.What is it with all these men hiding after they drop the break-up news? Letting women do the hard work of facing reporters
Agree with you on men not liking to talk about it. Personally this is linked to men not being comfortable with expressing their emotions.I feel men don't like to talk about it as much as us girls do.
Most time in thai...It is better to let the girl do it and not the guy....let her talk and and tell her story.....
Love is a story of the two people involved, and feelings can change. During the pandemic two of my closest girlfriends divorced. One was married for more than 10 years, another was married for almost 20 years. Each of them have children.I don’t know either one of them, but she seems to love him, what else is he looking for!? Huh sometimes love just ain’t enough
Two points to make...
I think it's unfair to use the fact that these celebrities are public figures as almost our entitlement to their private lives. I think just because they've shared some moments publicly they pictures or videos or even that they're "publicly" dating, it doesn't mean that we should be privy to everything. 10 years of them together, we've only been shown maybe 5% of it those moments. But yes, it's unfair in terms of leaving just the women to address it while the men cower away. But at the same time, the women has every right in the world to not answer it too yet they choose to.
It is sad and my heart goes out to her bc imagine going thru the hardships of being an actor/ actress who struggles to get work and fame. I hope he didn't cheat. The one thing I noticed she said was that their relationship never had any problems like that so that she was confused.
But it makes me wonder, bc there's no such thing as "no problems" in relationships. Usually ppl who say that are living in their own bubble, not noticing or unwillingly to accept their partner's feelings. Like yes, he's awful for doing it over the phone after 10 years together and being cold. But she told him as a courtesy about her talking about it and he expressed that he'd like her not to but she still went and did so anyways. You cannot tell me that isn't just a tiny red flag. She's a good actress but eventually she was more known for a relationship and her best friend status with Kimmy. Now ppl just want to talk to her on shows about their relationship and she's totally fine exploiting on that too.
I think your description seems quite likely. Also, she had said earlier that from time to time he had asked for breaks or space from each other? And along with what she said that they never had any serious problems… I agree with you that that seems like a little red flag.With that said seems like he finally came to a realization that she was not the one and that he had told her many times about his feelings about their relationships but she ignored it which kind of fits what I said earlier. Yes, we'll never know the truth of what happened and their relationship nor are we entitled too.
I'm assuming from those words, the relationship eventually drained him bc she just refused to accept his feelings about possibly wanting to end the relationship as she had her own vision for the relationship already. Ghosting her in a sense was probably the only way he thought to get out of the relationship as she refused to listen many times when told directly. Not right at all but what more can someone really do when you tell that person over and over that you need a break or you want to break up but they can't accept it.
I agree he shouldn’t have gone on the trip with her and he should have been more clear about his decision earlier. But we also don’t know what they were truly like in their relationship. And of course they being public figures doesn’t help.He was still going on holiday with her which gave mix signal to her about their relationship. Both are not teenagers anymore. Should be matured enough to accept whatever decisions made.
He could have taken the high road of ‘it’s not you, it’s me cliche’ and end it with finality with here instead of hanging her to dry like that and come up with the Sunthorn Phu long meaningless statement.
I think it depends. Commenting on celebrity news is not being entitled at all. Or else what would we all chit chat about on this type of thread? There are boundaries, yes, but so far, on this forum, it's still pretty decent and respectful. Like, I would never comment on their personal space or spread false rumors. Everything we talk about here is based on the information they themselves have shared. I always take an opportunity to learn from others like you guys here. I enjoy reading comments because some people are just so smart and funny. They give insight from their own experiences that I'll never go through, so as long as the threads don't become toxic, I think it's a privilege for me to be here and read comments but surely not an entitlement. We learn from celebrities all the time, too. When I watch TikToks, I always look forward to the comment section because it's full of hilarious and witty feedback, if not taken personally and seriously.Two points to make...
I think it's unfair to use the fact that these celebrities are public figures as almost our entitlement to their private lives. I think just because they've shared some moments publicly they pictures or videos or even that they're "publicly" dating, it doesn't mean that we should be privy to everything. 10 years of them together, we've only been shown maybe 5% of it those moments. But yes, it's unfair in terms of leaving just the women to address it while the men cower away. But at the same time, the women has every right in the world to not answer it too yet they choose to.