Realistically? She can't change. And is probably crying in part for herself because she is unlikely to find someone else who will allow her to be herself.This was surprisingly really good. She helped him face his actual issues to overcome them. But to get there, she had to face her own issues. She's mean, but tries to have the best intentions. She learns how to be a better person by being able to accept herself. Although their relationship was toxic, they both benefited from it greatly in the end, even if it wasn't a happy ending. They couldn't have a happy ending.
The man is going to be happy in the future. As for the lady, that's a mystery. Either she'll continue growing and find happiness, or she'll go back to her negativity based on how she reacts to future challenges. I'd like to believe she's able to overcome her past and negative beliefs about herself that is keeping her from trying to be happy.
holy shit this story was 10 years???Yeah okay. So what is your plan for being happy, then, trash girl? Is the realization that you're a sad shadow of a woman who was about to get dumped gonna motivate you to improve? I guess we'll never know. Hopefully the guy is happy with the coworker girl. Shame you wasted ten years of their lives.
She has been changing though. The aunt noticed it, the love "rival" sees it, her work friend makes comments about it, she doesn't go on any paid dates other than that guy, etc. She's also no longer acting exactly like the guy's dead spouse, which unsettles him greatly.Realistically? She can't change. And is probably crying in part for herself because she is unlikely to find someone else who will allow her to be herself.
I may have misread the sign about the anniversary...holy shit this story was 10 years???
Certainly possible. That being said, she seemed to have a bad relationship with her parents due to their concern about her making impulsive decisions spending more than she can earn. Case in point, she is barely paying rent even with a job adjacent to sex work. She's noted to only be at best somewhat above average in terms of physical attractiveneas, and earning potential in that industry drops sharply with age. Having just one client is largely because the agency figured out she was demeaning customers which was really, really, bad for business. She subconsciously figures out whatever will make a person most uncomfortable, then does it. The reason she does not come across as a genuinely bad person is that the cause is maladaptive behavior that hurts her, not sadism or because she enjoys trolling. Although the actions at the end were to save someone, they consisted of demeaning someone as a means of escaping from affection and saddling a friend with the role of cleaning up her mess. Which is basically the same thing she did throughout the series.She has been changing though. The aunt noticed it, the love "rival" sees it, her work friend makes comments about it, she doesn't go on any paid dates other than that guy, etc. She's also no longer acting exactly like the guy's dead spouse, which unsettles him greatly.
The changes are small, but enough for others to notice. And it's implied that she's been nice in the past, just her relationship with her parents had warped her views and self-esteem, which affected her personality. If she can continue to increasingly overcome her past trauma as the days of self-reflection continue, then she can continue to make growing and then more drastic positive changes. But that's why I'm uncertain if she can continue changing. On one hand, she lost her new support system that allowed her to come to her new realizations. On the other hand, she is now self-aware.
The ending feeling of hers is definitely complicated as there are so many things going on with her internally that oppose each othere. There is definitely that feeling of hopelessness going on. I believe one part of it was her subconsciously realizing that there is hope for her as she can actually love and not be selfish; she can make life decisions that aren't just set paths of the circumstances around her. She experienced heartbreak, but on her terms. One issue for her was her just meandering in life. But here, rather than being passive in letting the happenings around her decide her life, she took action.
Based on how we recall and interpret events, our opinions will differ greatly here.Certainly possible. That being said, she seemed to have a bad relationship with her parents due to their concern about her making impulsive decisions spending more than she can earn. Case in point, she is barely paying rent even with a job adjacent to sex work. She's noted to only be at best somewhat above average in terms of physical attractiveneas, and earning potential in that industry drops sharply with age. Having just one client is largely because the agency figured out she was demeaning customers which was really, really, bad for business. She subconsciously figures out whatever will make a person most uncomfortable, then does it. The reason she does not come across as a genuinely bad person is that the cause is maladaptive behavior that hurts her, not sadism or because she enjoys trolling. Although the actions at the end were to save someone, they consisted of demeaning someone as a means of escaping from affection and saddling a friend with the role of cleaning up her mess. Which is basically the same thing she did throughout the series.
I thought she was gonna jump.Anybody else surprised she kept walking once they saw the bridge?