Any one who thinks marriage (or ANY serious commitment) ia all good all the time is at best naive, at worst stupid.
Its lots of hard work. But anything worth having is.
Don't knock it till you try it. When I got railroaded into the union presidency they gave me a gavel. It was a tad difficult to control the meetings till I lost it and rapped the thing sharply on the back of the hand of a mouthy dude next to me.
Peeps began to think twice about shouting me down after that.
Those are the most dangerous sorts. No opportunity to learn to handle it safely.
I agree. I responded to more snow related accidents on the ambulance service than all other calls combined. ( I do not miss 3 am plectron alarms at all!)
I have always thought one requirement to get an engineering degree is to give up all common sense.
Take away all their tools. It limits how much trouble they can cause!
Ok, I should have done my usual comment first read others comments later.
Don't blame Kevin gang. He only gets Hank's side of things. I feel sorry for him, since he will find himself with the short straw again.
Hank is another story. He has decided based on his history what he wants to believe. He needs a good smack upside the head.
At least now Chase can start to move forward. No more treading water.
You kidding? Gary gets a kick out of us speculating.
As for the boys, while they both have issues, i think Hank is worse off. Chase is trying to deal, Hank just wants to believe what he THINKS his eyes are showing him. He needs a smack upside the head!
Unfortunately break ups do make friends choose sides, unfair tho it is.
Hank hurts, so he lashes out. Understandable. Kevin supports Hank from what he believes to be a common base. But now he feels guilty, maybe giving him a little insite to Chase.
Hank is lucky. I would have struck out even harder than Chase in that situation!