I agree and this seems to be for men and women they are quick to turn on the one that comes along that was actually good for them.Classic blame shifting. Yes, those men may have not been the best choices for serious relationships. But broken women choose broken men. It seems like some women overlook this even when they finally get that "I get it now" moment. That THEY are just as much part of the problem as the men they dated.
Your choices are a reflection of your values. People with proper values tend to value substance over shine. People with poor values tend to value shine over substance.
When a person values substance, they tend to pick things that are quality and built to last. They pick people and things based on how they add value to their life and future. Since their choices are quality, they tend to come with less drama. Because things that are built with quality tend to be made from material that last and last with good performance. Same goes for quality people.
When a person values shine, they tend to pick things that are look good on the outside without checking the quality of the inside. They pick people and things based on how they make them look to the outside world, not based on what's good for them as a person. Since their choices are not quality-based, they tend to come with drama and depreciation. Because things that are built with shine are not meant to last and/or perform for the long haul. Same goes for shine people.
In every situation, one must start with themselves and review their choices before pointing the finger outward. One can only control what they do and how they react. So, if someone continues to find themselves in the same situation over and over, then the "others" are not the issue. They, themselves, are the issue.
It seems Halle was dating/marrying the same person, just in different packages. She needs to look herself in the mirror and clown herself for being a "girl" who chooses the same kind of "boys" to be in going nowhere relationships.
Peace
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