Love, Lust or Tragedy?

Romeo & Juliet is a 3-day fling between a 13-year-old girl and 17-year-old boy, that ends with six people dead!

On the Titanic, Rose decides to throw away a $250 million pendant in memory of an unemployed boy she had sex with while she was engaged. Meanwhile her husband worked hard to support her and give her and her children a life of luxury who would have appreciated the inheritance. The real villain in the movie is quite obviously Rose!

Jenny in ‘Forrest Gump’; what people fail to realize is that it’s not a love story at all. It’s a damn tragedy! Jenny is a bad evil woman. She’s a hippie and a stripper and he’s a soldier that falls in love with her but she rejects him. Then when he becomes rich with his shrimp business, now suddenly she’s interested in him. But now it turns out, she secretly had his baby plus because of her promiscuity and possible drug use, she also has AIDS. But now she’s willing to be with him!

‘Notebook’ the famous love story, she’s happily engaged to be married, then screws her ex ’cause he’s actually renovated her dream home as he said he would before she left him when he was broke. ‘Sleepless in Seattle’, she’s living with her fiance, she hears a guy on the radio and starts stalking him. A classic movie ‘Casablanca’, she’s married but cheating and willling to sacrifice her marriage. ‘Bridges of Madison County’ is about cheating. ‘Pearl Harbor’ is about cheating. All these box office ‘love story’ classics are based on infidelity and women not being happy with their relationship; and it’s romanticized.

Take any one of these classic ‘love stories’ that all women swoon about and flip the roles; what do you think those same women’s opinion would then be if it was the guy cheating?

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