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This scenario does not have anything to do with my personal life, so if you reply trying to bug me....muahahahahahaha
These are the only facts you get.
All names are fictional.
Jane and Joe are an item. they've been together for months and things seem great until...
Question #1
Joe decides he needs to break up with Jane. He's not completely over his ex-girlfriend. But he's confused, he really likes Jane and he really likes the ex. Joe is much more comfortable with Jane, but wants to get back with the ex because "he misses her." How would you analyze the character of Joe?
Question #2
Same situation as question 1. Jane really likes Joe. She's had a connection with him that she's never had with anyone else. She's not mad at Joe for being so indecisive, she's just confused. She wants to show him that she is better than the ex, but doesn't know how. This is the third straight relationship where a "question of choice" comes up. How would you analyze the character of Jane?
Any analysis is appreciated
These are the only facts you get.
All names are fictional.
Jane and Joe are an item. they've been together for months and things seem great until...
Question #1
Joe decides he needs to break up with Jane. He's not completely over his ex-girlfriend. But he's confused, he really likes Jane and he really likes the ex. Joe is much more comfortable with Jane, but wants to get back with the ex because "he misses her." How would you analyze the character of Joe?
Question #2
Same situation as question 1. Jane really likes Joe. She's had a connection with him that she's never had with anyone else. She's not mad at Joe for being so indecisive, she's just confused. She wants to show him that she is better than the ex, but doesn't know how. This is the third straight relationship where a "question of choice" comes up. How would you analyze the character of Jane?
Any analysis is appreciated
