Which woman did you like best?
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Re: Which woman did you like best?
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It's always a hard balance to find peace with and encourage those masculine outings, without also feeling resentful about the very same sometimes. It is a hard struggle for sure, and I agree, Rachel does give a lot while wearing many hats. Many probably resonate with her the most.pshaw1414 wrote: ↑08 Jan 2020, 15:41 I really resonated with Rachel. She has the young kids and stays home with them all day while her husband goes to work. She is understandably upset by his need for additional time away from home, but gives in selflessly and adheres to the single mom role when needed.
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Like so many others have also mentioned, Evie's personality stood out as memorable for sure! And a majority of women are not so laidback lackadaisical about letting large chunks of things "slide" but each to their own.prospero360 wrote: ↑17 Jan 2020, 13:09 I liked Evie's personality and I think Pamela seemed to let a lot slide. I'm not sure how I feel about that.
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I completely agree with this. I felt like there wasn't much character development with the female characters and often they were just representations of some negative stereotypes, which made me a bit sad.
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Yeah she's totally a strong woman and my favourite characterB Creech wrote: ↑08 Jan 2020, 18:11 I liked Pamela the best. She seemed to go with the flow. She never got upset about the man trips, and she didn't complain about having to take care of the children by herself for a week! Maybe she just hid her feelings to please Daniel and then couldn't hide them anymore because I was shocked when she and Daniel separated! However, she made an effort to work their problems out, and so did Daniel. She was my favorite!
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I liked Pamela the best. She seemed to go with the flow. She never got upset about the man trips, and she didn't complain about having to take care of the children by herself for a week! Maybe she just hid her feelings to please Daniel and then couldn't hide them anymore because I was shocked when she and Daniel separated! However, she made an effort to work their problems out, and so did Daniel. She was my favorite!
I liked Pamela too. She realized that sometimes in a marriage the partners need to do their own thing.
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I agree, I also liked Pamela the best. She didn't seem to feel threatened of their friendship and need for time away. I didn't, however, like Rachel. She was too uptight.
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It's funny that I liked Rachel the most. She acted so real. Although Pamela was a good girl too.Stephanie Elizabeth wrote: ↑21 Jan 2020, 18:36I agree, I also liked Pamela the best. She didn't seem to feel threatened of their friendship and need for time away. I didn't, however, like Rachel. She was too uptight.