Well, yeah, but their main aspects are more similiar than they are different. I think it does. If you can't symphatize with what someone is feeling, you can't really understand them. I have that problem a lot between myself and other people. People don't think I have any reason to feel upset about certain things but that's because they don't understand that I can't help but feel that way.
Yes, but that doesn't mean they still shouldn't have been there to begin with and that Freddie does do all he can in the situation as it progresses.
Some do actually come out and tell people what they need to do differently, yes. Tony's her brother, though, so I don't think speaking of them in typical romantic relationships terms really applies. Hmm, yeah, I think Freddie is mostly justified in the times when he doesn't accept her behavior. I guess the only time I really think he could have reacted differently was at the end of ep 8. I still understand why he reacted that way, though. I don't really see how Effy's changed to be with Freddie. She does all the same things. So yeah, disagreeing interpretations.
Yeah, I will give Cook points for that.
Well, yeah, but I don't think she was really keen on the idea from the beginning. It was sort of obvious that Cook's dad wasn't going to be worth the trouble in the end. They all had to learn that for themselves, though. She still had to enlist his friends, though. She couldn't do it alone.
True, but that doesn't necessarily have to be a person. If you're implying that it's Freddie who's pushed her. If he is, he's just one notch in a long line. Eh, I think every situation and every person is different. Talking helps some people and it doesn't help others. I think it depends on how far gone they are already. From what I've experienced anyway. There are people who help themselves and people who resist until it's out of their hands and others have to help them, that's only two categories in many but that's what I've seen.
Yes, but that doesn't mean they still shouldn't have been there to begin with and that Freddie does do all he can in the situation as it progresses.
Some do actually come out and tell people what they need to do differently, yes. Tony's her brother, though, so I don't think speaking of them in typical romantic relationships terms really applies. Hmm, yeah, I think Freddie is mostly justified in the times when he doesn't accept her behavior. I guess the only time I really think he could have reacted differently was at the end of ep 8. I still understand why he reacted that way, though. I don't really see how Effy's changed to be with Freddie. She does all the same things. So yeah, disagreeing interpretations.
Yeah, I will give Cook points for that.
Well, yeah, but I don't think she was really keen on the idea from the beginning. It was sort of obvious that Cook's dad wasn't going to be worth the trouble in the end. They all had to learn that for themselves, though. She still had to enlist his friends, though. She couldn't do it alone.
True, but that doesn't necessarily have to be a person. If you're implying that it's Freddie who's pushed her. If he is, he's just one notch in a long line. Eh, I think every situation and every person is different. Talking helps some people and it doesn't help others. I think it depends on how far gone they are already. From what I've experienced anyway. There are people who help themselves and people who resist until it's out of their hands and others have to help them, that's only two categories in many but that's what I've seen.
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