never settle for less so I guess I’m kinda fucked both ways, it is what it is at the end of the day... I’ve got close family and some great friends that’s enough for me. I think to many people out there in marriage or relationships are 50/60% in there minds in love for me that’s never enough.... and I think the other person always deserves more!
This film was released in March 2007; it's almost eighteen years later. But things have gotten worse considerably. Ken (portrayed by Mars Callahan) may come off as too idealistic. His philosophy and methodology might have worked in the 20th century and maybe even in the 2000s if you were fortunate, but when the 2010s started, the game just took a nosedive for men. Sal (portrayed by Matthew Lillard) seems to be the kind of guy who is the lone survivor who was right all along with how things are going now. The game is clearly rigged, and men must take measures to protect themselves and put their interests first (unless children are involved). Now, so many guys don't even become "players or womanizers"; they never get involved with them because they never even get the chance, or men walk away. As a man in the English-speaking Developed World, it can be too risky to be romantically involved with a woman, and it's simply not worth it in many regards. - divorce/marriage failure - infidelity/promiscuity - STDs/STIs - misattributed paternity/paternity fraud - false accusations/allegations - domestic abuse - weaponizing children against the father - financial instability/ruin - jeopardized mental health - trust issues - family court I'm not saying we should give up entirely, but we must be aware of the glaring issues and risks and take proper precautions if we are to attempt an endeavor like this.
@@Trenex1000 I agree, Ken is too naive in my opinion, he got lucky with his wife, that is the exception not the rule. I got lucky with my wife two. She is my favorite person and we have a son.
@@marcelo2169 It was the issue of paternity fraud and DNA paternity testing that “woke me up,” and after that, I never looked at them the same way again. Anger and hatred are not the answer; be wary and hold them accountable.
@@thuglaza4728 I think you’re confused on what I meant. Yes he is acting with what his lines are but I’m saying emotionally he’s clearly naturally sad about the topic when he says his line and starts to tear up for a second. So it’s clear that he got his heart broken before
@@thuglaza4728 this is literally a comedy. There wasn’t any saying in the script for him to cry. He felt the need to because he probably found the whole topic relatable
This film was released in March 2007; it's almost eighteen years later. But things have gotten worse considerably. Ken (portrayed by Mars Callahan) may come off as too idealistic. His philosophy and methodology might have worked in the 20th century and maybe even in the 2000s if you were fortunate, but when the 2010s started, the game just took a nosedive for men. Sal (portrayed by Matthew Lillard) seems to be the kind of guy who is the lone survivor who was right all along with how things are going now. The game is clearly rigged, and men must take measures to protect themselves and put their interests first (unless children are involved). Now, so many guys don't even become "players or womanizers"; they never get involved with them because they never even get the chance, or men walk away. As a man in the English-speaking Developed World, it can be too risky to be romantically involved with a woman, and it's simply not worth it in many regards. - divorce/marriage failure - infidelity/promiscuity - STDs/STIs - misattributed paternity/paternity fraud - false accusations/allegations - domestic abuse - weaponizing children against the father - financial instability/ruin - jeopardized mental health - trust issues - family court I'm not saying we should give up entirely, but we must be aware of the glaring issues and risks and take proper precautions if we are to attempt an endeavor like this.
Completely true. 110% hit home. 13 yr relationship thrown away. Got cheated on and everything taken from me. When I asked why, her answer was "I don't know." Seriously, that was my answer. On another note, Matthew Lillard is an amazing actor. Love the emotion he brings in all his roles.
@@shtembyduelsson I'm doing fine. It was super tough the first year. Most days are easier some are tough though. Just got to find something worth fighting for and hold on to it. For me it's my son.
Damn dude. I applaud your ability to even still be here pushing forward. I’m 24 and have only been with one girl and it was for 3 years which seemed like long for me. I’m the one that ended it and then I regretted it everyday since for the past year or so. She is now married and is having a kid with the guy that would occasionally pop up on her snapchat. So the mixture of confusion, regret, and being directly hurt by her unwillingness to come back is tough to deal with since I THOUGHT I had felt real love but in her words she “never really loved” me. Some days I’ve been unconfident that I’ll be here tomorrow, some days are easier, but I just hope I can eventually be past it for good.
@@LightsTeamEuphoria thanks I appreciate that. It's not easy. Quite possibly the hardest challenge I ever experienced. Here's the thing though, men and woman are different no doubt. Don't deny the fact that you loved her cause at one point you did. It's so much easier for women to move on cause most of them believe they didn't do anything wrong. They won't admit that they see us as objects as well, just play things for their amusement. My ex was the only woman I had ever been with. I was ready to give my life for her. She didn't reciprocate that. Just know, YOU ARE STRONG. Don't go through the pain alone. If it weren't for my family and close friends, I'd be dead.
It's life and it is weird, but the best excuse I could come up with is that she taught you a lesson that people just come in our lives to teach us. We are merely on a journey we call life, it's either suppose to be pure happiness till death or we are here to experience every damn thing under the sun. The key could be that " don't ever let people corrupt you or change you and to keep the childlike version of yourself within you." Life could well be a test, how on the creators green earth would we know what's what.
I ain't even gonna make a joke. It almost hit me in the feels when he shouted, "No! God, no! You NEVER get over it!" You really never do. Been 5 years now and this almost brought me back to when my heart went from warm and red, to black and icy.
Same here my friend. I'm in a wonderful and much better relationship now, but 6 years ago I was in absolute turmoil for giving my heart to the first girl I ever loved. And then got back all shattered. Took me years to recover, but still not over it fully. I'm forever changed by that now.
It takes one big broken shattered mess of a once beautiful heart to change you into something you don’t recognize only to make sure to remind you of the pain that you never want to feel again.
"There's no such thing as a painless lesson, they just don't exist. Sacrifices are necessary; you can't gain anything without losing something first. Although, if you can endure that pain and walk away from it, you'll find that you now have a heart strong enough to overcome any obstacle. Yeah, a heart made Fullmetal."
So accurate. It's the old "nice guys finish last". In today's generation, all the "nice guys" are chewed up, spit out and broken during high school/college. Then once the girls mature and don't want a f**kboy anymore and look for husband material, there isn't any left because those once upon a time nice guys were broken and changed who they were and more often than not, can't be unbroken.
Those types of women turn “Nice guys” into players because they turned them into that the reason why women have a love/hate relationship with “ Bad boys” is because bad boys can’t be locked down and refuse to go through pain and break up
@@TheMan-je5xq well yeah sort of, if it’s one girl but again no one wants a woman who has given lots of sex to random dudes, i personally don’t want to be with a woman who’s banged lots of dudes before.
Tbh, I almost cried watching this scene. If you don't understand, you never will. That pain when you get your heart ripped out your chest, is the worst pain ever. You make a vow to never go through that ever again. Call us ugly all you want but remember, we was once beautiful. It took a wolf in sheep's clothing to do that to us, and that's why most of us are like the way we are.
Just like that old classic song from the spinners: It take a fool to learn, that love don't love nobody. I only wish I heard this song when I was young.
"I ain't never getting my heart broken like I did when I was 16" its like we're all kinda trapped in the moment our heart got ripped out for the first time. It's been 2 years for me and life has been going 10x the speed ever since. I'd like it to slow down. Just to breathe again.
holy shit. you're right... since I first fell in love and got broken. time stopped being measured. it's just a cycle of sun and moon not days any more not hours not minutes just sun and moon times I hardly remember the day it is any more I just exist but I never live anymore
You’re exactly right and I didn’t even realize it until I read that, thank you for that, for what its worth, I sincerely hope things get better, for you and me and all of us brother, keep on keeping on.
In a way he's right. I was at a bar one time and I can't remember how the conversation started but these two women asked me why am I so single and I told them the reasons why because I don't want to get my heart broken I've been rejected so many times I've been abused by women quite a few number of times. And they said not all women are bad And I respond do you say the exact same thing when a guy hurts a woman whether it's something major or something minor do you say the exact same thing. And there was no response from either of them. See I get it men need women and women need men and I get the fact that both sides have their problems but it always seems like women will get a number of second chances and one man does something that he shouldn't do and all men are to blame. In the worst part is that women would rather deal with scum bag men then go out with decent men because it's easy. So here's my message to women you want to take the easy road you want to be with a guy who has no job no income works off the books talks down to you like you are a second class citizen you be my guest but just remember you are the ones who are responsible for your unhappiness
It's even worse when you're not dating her, but you're being used by her mentally and emotionally. They will fill your head with promises, validation, and fake love. Been roped along with several years as she collected suitors. Took a lot of putting things together and if I didn't have someone to show me that I'd still be trying to be with her. Got twice the pain and none of the love. But, it was my fault, I should've been more aware. Never again.
Listen to me and listen well. Thats manipulation. I don't care what anyone says or whatever condescending fucking shit she told you. That is not your fault.
It’s crazy how guys tend to accept it as their fault and never let it happen again but women just point everything towards us and learn nothing from their mistakes
Jesus, Im now married at 35 years old and I can tell you how extremely true this is. You never really recover. You just change in to something that can take that kind of pain and still function.
They say a broken heart eventually heals. In my experience they don't. You just wake up one day (and this could be after weeks, months, years) and the pain just becomes bearable. That's it.
@kevinlyons345 it's only been over a year since she left. But yeah I recovered but that shit still hurts. And I'll never give it up for another woman. AnfFuck marriages. Its just a stupid piece of paper
This film was released in March 2007; it's almost eighteen years later. But things have gotten worse considerably. Ken (portrayed by Mars Callahan) may come off as too idealistic. His philosophy and methodology might have worked in the 20th century and maybe even in the 2000s if you were fortunate, but when the 2010s started, the game just took a nosedive for men. Sal (portrayed by Matthew Lillard) seems to be the kind of guy who is the lone survivor who was right all along with how things are going now. The game is clearly rigged, and men must take measures to protect themselves and put their interests first (unless children are involved). Now, so many guys don't even become "players or womanizers"; they never get involved with them because they never even get the chance, or men walk away. As a man in the English-speaking Developed World, it can be too risky to be romantically involved with a woman, and it's simply not worth it in many regards. - divorce/marriage failure - infidelity/promiscuity - STDs/STIs - misattributed paternity/paternity fraud - false accusations/allegations - domestic abuse - weaponizing children against the father - financial instability/ruin - jeopardized mental health - trust issues - family court I'm not saying we should give up entirely, but we must be aware of the glaring issues and risks and take proper precautions if we are to attempt an endeavor like this.
Sometimes when people are treated badly they go on to treat others badly. This happens with both men & women. The biggest difference is that no one cares when a man is broken, yet people are quick to condemn him when he does wrong.
There is something in this writing that's truly next-level meta, and my comment won't even come close to doing it justice, but some people are going to say that it's just making excuses for bad behaviour, and passing off accountability, BUT, this is a rare example of opening up, and embracing insecurity; it's not an "excuse", it's just a fact, and a logical extrapolation of how trauma will change the nicest guys into narcissistic assholes. This guy is no longer afraid of his demons; he faced them, he owns them, and they work for HIM now. This is true empowerment. Keep your heads up high, Kings.
Barney actually explains it and he's the best example of this character. He got cheated on by his gold digger GF when they were hippies by a suit who was a douche. He was the realest character on that show. Everyone else was a fraud. He's just hyper and like a lil boy. He's suuuuppper expressive
So many people sit there and say “it’s just a bad excuse” and I’m like dumbfounded by how you can just disregard peoples feelings, this works with girls and guys, it’s the pain that makes people hate. It’s easy to say get over it when you haven’t had to go through it, and I truly mean go through something like this, I’m not talking about brad that you dated a week ago and broke up with you and you cried for 3 days, I’m not talking about Jessica who was a bitchy Highschool cheerleader, I’m talking about someone you truly love, that you did everything for, and thought you’d be with forever, and then it turns out that they had been playing you for years, you don’t just “get over” it, that’s not how that works. Not only that, but if you can understand how depression works, then you understand they can’t help it, no one is saying it right to do it, but you can’t sit there and say there’s no reason, cause there is, no one wants to keep going through that pain, some are more sensitive then others. If your the person trying to blame the victims instead of blaming the idea of it happening, then your on the same level as people who talk crap on the people who end up killing themselves cause they have had enough, and you sicken me, your making no real change, your not trying to help, your just trying to deflect and disregard so that you don’t have to face the facts of what’s happening
I don't know what brought me to this video or why but very well said. Anyone who could read this and not at least get SOME kind of idea of how horrible things can be has to be a psychopath.
This is gospel truth. I made this observation almost 30 years ago. EVERY guy I knew who was a player or cheater had been absolutely destroyed by a woman. The guy who was, without question, the biggest player we grew up with... He had been extra kind, loving and loyal until he walked in on the girl that he lost his virginity to getting plowed by one of his best friends. It's been over 30 years and his reign of terror is still on-going.
@WhiteTowerGuard scars never disappear, we just have to move on unfortunately. Us men get emotionally damaged at a young age and we're taught to mask our emotions, be stoic or don't give a fuck, but trust me when I say that emotional pain is the absolute best way a man can be destroyed. Emotion leads to Mental which then leads to Physical.
@@MyCullen2010 well I hope you get healing for it. Don’t let it continue into this new year! Make a choice to let go and keep your head up. Pray if you need to.
It sits you back makes you think I was always there I didn’t talk to any other women I made sure to show that I cared for her to cheat on me with someone else knowing how much she meant to me. I haven’t become a monster yet but I’m beginning to question why shouldn’t I
26 right now been a few months since I was out of a 4 year relationship and trying to start over is terrible. I don't want this to negatively change me but it's getting hard.
Flipping great execution on that last line the face the tone the shake in the voice and the glint in the eyes, it's perfect and flawless it really shows the depth of the character
I experienced heart break before, the worst feeling i have ever felt in my life , a part of me died that day , and she did it effortlessly and without a second thought and all of a sudden, and after we promised to keep our feelings for each other forever... And since then , a monster was born , one that eats them hearts for breakfast .
He gets back up & goes "And they gave it up to her!"... That's probably one of the best potrayals of a drunk person... The tengents that restart by a trigger of a word or sentence🤣
I got my heart ripped out multiple times by a girl at 17 got used finally got to be with her after months of being stuck in the friendzone only for her to lie to me and cheat on me. She left me to pick up what was left, and I changed. I changed so much that I didn't recognize the face in the mirror. My reactions, interactions, and personality changed.
All it takes is shit woman to turn a good man into a shit excuse of his former self but we're never truly that far from that man we where there's a few girls at my work that make me remember what it's like to feel enjoyed outside of sex
We literally cannot forget our first loves. Shit is insane. I still think about her sometimes, even though she and I are on two very different paths in life.
It’s been like 2 years and she is still in my fucking head!!! Drives me insane. She has been my only love because I am not attractive and women want nothing to do with a broken man like me. My head is sick with contamination OCD and that instantly made my first girlfriend leave me. I’ve got demons inside me. Nobody gives a fuck to listen!!!! I just see myself in the future living alone. No kids. No wife. Nothing. I am about to turn 23 and This generation I am a part of gives me no hope in finding anyone to actually give a shit about me. I can look around and see friends of mine falling in love but I get a fucking curse to never seek that happiness from a woman.
Dude, one day, may be awhile, youll be puminh gas, at a grocery store, in a store and boom, it will happen. Be careful what you wish for though because they are a major pain in the ass. Mean time, you do you, work out, travel, get your sports car, whatever . Enjoy your peace while you have it. You are in your 20s, plenty of time mean time enjoy your 20s@sherwin1533
If you're hurt bad enough, it breaks you open in a way where you have no choice to be vulnerable. You suffer enough pain, and ironically you no longer care about being hurt.
That is 110% accurate because of the generation now & the future. We will continue to do the same it never changes. A man judged first, talked about, then left behind. The reason as each generation keeps up with high expectations with a half glass full. Breakup/divorce will stand at high
I ain’t ever getting my heart broken again like when I was 22, I wish I had never met her. They say that it’s better to have loved and lost than to have never loved at all but I disagree wholeheartedly. My heart still aches when I think about her and it’s soul crushing to know that she doesn’t feel the same.
Depends on the situation. Take an elderly couple. Married for let's say 40 years and had 4 children together. Then one day the woman gets diagnosed with cancer and passes away after a couple years. Was it better for the man to have never met her or loved and lost her? Loved and lost. They had a life together, were happily married, had children together and she passed away. But I also understand what you mean. Choosing to leave and dying are two different things. I was also in a similar situation when I was in high school. I was once friends with this one girl from my church. I still remember the day we became friends. I was in 9th grade and i think she was in the 8th grade. I remember it was at a youth event at my youth pastors house and our entire youth group was there. All the boys went outside to go play football. I suck at football and it was chilly outside so I decided to just stay inside with all the girls. I remember day dreaming about whatever I was daydreaming about and then she sits down right next to me and she says to me: "why aren't you playing football with the other boys?" I told her it was cold outside and I wasn't very good at it. Me and her never spoke before, despite both of us growing up in that church and I never had any prior feelings. I remember the exact day. It was October 25th, 2015. This was the first conversation we had. Through the next couple years we became friends. We talked a lot at church, spent time together at youth events. We started off as friends but eventually I started to develop feelings for her. My feelings were very strong. I really really liked her. We got along very well and I thought we had a lot of chemistry. I thought she was the one God had for me and this was it. I started to daydream about a romantic relationship with her, marriage, life together, having a family with her. Eventually, she found out I liked her from someone else at church and then things went downhill. She didn't want to talk to me anymore. She started giving me the silent treatment. I was completely crushed and hurt. I actually just stopped going to church because I couldn't bare to see her anymore but she did not want to see me. Was it worth it for her to come talk to me on that day? No. I was better off left alone. I still wish she had not but I can't change what happened. All I can do is move on and pray to God for healing
Coming back here after realizing Sal was right. I gave love one more chance after 3 different failures. Now I am the one that breaks hearts and gets a kick out of it.
I can hear the emotions and pain from his voice when he rants. He’s still hurting over what happened that it became a part of him. The result of being trapped in his own loop of getting his heart broken that turned him scummy. Somewhere in his life, he tried to make it all look so perfect but didn’t realize the fact that it could’ve been his turn to lose. So he takes on a persona and facade to make himself look better and something he can admire and be proud, which I don’t blame him for, cause we all been like that somewhere. A form or way to cope.
I had the same thought and this is literally 1 of the only good scenes. I didn't absolutely hate it but it was long winded, over the top, and to close to a sitcom setting for my liking. Personally I think it could have been better if there was more depth and movement to the story. It's basically an 88 min cliche rant about men, women, and sex.
So true! I was always the nice guy. Whenever I was in a relationship I always went the extra mile, for no other reason than that I wanted to show her just how much I cared. Of course it was never enough. They would always find something petty to throw in my face. I had one girl dump me after asking me my opinion on a few hair colors she was considering, and me not choosing the one she preferred. I never learned my lesson until my fifth gf. I really thought it was going to be the one that would work out. We were engaged, and going to be married in a month. It was at that point I discovered that she had "fallen in love" with another man. It's been 3 years, and I've been single ever since. The ironic thing is that her and most of the others ended up with abusive men.
I’m the same way I’m the nice guy I always go above and beyond because it’s what I would want done for me but After opening up so many times to have my heart crushed I’m honestly wondering what was the point of it all why did I care so much when they didn’t and yes most of my ex’s are with abusive men or married
Been single, virgin at age 26. Zero relationship, hugs, kisses, touch, romantic chat. Coz every girl I cared for they rejected and ghosted me. Not even a single one of them gave me a chance to prove my love.
This also happens to woman too, I'm always the girl who goes above and beyond for men who don't appreciate it and cheat on me or treat me like shit... the say nice guys finish last is legit the same saying for girls too yano
@@noteveryoneisthesame5861In away you are right women go through BS like this too; but more often then not its because those guys that they selected weren't good men from the get-go.. But for guys it's a more painful experience because we were taught that if we go above and beyond that she will cherish and love us for doing so but then when we do we get the heart break that was commented and displayed on the video above... When men break no no really pays a close mind to our pain. It sinks deep and rots till the individual eventually recovers but by then they are no longer the man they once were. Im sorry you experienced that kind of pain and I'm not trying to downplay what you been through but I'm just expressing the difference between the two genders when it comes to relationship heart break.
We, the people always had that one moment where one of our friends let’s it all out. A casual talk turns real, the mood turns somber, the real then comes out and the smiles fade and the focus turns on and you all realize this isn’t funny. It’s real.
As a man, who spent 10+ years (1year dating, 9.5 years married) to a woman whom I loved, left me for another man. I never once cheated, lied, or anything. Yet it's all my fault when I did nothing wrong. And I haven't loved since.
To those good men that got hurt and didn't kill themselves over that soul-crushing heartbreak: I, as a fellow man, am glad you all are still here living your lives to the best of your ability with your basic faith in humanity still in tact. Cheers to you for LEVELING up instead of just GIVING up despite the severe trauma and hardship. The world is still worth living in because people like you are STILL in it.
I can definitely say this, that very first relationship I ever had back when I was like 15 or 16 whichever one it was, I wasn't the same when it came to dating, because that first girl hurt me the worst. Her cheating on me, screwed up any relationship I could ever have with another woman, because every single one of the relationships I done had in like the past 2 years didn't last because I knew from the start it wasn't going to last, because I was afraid of getting my heart broken again, so instead of letting it happen again, I ended the relationships first every time.
It's sad as fuck man. I watched this happened to my best friend. The girl he loved for 8 years destroyed him so bad he almost became suicidal and thank God it never went there. He's now doing better , but he's become the guy that Matt Lillard is talking about; Messing with multiple women, a differnt girl each night , or a different girl during each time of the day. One time he was with a girl that she was head over heels for him and he destroyed her.
I got my heart shattered at the age of 18 both of us are the same age. I’d like to believe I did everything right for this girl I was patient, respectful, and faithful. Then I head out to college and boom she gets a job, great, but she started cheating with the 47 year old guy who trained her. Ever since I’ve never been the same can’t love like I used to
Hope you’re doing good buddy, listen is that someone you would want to raise kids or share memories with? Probably not. Plenty of good people out there like us waiting to just meet. Patience
This is too brutally honest. Guys are more romantic than girls. Love to females is a commodity, a tool, something to gain from. Love for men is their reason for being. I've been cheated on, used and abused. All I wanted was a loving relationship. Women wanted a house and money with no responsibilities.
I am sure women would say the same thing about men. It really just ends up being two sides that don't understand each other throwing out blanket statements and judgements doesn't it?
Really hits home, 100% accurate and every man will have been through this. I got cheated on and broken up with not long back when I was already down from a hard time and needed her once, just once, after I had "been a rock for her" (her own words), and this scene reflects every emotion going and more with it
Caitlin was her name. Never gonna forget the lesson she taught me. She made me realize women tend to only want what they can't have. When I did it the first time she stone walled me. Then when I finally went to move on with my life she came back. Wanting me to dump my fiance. I finally got the courage to tell her I love you but I don't trust you. Best statement I've ever said to anyone.
@@FangYuanDaoistGuYou speak the truth Sir. The woman that shapes us into the man we are is not our mother. But the 1st love we have that rips out our hearts. It's a right of passage to becoming a man sadly.
The two guys here at the bar aren't taking him seriously at all, but he's speaking nothing but facts here. When your heart gets broken and your trust gets destroyed, you aren't the same after it. You change in deep ways and that fear of opening up... its unlike anything else. I don't know why they aren't taking him seriously here, but this is probably the best way I've ever heard this stuff explained. Everything is on point here.
My favorite line in any movie ever is Matthew's line in Thirteen Ghosts referring to the ghost's in the basement. A girl says "in THIS basement" he replies "yes in THIS BASEMENT!! what is it with you people??! I mean if there was a next door, then I wouldn't GIVE A SHIT!!"
I’m 4 months out of a 2 year relationship. Thought I’d spend the rest of my life with her. She was my best friend, we shared everything, she was everything I ever wanted. We thought we were going to get married. She cheated on me and said it was because she was polyamorous. Had the audacity to blame me for being mad. Said she needed time to figure things out. Got into a relationship a week later and strung me along for another two months before telling me. I don’t love her anymore, that’s all dried up, but I still love what we had. And I miss it, and I know I’m not giving that kind of trust and love to anyone ever again.
Someone once said that men are more romantic than women. I didn't believe it at first for a long while. Then I started to pay attention and realized that he was right, I just didn't understand in what way he meant. Falling in love is dangerous, but what truly makes it dangerous is how it's used against men. It's not 'us' that is valuable, it's what we have.
For the new ones Never open up your hearts and never trust and most importantly never expect anything It will hurt you in ways you've never thought was possible
To those who are putting this down; NO, breaking hearts because your own heart was broken ISN’T correct or condoned. However this clip exposes an explanation, not an excuse, and explanations are needed because “womanizers” are labeled as villains whilst when women are promiscuous, it’s “heroic” and “independent”. Woman can be just a butthurt about this subject IF NOT MORE, and the profound nature of this clip is a man even being vulnerable about his own bleeding vulnerabilities. Us men didn’t realize the truth of our own sentiments, and thus we can learn to move forward and heal because clips like this INFORM us with insight. So it goes both ways, sure, but how often are men consoled as women are when it comes to the broken heart? How often to women take accountability as men are expected to for their own mistakes and infliction of wounds?
I disagree that women who are promiscuous are thought of as heroic and independent - there's a ton more social stigma about promiscuous women compared to promiscuous men - but the rest of your message is absolutely right.
A girl yesterday told me that because men would cheat and hoe around that now women are using their sexuality as a weapon. I said what about guys like me. She told me that I'm one of the very few good guys and that I got stuck with everyone else. And that is why I don't associate with women
@@generalhospital8208 You are correct. As I explained, it’s no excuse. But if we disregard explanation, we dehumanize very broken people, and thus we tend to stand on self-righteous ground. Every action has a reaction, and you don’t have to agree with someone to understand why they have their stance. In this world, anyone who breaks a heart has forfeit their innocence. And even if we don’t think we have, we have all broken a heart, or we will. It’s the inevitability of the human condition.
This comment section has confirmed for me that love is like putting uranium oxide on to plates. Just because it looks pretty it doesn’t mean it can’t hurt or kill you.
"You'll recover, but you'll never get over it". Yes, that's absolutely true
Probably probably not if that is truly something that can be scarring someone for the rest of their life I’m not sure that it’s true I went in saying he saying that’s true enough that if I were to doubt it I’d be in the river of Egypt denial
However if there is one man who would praise what he had to say it would be German philosopher Arthur Schopenhauer
Schopenhauer was an atheist grappled with the purpose of life
But his conclusions were beyond pessimistic dealing with the realities of life‘s endless sufferings
Schopenhauers big conclusion Was that it was best never to be born at all he thought human beings bright nothing of constant design and if we didn’t achieve these desires there was discontent and even if we did discontent with step in anyway he wanted us to face up to the fact that fulfillment was impossible
The happiest man he says is the one that goes through life with a minimum of pain
Yep, sometimes I get nauseous just thinking about it
@@joelvarelajr6495 Ever heard of German philosopher Arthur Schopenhauer ?
@@benjaminbingaman1848 no, what did he do?
@@joelvarelajr6495 Arthur Schopenhauer was a German philosopher he was an atheist to grappled with the purpose of life but his conclusions were beyond pessimistic dealing with lives and the sufferings Schopenhauers brief conclusion that it was best never to be born at all We argue that human beings were in a State of constant desire if we didn’t achieve these desires there was discontent and even if we did discontent with set in anyway
His solution was to face up to the fact that fulfillment is impossible he encouraged us not to strive for happiness in order to avoid the anxiety and trouble in trying to achieve it The happiest man he said is the one that gets through life with a minimum of pain
Matthew Lillard is such a talented actor he gets into every role and he's good at it. He has so much emotion in his roles.
Even a Killer, and than Scooby doo lol.
He is talented af, but this part didn't take much acting because it's real
@@DirtyWopBastard True.
Why do you have Coop as your profile? Haha! Awesome!
@@drakenpage777 I’m feeling a little woozy here.
This man didn’t read a script, he said the words on the page with his full SOUL . Pop off shaggy👏
Who knew Velma had it in her
Stu lol
Nah I don't think that was even in the script. I think he said what was from the bottom of his heart.
this is what happened to shaggy once the smoke cleared
I’m only 23 years old and this scene hits home. The reality of it so surreal.
But for some reason it’s always men’s fault I’m no saying women don’t go through it to and men place blame but most blame is centered on men
Same
true
@@tobiaslawrence8928 dude, I’m only 20 and this still hurts
24!
“I ain’t never get my heart broken again like I did when I was 16.” Powerful line.
Powerful line lmaoo yeah if you're 12 😂
@@jeemale9207 that’s why it’s the last line in a famous dramatic scene in an adult film😂 okay dude have fun trolling
@@kalebridenour7522 adult film aimed at edgy teenagers who think they're watching something so profound. Don't worry buddy, it's ok to be blown away by that "Powerful line" 😂
@@jeemale9207 lmao kid your clearly dont understand cause you still be simping over every chick that talks with you this may be a movie but 1 thing for sure it said something thats 100% true that no man will admit the only reason men are players is because we got broken at one point we wont let it happen again but pussy pussy
@@jeemale9207 and if ya think im wrong read 90% of the comments you'll realise your nothing but a dam fool
The slight quiver to his voice, where it shakes like Mathew Lillard himself is holding back tears, is what really sells it. This hits so deep and so hard, and it is so painfully true.
Let’s all be honest, we still love her, but we never forgot the lesson she taught
Yes we do, but just gotta remember and continue the repeat this to ourselves "never again "
Even if you don't talk to them anymore atleast you know you aren't inadvertently hurting them by trying to love them. Been single almost 10 years. No woman seems worth it after the first great one. This too shall pass
This a trap
For me it's a girl named Maria, we were in love but eventually we grew apart and she forgot who I was, and I realized who she was.
@@marcywiththegoodhair4365 - Ouch, I’m sorry to hear that man. It sounds like she definitely showed you her true colors
What sucks is that he’s right. We never forget even if we can forgive. It hurts in our most private moments. Because time doesn’t “heal all pain” it just blurs the memories and dulls the agony
dude.... deep man, deep
This film was released in March 2007, it's over fifteen years later. But things have gotten worse considerably.
Ken is too idealistic, and his philosophy and methodology might have worked in the 20th-century and maybe even in the 2000s if you were fortunate, but when the 2010s started, the game just took a nosedive for men. Sal seems to be the kind of guy who is the lone survivor that was right all along with the way things are going now. The game is clearly rigged, and men must take measures to protect themselves and put their interests first (unless children are involved). Now so many guys don't even become "players or womanizers"; they never get involved with women because they never even get the chance, or men just walk away. As a man in the English-speaking Western World, it can be too risky to be romantically involved with a woman, and it's simply not worth it in many regards.
- divorce/marriage failure
- infidelity
- STDs/STIs
- paternity fraud/misattributed paternity
- false allegations/accusations
- domestic abuse
- weaponizing children against the father
- financial instability/ruin
- jeopardized mental health
- trust issues
- family court
I'm not saying we should give up entirely, but we have to be aware of the glaring issues and risks, and we must take proper precautions if we are to attempt an endeavor like this.
You can say time blurs and dulls but that’s a lie and you know it you 1000% of the time remember exactly what hurt you when and where it’s so hard wired into you even if you got amnesia you’d look at your ex and that’s all you would remember
@@Trenex1000 Suicide. Some Men can not withstand that level of dejection.
@@MF_DOOMer
Yes, suicide is one of them. But too many people really don't care because men are the ones suffering. Men are viewed as being disposable assets.
As someone that is almost 40, this hits way too close to home. You recover, but never get over it. No truer words have ever been spoken.
Who cares
At 31 years old, I can honestly say that I know the feeling. It's even worse when you turn into that monster and they try to make you apologize for what you have become, but never for what they made you.
@@art23428 You do. Deeply. Otherwise, you would never have watched this video or made this comment. Facts.
How about as a recently turned 40yo, you learn what love truly is. First one must understand what sacrifice is, learn what forgiveness is, and learn why that sacrifice was made should one accept that man deserves death in a lake of fire for their trespasses against the almighty, loving just, merciful, righteous and kind God. He sent His only son, without sin, to die the most brutal and tortuous, painful arguous death imaginable on a wooden cross. Once one can grasp that kind of love that Jesus had for the world, one can come to possibly understand what real love is. Love covers a multitude of sins.
@Openreality, why are you lecturing a 40 yr old? I'm sure he knows what love is.
"So, you're saying you're afraid."
"Absolutely. I ain't never gettin my heart broken again, like I did when I was 16."
Amen to that.
Edit: Stay strong out there, folks!
This line is a terrifying thing to believe. It's a painful and terrifying state of mind to fall into.
@@beefchief2320 its called reality m8 theres no mindset for simply stating the truth other then accepting who you are and what happen in the past is why you are who you are today
@@beefchief2320 I don't know about it being a terrifying thing to believe. It's not terrifying to me. Frankly, it's quite peaceful. Humanity has fallen so far in its morality that I want nothing to do with it, as far as a relationship goes. That 16 heartbreak was due to a lack of morals on her part, and thanks to her, it opened my eyes to just how lacking humanity is. Since I know that humanity lacks morals, and since I know I do not like pain that cannot be avoided, the logical solution is to stay out of relationships. By pain that cannot be avoided, I mean the pain one experiences from a heartbreak. It cannot be avoided. It sticks with you for quite sometime. I do not like that kind of pain, therefore, it is to be avoided. Plus, there are other aspects of relationships I am not a fan of, but I digress. Nonetheless, I find peace in knowing that I won't be subjected to that mental torment that is heartbreak, or the games and hoops the come with relationships.
The acceptance he says that with is proof he'd thought about it.
16.... you don't even know what love is at that point
You may not know it, but he just summed up what love was...
Love is giving someone the means to destroy you and trusting them not too...
Well, when you put it like that I see how easy it is run away from.
@@555reaper and yet how we also secretly desire it...
For men it is. Women never give anything to men or try to be vulnerable first.
That's what love is to a man. Women bounce back far to quickly to understand what love is.
I’m 40 now had 6/7 different relationships after my first girlfriend, even as nice as some
Of them were I knew right from the start in my subconscious it wasn’t gonna last which I know sounds awful, but none of them even come close to this one girl..... I know I’ll never feel like that again and I’m also realist knowing that being 40 I’m not gonna get with some 21 year old 9/10, but I’ll never settle for less so I guess I’m kinda fucked both ways, it is what it is at the end of the day... I’ve got close family and some great friends that’s enough for me. I think to many people out there in marriage or relationships are 50/60% in there minds in love for me that’s never enough.... and I think the other person always deserves more!
I relate so badly like his character. "You move on, but you never get over it". That shit is real
This film was released in March 2007; it's almost eighteen years later. But things have gotten worse considerably.
Ken (portrayed by Mars Callahan) may come off as too idealistic. His philosophy and methodology might have worked in the 20th century and maybe even in the 2000s if you were fortunate, but when the 2010s started, the game just took a nosedive for men. Sal (portrayed by Matthew Lillard) seems to be the kind of guy who is the lone survivor who was right all along with how things are going now. The game is clearly rigged, and men must take measures to protect themselves and put their interests first (unless children are involved). Now, so many guys don't even become "players or womanizers"; they never get involved with them because they never even get the chance, or men walk away. As a man in the English-speaking Developed World, it can be too risky to be romantically involved with a woman, and it's simply not worth it in many regards.
- divorce/marriage failure
- infidelity/promiscuity
- STDs/STIs
- misattributed paternity/paternity fraud
- false accusations/allegations
- domestic abuse
- weaponizing children against the father
- financial instability/ruin
- jeopardized mental health
- trust issues
- family court
I'm not saying we should give up entirely, but we must be aware of the glaring issues and risks and take proper precautions if we are to attempt an endeavor like this.
@@Trenex1000 I agree, Ken is too naive in my opinion, he got lucky with his wife, that is the exception not the rule. I got lucky with my wife two. She is my favorite person and we have a son.
@@marcelo2169
It was the issue of paternity fraud and DNA paternity testing that “woke me up,” and after that, I never looked at them the same way again. Anger and hatred are not the answer; be wary and hold them accountable.
@@marcelo2169
It was the issue of paternity fraud that “woke me up.”
This ain’t acting. This is a real, true legend teaching a lesson. You can tell he’s been heartbroken before and has been down the road
That voice crack of him about to cry
Tf you talking about? It's literally acting. This ain't behind the scenes footage.
@@thuglaza4728 I think you’re confused on what I meant. Yes he is acting with what his lines are but I’m saying emotionally he’s clearly naturally sad about the topic when he says his line and starts to tear up for a second. So it’s clear that he got his heart broken before
@@CJPoozThat's part of the profession of acting.
@@thuglaza4728 this is literally a comedy. There wasn’t any saying in the script for him to cry. He felt the need to because he probably found the whole topic relatable
Damn Shaggy really went off the deep end after the gang broke up
Velma did him really dirty.
He swallowed an entire bag of red pills!😅
Funny as shit bro
@@Facade953 Zoinks!
I'm fuckin weak🤣🤣
You recover, you heal, you forgive but you never forget
This film was released in March 2007; it's almost eighteen years later. But things have gotten worse considerably.
Ken (portrayed by Mars Callahan) may come off as too idealistic. His philosophy and methodology might have worked in the 20th century and maybe even in the 2000s if you were fortunate, but when the 2010s started, the game just took a nosedive for men. Sal (portrayed by Matthew Lillard) seems to be the kind of guy who is the lone survivor who was right all along with how things are going now. The game is clearly rigged, and men must take measures to protect themselves and put their interests first (unless children are involved). Now, so many guys don't even become "players or womanizers"; they never get involved with them because they never even get the chance, or men walk away. As a man in the English-speaking Developed World, it can be too risky to be romantically involved with a woman, and it's simply not worth it in many regards.
- divorce/marriage failure
- infidelity/promiscuity
- STDs/STIs
- misattributed paternity/paternity fraud
- false accusations/allegations
- domestic abuse
- weaponizing children against the father
- financial instability/ruin
- jeopardized mental health
- trust issues
- family court
I'm not saying we should give up entirely, but we must be aware of the glaring issues and risks and take proper precautions if we are to attempt an endeavor like this.
Completely true. 110% hit home. 13 yr relationship thrown away. Got cheated on and everything taken from me. When I asked why, her answer was "I don't know." Seriously, that was my answer. On another note, Matthew Lillard is an amazing actor. Love the emotion he brings in all his roles.
How are you doing, man? I don't really know what to say, I'm just hoping you're doing as well as you possibly can. This sucks.
@@shtembyduelsson I'm doing fine. It was super tough the first year. Most days are easier some are tough though. Just got to find something worth fighting for and hold on to it. For me it's my son.
Damn dude. I applaud your ability to even still be here pushing forward. I’m 24 and have only been with one girl and it was for 3 years which seemed like long for me. I’m the one that ended it and then I regretted it everyday since for the past year or so. She is now married and is having a kid with the guy that would occasionally pop up on her snapchat. So the mixture of confusion, regret, and being directly hurt by her unwillingness to come back is tough to deal with since I THOUGHT I had felt real love but in her words she “never really loved” me. Some days I’ve been unconfident that I’ll be here tomorrow, some days are easier, but I just hope I can eventually be past it for good.
@@LightsTeamEuphoria thanks I appreciate that. It's not easy. Quite possibly the hardest challenge I ever experienced. Here's the thing though, men and woman are different no doubt. Don't deny the fact that you loved her cause at one point you did. It's so much easier for women to move on cause most of them believe they didn't do anything wrong. They won't admit that they see us as objects as well, just play things for their amusement. My ex was the only woman I had ever been with. I was ready to give my life for her. She didn't reciprocate that. Just know, YOU ARE STRONG. Don't go through the pain alone. If it weren't for my family and close friends, I'd be dead.
It's life and it is weird, but the best excuse I could come up with is that she taught you a lesson that people just come in our lives to teach us. We are merely on a journey we call life, it's either suppose to be pure happiness till death or we are here to experience every damn thing under the sun. The key could be that " don't ever let people corrupt you or change you and to keep the childlike version of yourself within you." Life could well be a test, how on the creators green earth would we know what's what.
I ain't even gonna make a joke. It almost hit me in the feels when he shouted, "No! God, no! You NEVER get over it!" You really never do. Been 5 years now and this almost brought me back to when my heart went from warm and red, to black and icy.
Poetic. Hope you’re doing well man.
true
Same here my friend. I'm in a wonderful and much better relationship now, but 6 years ago I was in absolute turmoil for giving my heart to the first girl I ever loved. And then got back all shattered. Took me years to recover, but still not over it fully. I'm forever changed by that now.
Same here bro, head up
Simp
This scene was written so well and certainly comes from a place of experience so to whomever wrote the dialogue..we feel you.
Which movie?
Which movie
@@segujjajoseph9183 still wanna lnow
What love is
The greatest lessons in life don't cost you money, they cost you time
Facts
Time and a piece of yourself.
!!!!!!!!!
amen..tru that
Time, pain, and your innocent assumptions of how the world works.
It takes one big broken shattered mess of a once beautiful heart to change you into something you don’t recognize only to make sure to remind you of the pain that you never want to feel again.
Fucking right. Damn this hits hard.
DAMN
Amen to that brother. My ex literally destroyed me and now I hate to say my trust in women is faltering severely
"There's no such thing as a painless lesson, they just don't exist. Sacrifices are necessary; you can't gain anything without losing something first. Although, if you can endure that pain and walk away from it, you'll find that you now have a heart strong enough to overcome any obstacle. Yeah, a heart made Fullmetal."
Edward Elric-Full Metal Alchemist
So accurate. It's the old "nice guys finish last". In today's generation, all the "nice guys" are chewed up, spit out and broken during high school/college. Then once the girls mature and don't want a f**kboy anymore and look for husband material, there isn't any left because those once upon a time nice guys were broken and changed who they were and more often than not, can't be unbroken.
Those types of women turn “Nice guys” into players because they turned them into that the reason why women have a love/hate relationship with “ Bad boys” is because bad boys can’t be locked down and refuse to go through pain and break up
Exactly hit the nail on the head or whatever that saying is lol Darius m look him up
Nah, it’s because no one wants a walking sex kiosk.... nice guys are nice but not stupid.
@@eriknove never pay for what was once given away for free
@@TheMan-je5xq well yeah sort of, if it’s one girl but again no one wants a woman who has given lots of sex to random dudes, i personally don’t want to be with a woman who’s banged lots of dudes before.
This is a very underrated scene in all of film history
What film?
@@drakenpage777 What love is (2007)
No it’s not it’s peak incel shit
@@What1drink Not really...
@@drakenpage777 spoken like a true incel
This dialogue lives rent-free forever in my soul.
I agree. This and the line "My soul slides away" in the song "Dont look back in anger" by Oasis both do for me.
Tbh, I almost cried watching this scene. If you don't understand, you never will. That pain when you get your heart ripped out your chest, is the worst pain ever. You make a vow to never go through that ever again. Call us ugly all you want but remember, we was once beautiful. It took a wolf in sheep's clothing to do that to us, and that's why most of us are like the way we are.
I promise you will never be closer than 3 feet to a woman with her consent.
@@raincloud5309 i promise you will never be loved by anyone,not even animals
Just like that old classic song from the spinners:
It take a fool to learn, that love don't love nobody.
I only wish I heard this song when I was young.
I cried because I am this guy the nice guy that got chewed up and spit out
Hey if you don't mind me asking, what's the name of the movie or where those this clip come from because I'd love to watch the whole thing
"I ain't never getting my heart broken like I did when I was 16" its like we're all kinda trapped in the moment our heart got ripped out for the first time. It's been 2 years for me and life has been going 10x the speed ever since. I'd like it to slow down. Just to breathe again.
holy shit.
you're right... since I first fell in love and got broken. time stopped being measured. it's just a cycle of sun and moon not days any more not hours not minutes just sun and moon times I hardly remember the day it is any more I just exist but I never live anymore
You’re exactly right and I didn’t even realize it until I read that, thank you for that, for what its worth, I sincerely hope things get better, for you and me and all of us brother, keep on keeping on.
Yup I got cheated on from that moment Ik I had to do better than I dated again a few years back and got cheated on again I’m so done
Its been...... christ almost 10, 11 years now. There's still nights i just lay awake at night
Nobody's caring sir
Shaggy after breaking up with Velma:
“Never to give it up again” god that sentence with that stare was so intense
That's one thing every guy is not ashamed to admit he is afraid of ..
In a way he's right.
I was at a bar one time and I can't remember how the conversation started but these two women asked me why am I so single and I told them the reasons why because I don't want to get my heart broken I've been rejected so many times I've been abused by women quite a few number of times.
And they said not all women are bad
And I respond do you say the exact same thing when a guy hurts a woman whether it's something major or something minor do you say the exact same thing.
And there was no response from either of them.
See I get it men need women and women need men and I get the fact that both sides have their problems but it always seems like women will get a number of second chances and one man does something that he shouldn't do and all men are to blame.
In the worst part is that women would rather deal with scum bag men then go out with decent men because it's easy.
So here's my message to women you want to take the easy road you want to be with a guy who has no job no income works off the books talks down to you like you are a second class citizen you be my guest but just remember you are the ones who are responsible for your unhappiness
Yep, usually how it goes.
Yep
Just remember the male suicide rate is higher than women
But over twice as many women are on anti depressants as men 😂😂
I want to print this out and put it on my Wall. So dam true preach Brotha Preach!!
He is completely correct. There is no ‘in a way’ about it 🤣
Please make this a quote because honestly fuck all these heartless women
It's even worse when you're not dating her, but you're being used by her mentally and emotionally. They will fill your head with promises, validation, and fake love. Been roped along with several years as she collected suitors. Took a lot of putting things together and if I didn't have someone to show me that I'd still be trying to be with her. Got twice the pain and none of the love. But, it was my fault, I should've been more aware. Never again.
Listen to me and listen well. Thats manipulation. I don't care what anyone says or whatever condescending fucking shit she told you. That is not your fault.
why did you have to go out and slap me like that?🥲 ik that exact pain
I feel you bro. Been strung along as well, just for her to have another guy over. Should’ve been more aware. Never again.
It’s crazy how guys tend to accept it as their fault and never let it happen again but women just point everything towards us and learn nothing from their mistakes
@@sinwithagrin4243 kudos to you for taking responsibility! Now that you know the issue, make sure it doesn't happen again!
After my daughter's mom ended up leaving me for my best friend it changed my perspective alot it showed me anyone is capable of anything
I feel more people need to understand that. Nobody is guaranteed to be the same person they were yesterday or years prior.
@@W.T.F599 you speak the true true
You will be okay. Time 🙏🏾
Anyone can get his heart broken at 16 but this, this is the real hell.
I went thru something similar and it made me so depressed on the verge of Suicide
Jesus, Im now married at 35 years old and I can tell you how extremely true this is. You never really recover. You just change in to something that can take that kind of pain and still function.
They say a broken heart eventually heals.
In my experience they don't. You just wake up one day (and this could be after weeks, months, years) and the pain just becomes bearable.
That's it.
Amen brother 6 years later it still hurts
@kevinlyons345 it's only been over a year since she left. But yeah I recovered but that shit still hurts. And I'll never give it up for another woman. AnfFuck marriages. Its just a stupid piece of paper
Correct.
It never gets lighter. You just learn how to carry it.
This film was released in March 2007; it's almost eighteen years later. But things have gotten worse considerably.
Ken (portrayed by Mars Callahan) may come off as too idealistic. His philosophy and methodology might have worked in the 20th century and maybe even in the 2000s if you were fortunate, but when the 2010s started, the game just took a nosedive for men. Sal (portrayed by Matthew Lillard) seems to be the kind of guy who is the lone survivor who was right all along with how things are going now. The game is clearly rigged, and men must take measures to protect themselves and put their interests first (unless children are involved). Now, so many guys don't even become "players or womanizers"; they never get involved with them because they never even get the chance, or men walk away. As a man in the English-speaking Developed World, it can be too risky to be romantically involved with a woman, and it's simply not worth it in many regards.
- divorce/marriage failure
- infidelity/promiscuity
- STDs/STIs
- misattributed paternity/paternity fraud
- false accusations/allegations
- domestic abuse
- weaponizing children against the father
- financial instability/ruin
- jeopardized mental health
- trust issues
- family court
I'm not saying we should give up entirely, but we must be aware of the glaring issues and risks and take proper precautions if we are to attempt an endeavor like this.
Sometimes when people are treated badly they go on to treat others badly. This happens with both men & women. The biggest difference is that no one cares when a man is broken, yet people are quick to condemn him when he does wrong.
There is something in this writing that's truly next-level meta, and my comment won't even come close to doing it justice, but some people are going to say that it's just making excuses for bad behaviour, and passing off accountability, BUT, this is a rare example of opening up, and embracing insecurity; it's not an "excuse", it's just a fact, and a logical extrapolation of how trauma will change the nicest guys into narcissistic assholes.
This guy is no longer afraid of his demons;
he faced them, he owns them, and they work for HIM now.
This is true empowerment.
Keep your heads up high, Kings.
This basically describes how and why characters like Barney Stinson and Glenn Quagmire became who they are.
Heroes, In so many guys eyes yet, they don’t see the pain or the reason for it.
Glenn Quagmire is a rapist. Barney is a gentleman at least
Barney actually explains it and he's the best example of this character. He got cheated on by his gold digger GF when they were hippies by a suit who was a douche.
He was the realest character on that show. Everyone else was a fraud. He's just hyper and like a lil boy. He's suuuuppper expressive
@@rockysalvatore435 can't say everyone else was a fraud, they just weren't him and that cool
@@elikyiael8740 no not really. They were all pretty fake and lied about their motives. Other than fudge I think
He's such a talented actor and so underrated. This is such an amazing scene.
Guys not acting tho 😆
But y'all slander tf out of him so.... This is awkward
This movie was ahead of its time...
What the name of this movie
It’s really not… it’s just a story as old as time. Women have been destroying men since they were created.
Matthew lillard is without a doubt one of my favourite actors of all time, he doesn't get the recognition he deserves
Matthew Lillard would say otherwise, but he'd be wrong.
So many people sit there and say “it’s just a bad excuse” and I’m like dumbfounded by how you can just disregard peoples feelings, this works with girls and guys, it’s the pain that makes people hate. It’s easy to say get over it when you haven’t had to go through it, and I truly mean go through something like this, I’m not talking about brad that you dated a week ago and broke up with you and you cried for 3 days, I’m not talking about Jessica who was a bitchy Highschool cheerleader, I’m talking about someone you truly love, that you did everything for, and thought you’d be with forever, and then it turns out that they had been playing you for years, you don’t just “get over” it, that’s not how that works. Not only that, but if you can understand how depression works, then you understand they can’t help it, no one is saying it right to do it, but you can’t sit there and say there’s no reason, cause there is, no one wants to keep going through that pain, some are more sensitive then others. If your the person trying to blame the victims instead of blaming the idea of it happening, then your on the same level as people who talk crap on the people who end up killing themselves cause they have had enough, and you sicken me, your making no real change, your not trying to help, your just trying to deflect and disregard so that you don’t have to face the facts of what’s happening
Amen.
I don't know what brought me to this video or why but very well said. Anyone who could read this and not at least get SOME kind of idea of how horrible things can be has to be a psychopath.
Preach bro. Preach.
I felt this :(
Im behind this 100%
This is gospel truth.
I made this observation almost 30 years ago. EVERY guy I knew who was a player or cheater had been absolutely destroyed by a woman.
The guy who was, without question, the biggest player we grew up with... He had been extra kind, loving and loyal until he walked in on the girl that he lost his virginity to getting plowed by one of his best friends. It's been over 30 years and his reign of terror is still on-going.
beautiful
And it'll never stop.
I saw this on TikTok but it was cut short. I can here to watch the whole scene. I’m crying cos I realise I’m still picking the pieces of my heart… 😭
Same I just saw it and came here for the full scene
See little shit kids can't do literally nothing without tiktok.... I feel so sad for this future generation
@WhiteTowerGuard scars never disappear, we just have to move on unfortunately. Us men get emotionally damaged at a young age and we're taught to mask our emotions, be stoic or don't give a fuck, but trust me when I say that emotional pain is the absolute best way a man can be destroyed. Emotion leads to Mental which then leads to Physical.
Same here and it’s been years but still hurts like it was yesterday.
@@MyCullen2010 well I hope you get healing for it. Don’t let it continue into this new year! Make a choice to let go and keep your head up. Pray if you need to.
25 for me. That’s when I realized she didn’t love me anymore or as much as I loved her. Shit ruins you to your core
@@knomes23 same man shit hurts so bad
Shit dude same
It sits you back makes you think I was always there I didn’t talk to any other women I made sure to show that I cared for her to cheat on me with someone else knowing how much she meant to me. I haven’t become a monster yet but I’m beginning to question why shouldn’t I
26 right now been a few months since I was out of a 4 year relationship and trying to start over is terrible. I don't want this to negatively change me but it's getting hard.
25 now same story
"Frankenstein was a whore?"
"you leave my wife out of this"
ah yes that classic humor
Flipping great execution on that last line the face the tone the shake in the voice and the glint in the eyes, it's perfect and flawless it really shows the depth of the character
That response to Cuba Gooding Jr's summation was crushing; "like I did when I was 16..."
That is very sad.
It’s annoying how his friends aren’t taking him serious but they probably don’t expect this from him.
I experienced heart break before, the worst feeling i have ever felt in my life , a part of me died that day , and she did it effortlessly and without a second thought and all of a sudden, and after we promised to keep our feelings for each other forever...
And since then , a monster was born , one that eats them hearts for breakfast .
He gets back up & goes "And they gave it up to her!"... That's probably one of the best potrayals of a drunk person... The tengents that restart by a trigger of a word or sentence🤣
Drunk or not, what he was saying was true
Every year I come back to this scene and it never gets old, you never get over it.
Stay strong fellas
I got my heart ripped out multiple times by a girl at 17 got used finally got to be with her after months of being stuck in the friendzone only for her to lie to me and cheat on me. She left me to pick up what was left, and I changed. I changed so much that I didn't recognize the face in the mirror. My reactions, interactions, and personality changed.
All it takes is shit woman to turn a good man into a shit excuse of his former self but we're never truly that far from that man we where there's a few girls at my work that make me remember what it's like to feel enjoyed outside of sex
There is wisdom in this scene; wisdom, and a warning to all people to think about who you want in your life
We literally cannot forget our first loves. Shit is insane. I still think about her sometimes, even though she and I are on two very different paths in life.
It’s been like 2 years and she is still in my fucking head!!! Drives me insane. She has been my only love because I am not attractive and women want nothing to do with a broken man like me. My head is sick with contamination OCD and that instantly made my first girlfriend leave me. I’ve got demons inside me. Nobody gives a fuck to listen!!!! I just see myself in the future living alone. No kids. No wife. Nothing. I am about to turn 23 and This generation I am a part of gives me no hope in finding anyone to actually give a shit about me. I can look around and see friends of mine falling in love but I get a fucking curse to never seek that happiness from a woman.
@@sherwin1533I'm sad to hear this and I want to help but I'm not certain if I even can. But I think it's worth a try. Will you let me help you?
Dude, one day, may be awhile, youll be puminh gas, at a grocery store, in a store and boom, it will happen. Be careful what you wish for though because they are a major pain in the ass. Mean time, you do you, work out, travel, get your sports car, whatever . Enjoy your peace while you have it. You are in your 20s, plenty of time mean time enjoy your 20s@sherwin1533
“God No! You never get over it.” True facts right there. Never felt it so hard
You my recover, but you never get over it.
@@FangYuanDaoistGu yup damn straight dog
@@FangYuanDaoistGuI wish I did. I’d be a much happier man. But I’m not. Cause like my boy Frankie said, that’s life
This brought back all the pain, all the anger, all the gut wrenching madness.
I thank the Instagram algorithm for not letting me forget what happened.
If you're hurt bad enough, it breaks you open in a way where you have no choice to be vulnerable. You suffer enough pain, and ironically you no longer care about being hurt.
That is 110% accurate because of the generation now & the future. We will continue to do the same it never changes. A man judged first, talked about, then left behind. The reason as each generation keeps up with high expectations with a half glass full. Breakup/divorce will stand at high
@Thanos is Retired what does that mean ?
I ain’t ever getting my heart broken again like when I was 22, I wish I had never met her. They say that it’s better to have loved and lost than to have never loved at all but I disagree wholeheartedly. My heart still aches when I think about her and it’s soul crushing to know that she doesn’t feel the same.
Depends on the situation. Take an elderly couple. Married for let's say 40 years and had 4 children together. Then one day the woman gets diagnosed with cancer and passes away after a couple years. Was it better for the man to have never met her or loved and lost her? Loved and lost. They had a life together, were happily married, had children together and she passed away. But I also understand what you mean. Choosing to leave and dying are two different things. I was also in a similar situation when I was in high school. I was once friends with this one girl from my church. I still remember the day we became friends. I was in 9th grade and i think she was in the 8th grade. I remember it was at a youth event at my youth pastors house and our entire youth group was there. All the boys went outside to go play football. I suck at football and it was chilly outside so I decided to just stay inside with all the girls. I remember day dreaming about whatever I was daydreaming about and then she sits down right next to me and she says to me: "why aren't you playing football with the other boys?" I told her it was cold outside and I wasn't very good at it. Me and her never spoke before, despite both of us growing up in that church and I never had any prior feelings. I remember the exact day. It was October 25th, 2015. This was the first conversation we had. Through the next couple years we became friends. We talked a lot at church, spent time together at youth events. We started off as friends but eventually I started to develop feelings for her. My feelings were very strong. I really really liked her. We got along very well and I thought we had a lot of chemistry. I thought she was the one God had for me and this was it. I started to daydream about a romantic relationship with her, marriage, life together, having a family with her. Eventually, she found out I liked her from someone else at church and then things went downhill. She didn't want to talk to me anymore. She started giving me the silent treatment. I was completely crushed and hurt. I actually just stopped going to church because I couldn't bare to see her anymore but she did not want to see me. Was it worth it for her to come talk to me on that day? No. I was better off left alone. I still wish she had not but I can't change what happened. All I can do is move on and pray to God for healing
Coming back here after realizing Sal was right. I gave love one more chance after 3 different failures. Now I am the one that breaks hearts and gets a kick out of it.
Blow me away
Felt every single word of this.
I can hear the emotions and pain from his voice when he rants. He’s still hurting over what happened that it became a part of him. The result of being trapped in his own loop of getting his heart broken that turned him scummy. Somewhere in his life, he tried to make it all look so perfect but didn’t realize the fact that it could’ve been his turn to lose. So he takes on a persona and facade to make himself look better and something he can admire and be proud, which I don’t blame him for, cause we all been like that somewhere. A form or way to cope.
He ain’t wrong. Shit like that changes people. Some just change a little more than most
Absolutely love this scene, haven’t seen the film yet, but seeing this scene makes me wanna watch it right now
I had the same thought and this is literally 1 of the only good scenes. I didn't absolutely hate it but it was long winded, over the top, and to close to a sitcom setting for my liking. Personally I think it could have been better if there was more depth and movement to the story. It's basically an 88 min cliche rant about men, women, and sex.
So true! I was always the nice guy. Whenever I was in a relationship I always went the extra mile, for no other reason than that I wanted to show her just how much I cared. Of course it was never enough. They would always find something petty to throw in my face. I had one girl dump me after asking me my opinion on a few hair colors she was considering, and me not choosing the one she preferred. I never learned my lesson until my fifth gf. I really thought it was going to be the one that would work out. We were engaged, and going to be married in a month. It was at that point I discovered that she had "fallen in love" with another man. It's been 3 years, and I've been single ever since. The ironic thing is that her and most of the others ended up with abusive men.
I’m the same way I’m the nice guy I always go above and beyond because it’s what I would want done for me but After opening up so many times to have my heart crushed I’m honestly wondering what was the point of it all why did I care so much when they didn’t and yes most of my ex’s are with abusive men or married
Been single, virgin at age 26. Zero relationship, hugs, kisses, touch, romantic chat. Coz every girl I cared for they rejected and ghosted me. Not even a single one of them gave me a chance to prove my love.
This also happens to woman too, I'm always the girl who goes above and beyond for men who don't appreciate it and cheat on me or treat me like shit... the say nice guys finish last is legit the same saying for girls too yano
@@noteveryoneisthesame5861In away you are right women go through BS like this too; but more often then not its because those guys that they selected weren't good men from the get-go.. But for guys it's a more painful experience because we were taught that if we go above and beyond that she will cherish and love us for doing so but then when we do we get the heart break that was commented and displayed on the video above... When men break no no really pays a close mind to our pain. It sinks deep and rots till the individual eventually recovers but by then they are no longer the man they once were. Im sorry you experienced that kind of pain and I'm not trying to downplay what you been through but I'm just expressing the difference between the two genders when it comes to relationship heart break.
In the immortal words of obito uchiha: "When a Man learns to feel love he must also bear the risk of feeling hate".
We, the people always had that one moment where one of our friends let’s it all out. A casual talk turns real, the mood turns somber, the real then comes out and the smiles fade and the focus turns on and you all realize this isn’t funny. It’s real.
As a man, who spent 10+ years (1year dating, 9.5 years married) to a woman whom I loved, left me for another man. I never once cheated, lied, or anything. Yet it's all my fault when I did nothing wrong. And I haven't loved since.
Women don’t understand a man’s heart can be so beautiful and mysterious but it doesn’t take much to turn that heart into a stone that won’t budge.
Can we acknowledge yet another example of Matthew Lillard absolutely killing it. Soooo underrated
Matthew is truly underrated as actor he deserves more future roles !!!! He is such amazing actor ❤️
To those good men that got hurt and didn't kill themselves over that soul-crushing heartbreak: I, as a fellow man, am glad you all are still here living your lives to the best of your ability with your basic faith in humanity still in tact. Cheers to you for LEVELING up instead of just GIVING up despite the severe trauma and hardship. The world is still worth living in because people like you are STILL in it.
I can definitely say this, that very first relationship I ever had back when I was like 15 or 16 whichever one it was, I wasn't the same when it came to dating, because that first girl hurt me the worst.
Her cheating on me, screwed up any relationship I could ever have with another woman, because every single one of the relationships I done had in like the past 2 years didn't last because I knew from the start it wasn't going to last, because I was afraid of getting my heart broken again, so instead of letting it happen again, I ended the relationships first every time.
I feel you. Coming out of an 8 year relationship
How do you break the cycle?had the same happen to me and Kinda stuck in it atm XD
Shit happens, move on.
It's sad as fuck man. I watched this happened to my best friend. The girl he loved for 8 years destroyed him so bad he almost became suicidal and thank God it never went there. He's now doing better , but he's become the guy that Matt Lillard is talking about; Messing with multiple women, a differnt girl each night , or a different girl during each time of the day. One time he was with a girl that she was head over heels for him and he destroyed her.
And they wonder why we don't want to be committed to them 😒
So he's an awful person same as the OG girl was. How does that fix anything?
@@SeanMendicino-n3d it doesn't man but as the saying goes hurt people , hurt people
@@bigchris327 facts. On top of that, guys like him will never be able to trust people or let anyone get close to them.
@@getonwithit.2847 exactly 💯
When I was 25, had my heart, ripped out my chest, then handed back to me in a thousand pieces. 9 years later, I still ain't the same.
Ifunny brought me. But I chose to stay. He's a legend.
Ay same
Same, what great acting
Same here
SAME! LOL
Same here
I got my heart shattered at the age of 18 both of us are the same age. I’d like to believe I did everything right for this girl I was patient, respectful, and faithful. Then I head out to college and boom she gets a job, great, but she started cheating with the 47 year old guy who trained her. Ever since I’ve never been the same can’t love like I used to
You'll heal, man. And you'll find a girl who isn't a terrible person. Best of luck to you!
Hope you’re doing good buddy, listen is that someone you would want to raise kids or share memories with? Probably not. Plenty of good people out there like us waiting to just meet. Patience
This is too brutally honest. Guys are more romantic than girls. Love to females is a commodity, a tool, something to gain from. Love for men is their reason for being. I've been cheated on, used and abused. All I wanted was a loving relationship. Women wanted a house and money with no responsibilities.
not all females and not all males brotha, but most.. definitely
I am sure women would say the same thing about men. It really just ends up being two sides that don't understand each other throwing out blanket statements and judgements doesn't it?
@@ghostly0590WRONG, women love men opportunistically. Men are the ones who love idealistically
@@HonsHonmen use women for a house and income? You’re kidding me, right?
Really hits home, 100% accurate and every man will have been through this. I got cheated on and broken up with not long back when I was already down from a hard time and needed her once, just once, after I had "been a rock for her" (her own words), and this scene reflects every emotion going and more with it
Caitlin was her name. Never gonna forget the lesson she taught me. She made me realize women tend to only want what they can't have.
When I did it the first time she stone walled me. Then when I finally went to move on with my life she came back. Wanting me to dump my fiance. I finally got the courage to tell her I love you but I don't trust you.
Best statement I've ever said to anyone.
Monica
@@FangYuanDaoistGuI understand brother.
@@luciousthewolf2900 i do highly appreciate the response good sir. We all would never forget the lesson we were taught.
@@FangYuanDaoistGuYou speak the truth Sir. The woman that shapes us into the man we are is not our mother. But the 1st love we have that rips out our hearts. It's a right of passage to becoming a man sadly.
Tori for me
This guy has been waiting a long time to do this speech, you can tell this was him talking from the remains of what was once his heart
The two guys here at the bar aren't taking him seriously at all, but he's speaking nothing but facts here. When your heart gets broken and your trust gets destroyed, you aren't the same after it. You change in deep ways and that fear of opening up... its unlike anything else. I don't know why they aren't taking him seriously here, but this is probably the best way I've ever heard this stuff explained. Everything is on point here.
My favorite line in any movie ever is Matthew's line in Thirteen Ghosts referring to the ghost's in the basement. A girl says "in THIS basement" he replies
"yes in THIS BASEMENT!! what is it with you people??! I mean if there was a next door, then I wouldn't GIVE A SHIT!!"
Every word of this is 100% accurate. I felt this in my soul.
The most honest 2 minutes in television history.
Yet again Mathew Lillard is killing a role
I have to come back to this clip every few months...
I’m 4 months out of a 2 year relationship. Thought I’d spend the rest of my life with her. She was my best friend, we shared everything, she was everything I ever wanted. We thought we were going to get married. She cheated on me and said it was because she was polyamorous. Had the audacity to blame me for being mad. Said she needed time to figure things out. Got into a relationship a week later and strung me along for another two months before telling me. I don’t love her anymore, that’s all dried up, but I still love what we had. And I miss it, and I know I’m not giving that kind of trust and love to anyone ever again.
It's not your fault. You have to let it go and live your best life.
When he said “I ain’t never getting my heart broken again like I did when I was 16” that hit so hard
"You die a hero, or you live long enough to see yourself become the villain."
That line perfectly sums up this scene.
Lillard is so under rated. And one of the nicest guys!
Someone once said that men are more romantic than women. I didn't believe it at first for a long while. Then I started to pay attention and realized that he was right, I just didn't understand in what way he meant.
Falling in love is dangerous, but what truly makes it dangerous is how it's used against men. It's not 'us' that is valuable, it's what we have.
Time never healed any pain ,time just taught us how to live with that pain.
Never give it up again. You recover but you never get over it. YOU'RE GODDAMN RIGHT!
He speaks 100% truth!
For the new ones
Never open up your hearts and never trust and most importantly never expect anything
It will hurt you in ways you've never thought was possible
He’s pouring his heart out and they’re laughing. Welcome to a man’s life
yeah I came from a short for this. hits a little different when you realize the other two are just laughing at him.
To those who are putting this down;
NO, breaking hearts because your own heart was broken ISN’T correct or condoned. However this clip exposes an explanation, not an excuse, and explanations are needed because “womanizers” are labeled as villains whilst when women are promiscuous, it’s “heroic” and “independent”.
Woman can be just a butthurt about this subject IF NOT MORE, and the profound nature of this clip is a man even being vulnerable about his own bleeding vulnerabilities.
Us men didn’t realize the truth of our own sentiments, and thus we can learn to move forward and heal because clips like this INFORM us with insight.
So it goes both ways, sure, but how often are men consoled as women are when it comes to the broken heart? How often to women take accountability as men are expected to for their own mistakes and infliction of wounds?
I disagree that women who are promiscuous are thought of as heroic and independent - there's a ton more social stigma about promiscuous women compared to promiscuous men - but the rest of your message is absolutely right.
A girl yesterday told me that because men would cheat and hoe around that now women are using their sexuality as a weapon. I said what about guys like me. She told me that I'm one of the very few good guys and that I got stuck with everyone else.
And that is why I don't associate with women
I'm an eye for an eye and believe that in the jungle there are no innocent it either you or them and I'm not letting them get me out there
@@generalhospital8208 You are correct. As I explained, it’s no excuse. But if we disregard explanation, we dehumanize very broken people, and thus we tend to stand on self-righteous ground. Every action has a reaction, and you don’t have to agree with someone to understand why they have their stance. In this world, anyone who breaks a heart has forfeit their innocence. And even if we don’t think we have, we have all broken a heart, or we will. It’s the inevitability of the human condition.
here comes CA{TAIN SAVE A HOE
This comment section has confirmed for me that love is like putting uranium oxide on to plates. Just because it looks pretty it doesn’t mean it can’t hurt or kill you.
She will always hold a gigantic portion of my heart in her hands, but I will fully admit I will never recover
I feel your pain bro, but one day, one day very far from now things will be okay. Until then just do your best and know you’re not alone