[ SECRET POST #2482 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2482 ⌋

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Comments

[queerwolf]

It's one of my hot buttons. Even fictional characters aren't let off the hook.

[misty_anon]

Mine too. I like the movie Avanti! but hate that it ends with Jack Lemmon's character going back to his wife and planning on meeting Juliet Mills's character at the hotel a year later. Ugh! If he didn't want to be with his wife, why not divorce her? Cheating on her is a skeevy thing to do.

[(Anonymous)]

That's how I feel about the movie Imagine Me & You. Would have been a perfect and favorite movie if not for the cheating. :(

[(Anonymous)]

Agreed. Also, if I never see another unmarked An Affair to Remember fusion, it'll be too soon.

(And by that I mean I can sometimes ignore infidelity, but when it's treated as romantic? FUCK YOUUUU.)

[(Anonymous)]

What about situations where the fictional character didn't choose the marriage and has no realistic options to get out of it?

[(Anonymous)]

In that case, I would say the marriage vows are not valid since they were coerced.

But if a fictional character chooses marriage and then chooses to cheat even if they have the option to divorce, I'm with queerwolf.

[blunderbuss]

I don't think the AYRT meant someone being coerced into marriage, but something like a politically arranged marriage, or someone being pressured to marry into a 'good' family, or having to marry someone of the opposite sex because homosexuality is outlawed. All of those marriages are still valid even if one or both parties don't really want to do it.