He really let himself be in a relationship for SIX years with someone he doesn’t love because he felt “obligated” wasting both of their time when she could’ve found someone who actually wants to be with her!!
Watch he’s gonna suddenly want to be with her or whatever.
Well, who says it was fully platonic? He liked her enough to kiss her and maybe even sleep with her. He might have felt that was enough to build a life with her. You don’t ask people if they can measure the love they have for you. They just love you for r they don’t. For him, that love was enough to tie himself to her for the rest of their lives.
as someone who is also trying to go into medicine, i agree that there is a sense of anxiety taking that first step and overcoming that hurdle. working at an office right now, i feel like i am slowly becoming more use to it but its nowhere near what i will see later down the road, more traumatic events, dealing with heart break and stuff. i admire her admitting this and it is an expensive career to go into so i feel for her.
Go for it, the sacrifices worth it. I’m a doctor in my last year of internship in physical medicine and rehabilitation and of course we deal with traumatic experiences everyday, but right now what scares me the most it getting used to it and to stop being empathetic with patients suffering from diseases and disabilities. But on the other hand, you need to build a wall between yourself and all of that because if not, we would not survive.









I feel so bad for the dad because he has to suffer through knowing he was SA'd and then have the product of that completely smash into his life and family. His own son barely cares and his young daughter trying to fix the problems. smh lawd pls do something about that bitch